5 Years cmon on Seriously! - Page 2
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Originally Posted by 2Face
Damn people really need to start reading things properly. Dreamers are not waiting for shit. They will get green cards in 5 years and they will be eligible to become CITIZENS IMMEDIATELY. They are pretty much giving us conditional permanent residency. Anyway we still don't know the details. We'll have to wait until the official text comes out.
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@OP: Honestly, citizenship in paper is just a word. If you feel American that's all the citizenship you need, you are legal anyway when the bill becomes a law, you do not need a paper to validate how true you are at heart.
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I personally knew that if he wins he's not going to be touching DACA.
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I hope Trump wins second term.
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Tranny is not derogatory term dummy
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Originally Posted by instantcoffeejoe
I am ok waiting 5 years, as long as I am legal, better than to be stuck in limbo. 5 years is really nothing, I already waited 14 years...I don't even know why you or other people complain about it, as if they are making this hard for you. If anything they are helping you and giving you a chance to prove yourself. Take what you can right now before it stretches again for who knows how long. There is a saying that you just have to quit while you are ahead. Right now I feel CIR is ahead of the curve.
This reminds me of an old TV show with the suitcase, with a person exchanging suitcases until they feel they got the $1 mil dollar, people cant be too greedy of they end up screwing themselves. OP also mentioned being a permanent resident to apply for certain federal jobs. In all seriousness if you wait 5 years I am sure you will still be able to do it. |
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Originally Posted by unrealunknown92
It's the same being a permanent resident; 5 years, and the years counts toward citizenship. The reason it's titled CPR, "conditional", is so we can't petition relatives etc. during that 5 year period.
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Date App Sent - 10/17/2012 Phoenix, AZ ; Date delivered - 10/18/2012 11:43am; App received & I-797 C Notice of Action (both Apps Approved) - 10/22/2012-- Biometrics scheduled & completed- 11/21/2012 10amDACA /EAD: 04/17/13 EAD on han 4/22/13 SSN:/ID/DL 4/23/13 NO BS!!!!!!
I SEE THE FUTURE MUCH CLEARER NOW
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Nebraska SC- Self-preparedSent app on Dec 8, they received Dec. 10th
Bio app scheduled for 1/4 (no walk in)
EAD: 2/27/13 @ 4:00PM In my hands: 3/4/2013
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Originally Posted by PhelonOne87
No i did not but i would think if we were given daca it would have made the process faster why not give us residency and make us wait 5 yrs for citizenship cmon now..
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Under the Dream Act we would get a Conditional Permanent Card, would we get this card under the immigration bill for dreamers or just keep the authorization card? If we get the conditional permanent card it would say valid for 2 years, which would result in some of us (such as engineers and science majors) not able to get good jobs.
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Originally Posted by LeoGuerr
Conditional green card (the right to travel, get normal IDs, enlist, etcetera) for 5 years and then the opportunity to gain citizenship... compare that to the 2 year EAD we have now. It sounds really reasonable to me.
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I personally knew that if he wins he's not going to be touching DACA.
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I hope Trump wins second term.
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Originally Posted by BestBefore1984
Tranny is not derogatory term dummy
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Originally Posted by unrealunknown92
It's the same being a permanent resident; 5 years, and the years counts toward citizenship. The reason it's titled CPR, "conditional", is so we can't petition relatives etc. during that 5 year period.
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Conditional green card (the right to travel, get normal IDs, enlist, etcetera) for 5 years and then the opportunity to gain citizenship... compare that to the 2 year EAD we have now. It sounds really reasonable to me.
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According to the USCIS website:
A conditional permanent resident receives a green card valid for 2 years. In order to remain a permanent resident, a conditional permanent resident must file a petition to remove the condition during the 90 days before the card expires. The conditional card cannot be renewed. The conditions must be removed or you will lose your permanent resident status.
Can you please provide a source that says it is for 5 years? Did you mean we can renew during the 5 year period? Because if we do, it is the same thing as the 2 year EAD for employers.
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