@nunezimmigrationlaw: Why do some people get a two year green card while others get a ten year green card? It all comes down to how long you've been married when the green card is approved, not when you apply. If your marriage is less than 2 years old at approval, you'll receive a conditional green card and need to prove later that the relationship is still real. The goal? To prevent marriage fraud while giving legitimate couples a path forward. Understanding the timeline can save you a lot of confusion. #MarriageGreenCard #ConditionalGreenCard #USCIS #ImmigrationLaw #greencardprocess

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