Maxwell

"Afrin12" wrote ...
    > >> > I realise that. I'm just wondering if you are approved without an
    > >> > interview, why would they need you to go to the local office?
    > >>
    > >> Either to submit new photos or to turn in your expired card, if you
were
    > >> not instructed to do so beforehand.
    > >> Rene
    > >
    > > Exactly so to the former (as the letter instructed), while the latter
was
    > > the issue I'd addressed in "Expired Green Card Needed to Issue New
Card?"
    > > Thank you!
    > > -maxwell
    > It would of course be possible to mail in the new photographs and the
    > expired greencard (after all, they mail it out to you), so I assume the
real
    > reason for having to go in in person is that they want to see you at some
    > point in the process so that they know they're still dealing with the same
    > person.

I see the newer I-751 applications include the photo request (for 2, not 3
pictures).
http://www.uscis.gov/graphics/formsf...iles/I-751.pdf
(Fillable PDF, 1.06 MB)

Access page notes:
10/26/05. 04/30/04 version also accepted.
http://www.uscis.gov/graphics/formsfee/forms/i-751.htm

Afrin12

    > I see the newer I-751 applications include the photo request (for 2, not 3
    > pictures).
    > http://www.uscis.gov/graphics/formsf...iles/I-751.pdf
    > (Fillable PDF, 1.06 MB)
    > Access page notes:
    > 10/26/05. 04/30/04 version also accepted.
    > http://www.uscis.gov/graphics/formsfee/forms/i-751.htm

I haven't seen the earlier version. I submitted the newest version of I-751
together with two passport style photos. I still got the letter about coming
in with photos and passport. I guess I'll see whether they want the photos
when I'm there.