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#ImmigrationLawOnYourSide: "Conditional Permanent Residence in the US"
#ImmigrationLawOnYourSide: "Conditional Permanent Residence in the US"
Have you recently obtained your green card through marriage or through investment? If your answer is “yes”, you likely have a "conditional permanent residence" in the United States. Your status, since it is conditional, will be temporary. Atty. Flomy Diza will walk us through this topic and discuss ways to successfully remove these conditions.
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This program is presented for informational purposes only and is not a substitute for professional financial, medical or legal advice.
Have you recently obtained your green card through marriage or through investment? If your answer is “yes”, you likely have a "conditional permanent residence" in the United States. Your status, since it is conditional, will be temporary. Atty. Flomy Diza will walk us through this topic and discuss ways to successfully remove these conditions.
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This program is presented for informational purposes only and is not a substitute for professional financial, medical or legal advice.
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#ImmigrationLawOnYourSide: "Conditional Permanent Residence in the US"
Have you recently obtained your green card through marriage or through investment? If your answer is “yes”, you likely have a "conditional permanent residence" in the United States. Your status, since it is conditional, will be temporary. Atty. Flomy Diza will walk us through this topic and discuss ways to successfully remove these conditions.
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This program is presented for informational purposes only and is not a substitute for professional financial, medical or legal advice.
Have you recently obtained your green card through marriage or through investment? If your answer is “yes”, you likely have a "conditional permanent residence" in the United States. Your status, since it is conditional, will be temporary. Atty. Flomy Diza will walk us through this topic and discuss ways to successfully remove these conditions.
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This program is presented for informational purposes only and is not a substitute for professional financial, medical or legal advice.