You are still married to the spouse who petitioned for your green card.

Since you got your green card based on marriage, and you were married less than two years on the day the card was issued, then you were issued a two-year conditional permanent resident card.  

Before your current card expires, you are required to file a separate petition to get a full 10-year permanent resident card.  

ℹ️ If you look at your green card, there is an issuance date, and an expiration date. If your card was issued for only two years, it is a conditional green card.

🕐 This must be filed within the 90-day period before your conditional card expires. If you are late, it is usually possible to request an exemption.

While the form itself is not difficult, it is important to provide a lot of supporting documentation to establish that your marriage was, and continues to be, genuine.  

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