I-751 Filing Window Calculator
Enter your 2-year conditional green card expiry date and instantly see your 90-day I-751 filing window — the first and last day to file to remove conditions on residence.
How the I-751 90-day window works
If you hold a 2-year conditional green card, you (and your spouse, for a joint petition) must file Form I-751 during the 90 days immediately before the card expires. Filing on time extends your permanent resident status automatically via a receipt notice while USCIS processes the case.
Missing the window can lead to loss of status and removal proceedings. Read the full I-751 guide →
Never miss your I-751 window.
DueVisa opens your I-751 reminder exactly 90 days before your conditional card expires, so you file squarely inside the window. Free for up to 3 documents.
Start tracking free →This calculator is for informational purposes only. Waiver-based petitions are not bound by the 90-day window. Confirm requirements on uscis.gov and consult a licensed immigration attorney for advice specific to your situation.