Sec. 103. Terms of permanent resident status on a conditional basis
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Permanent resident status on a conditional basis is— valid for a period of 10 years, unless such period is extended by the Secretary; and subject to termination under subsection (d). At the time an alien obtains permanent resident status on a conditional basis, the Secretary shall provide notice to the alien regarding the provisions of this title and the requirements to have the conditional basis of such status removed. Notwithstanding any other law, for the purposes of professional, commercial, and business licenses, an alien with permanent status on a conditional basis shall be treated as an alien lawfully admitted for permanent residence.
The Secretary may terminate the permanent resident status on a conditional basis of an alien only if the Secretary— determines that the alien ceases to meet the requirements under section 102(b)(1)(C), subject to sections 301(b) and 302(d); and prior to the termination, provides the alien— notice of the proposed termination; and the opportunity for a hearing to provide evidence that the alien meets such requirements or otherwise contest the termination.