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Practice Advisory | December 2017 introduction TO conditional permanent residence | December 2017 1 I. Overview This practice advisory is designed to introduce practitioners to the concept of conditional permanent residence , and to explain the requirements and processes for removing the conditions on residence , thereby enabling the conditional resident to obtain Lawful permanent residence that can last indefinitely. II. introduction In general, lawful permanent residence (LPR), commonly known as having a green card, lasts until one of three things happen: (1) the person naturalizes and becomes a citizen, or (2) the person receives a final order of removal, or (3) the individual chooses to voluntarily give up her LPR status. However, people who apply for permanent residency based on a marriage to a citizen or permanent resident spouse that is less than two years old at the time their residence is granted receive green cards that are only valid for two years.
In general, lawful permanent residence (LPR), commonly known as having a “green card,” lasts until one of three things happen: (1) the person naturalizes and becomes a U.S. citizen, or (2) the person receives a final order of removal, or (3) the individual chooses to voluntarily give up …
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