Svetlana

Please help - I'm going to send I-751 to remove my conditional status
based on marriage.
Does anybody know what proof of that I entered this marriage in "good
faith" they want to see. We have so many papers that can proove that but
I don't want to overload them.
Do they always call for an interview or they can reissue my Greencard
based on that proof?

Any advise is appreciated.

Svetlana

Ranjini

Svetlana: Take a look at my webpage and what we sent:
http://www.geocities.com/ranjini_m/r...onditions.html
From what I read on this newsgroup, a good 95% seem to be approved without an interview. But there is also the 5% that are. There appeares to be no basis for selection to be interviewed.... it looks pretty rando to me. Good luck!!

Andy Platt

The "good faith" bit is if you are divorced. The list of evidence here is a
pretty good one:

http://www.k1faq.com/#7.8

Whether you are called for interview or not depends on a number of factors,
including seemingly random calls (although I have heard declarations that
they no longer do that). So, just hope you won't be called. If you are it's
not really any different from the initial AOS interview.

Andy.

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"Svetlana" wrote in message
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    > Please help - I'm going to send I-751 to remove my conditional status
    > based on marriage.
    > Does anybody know what proof of that I entered this marriage in "good
    > faith" they want to see. We have so many papers that can proove that but
    > I don't want to overload them.
    > Do they always call for an interview or they can reissue my Greencard
    > based on that proof?
    > Any advise is appreciated.
    > Svetlana