What is the "conditional" green card in U.S. investment immigration?

The "conditional" green card in U.S. investment immigration is a temporary green card valid for 2 years. Within three months before the expiration of two years, the investor needs to apply for a change of status with the Immigration Bureau, as long as If the investor's investment is real and creates direct or indirect (investment in "regional center") employment opportunities that meet the regulations, the investor will be approved by the Immigration Bureau to become a permanent resident. What is the difference between a conditional green card and a permanent green card? You can ask our consultants at Runguang International