When does a temporary green card become a formal green card when you marry an American citizen?

From the date of marriage, that is, the date when the temporary green card expires, it is the second wedding anniversary. You can start to apply for cancellation of conditional residence 90 days before your second wedding anniversary, and both American and foreign spouses must apply together. Otherwise, after two years of marriage, you will lose your right of abode in the United States. ? If you have been married for two years because of personality incompatibility, or have been abused by an American spouse, you can apply for exemption from the same application. If you are exempted, you can apply for formal permanent residency and formal green card at any time during your conditional stay. If the children of a foreign spouse are granted conditional residence together with the foreign spouse, they will be listed on the application form for changing the foreign spouse to permanent residence, and will be converted into a formal green card at the same time. If the child is granted conditional residence for 90 days after the foreign spouse has obtained it, the child needs to fill out the application documents for changing to a formal green card separately. ? According to American law, are you eligible to apply for a green card from conditional residence?

1. Foreign spouses who have been married to American citizens or permanent residents for 90 days or two years (including children who have obtained conditional residence at the same time with foreign spouses). ?

2. Children of foreign spouses who apply for conditional residence after 90 days of conditional residence. That is, children who are not included in the application form for conditional residence of foreign spouses. ?

3. Survivors of truly married American citizens or permanent residents. ?

4, sincere marriage, but divorced or declared invalid for various reasons. ?

5, sincere marriage, but because the American spouse abused the foreign spouse or their children. ?

6. Revoking the right of residence in the United States will lead to extreme difficulties.