What should I do if my temporary conditional green card expires before I-829 approval?

Your conditional lawful permanent residence status remains in effect and is valid until your I-829 is adjudicated. You are eligible to receive an extension stamp in your passport as evidence of your continuing status. Typically, your I-829 receipt will serve as proof of the one-year extension of your conditional permanent resident status, work and travel authorized. If your I-829 petition remains pending beyond one year, which is unusual, you can receive the extension stamp by attending an Infopass appointment at your local USICS district office.

Yes, I would file for it now.

You should retain an experienced EB-5 immigration attorney to assist you. Extensions may be attained and you should proceed now.

Prior to expiration of the current I-551 stamp in your stamp, please schedule an InfoPass appointment at your local USCIS office. Take the I-829 Receipt Notice (USCIS Form I-797) and your passport with you and the USCIS officer will stamp a new I-551 in your passport. You will continue receiving extensions on your conditional permanent residence while the I-829 is pending. The attorney who filed your I-829 can help you with this process.

When the I-829 is pending, your conditional green card is deemed to be extended. If you lost the actual card, it is unlikely to get a replacement green card. Instead, you will need to make an InfoPass at your local USCIS to request I-551 stamping in your passport. The stamp will have the following language - Upon endorsement serves as temporary I-551 evidencing permanent residence for 1 year.

You will get an original receipt extending your conditional green card for another year. If that is not long enough and the I-829 is still pending, you go to the district office with an INFOPASS appointment and they will give you additional stamps in your passport.

Thank you for your inquiry. If your I-829 is still pending, you can get another stamp in your passport by scheduling an appointment with your local USCIS office.

Your conditional residence will be extended while the application to remove conditions is pending. You do not need a new card now; you can go to an InfoPass appointment at a USCIS field office and get a new stamp in your passport by showing them your pending application.

The temporary green card stamp I-551 can be used as evidence of conditional permanent residence. It is not necessary to apply for a replacement and USCIS will not issue a replacement conditional green card. Just wait, I-829 will be approved fairly soon in six to nine months.

Yes, you should get a replacement card as soon as possible.

Yes. You will go to USCIS office to get another one based on the pending I-829.