; and (2) submits an application pursuant to the procedures under section 245G(b)(1). (b) Spouses and children The requirement in paragraph (2) subsection (a) shall not apply to a noncitizen who is the spouse or child of a noncitizen who satisfies all requirements of that subsection. (c) Duration of status and extension The initial period of authorized admission for a lawful prospective immigrant— (1) shall remain valid for 6 years, unless revoked pursuant to subsection 245G(g)(4); and (2) may be extended for additional 6-year terms if— (A) the noncitizen remains eligible for lawful prospective immigrant status; (B) the noncitizen has successfully passed the background checks described in section 245G(d)(3); and (C) such status was not revoked by the Secretary. (d) Evidence of lawful prospective immigrant status (1) In general The Secretary shall issue documentary evidence of lawful prospective immigrant status to each noncitizen, including the principal applicant and any spouse or child included in the application, whose application for such status has been approved. (2) Documentation features Documentary evidence issued under paragraph (1) shall— (A) comply with the requirements of section 245G(g)(3)(C); and (B) specify a period of validity of 6 years beginning on the date of issuance. (e) Terms and conditions of lawful prospective immigrant status (1) In general A noncitizen granted lawful prospective immigrant status under this section shall be considered lawfully present in the United States for all purposes while such noncitizen remains in such status, except that the noncitizen— (A) is not entitled to the premium assistance tax credit authorized under section 36B of the Internal Revenue Code of 1986 for his or her health insurance coverage; (B) shall be subject to the rules applicable to individuals not lawfully present that are set forth in subsection (e) of that section