Fiona
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Dear BBB,
I have a question regarding my immigration status. Right now I am a conditional resident of the United States (I am married to US citizen). However, my conditions should be removed by the end of November this year. What should I put in my ERAS Application Permanent resident or conditional permanent resident? Does it really make any difference for PD if I am conditional PR or just PR? Thank you for your help!
Fiona
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| bbb
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It won't make a difference - my PD doesn't know that there is a difference. One of the changes in ERAS this year is the addition of a Expected Visa Status - so you can put in what you have now and what you expect to have at the start of residency.
Good luck
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| Fiona
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Dear BBB,
Thank you so much for your response. The problem is that when I am already the Permanent Resident (even conditional) the ERAS will not alow me to put the expected visa status, because, in fact, I am not on the visa. Is the conditional PR status going to decrease my chances of getting interviews? I am so nervous about it!
Thank you again!
Fiona
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| yelenatx
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You should put permanent resident as your immigration status.
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