I-751 HELP!
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I-751 HELP!
Hi everyone,
I have a I-751 appointment with the immigration in 2 weeks to prove my parents' marriage. I am told to bring the letter, my parents, and some evidence to prove it. However, my step-father is now out of country to visit my mother (who does not immigrate to US yet), and my dad won't be back until August. Should I go to the appointment without my parents and show them all the evidences I have? Or should I reschedule another appointment?? If I go there without my parents, will the immigration deny application or will they reschedule for me?
Thanks!!!
I have a I-751 appointment with the immigration in 2 weeks to prove my parents' marriage. I am told to bring the letter, my parents, and some evidence to prove it. However, my step-father is now out of country to visit my mother (who does not immigrate to US yet), and my dad won't be back until August. Should I go to the appointment without my parents and show them all the evidences I have? Or should I reschedule another appointment?? If I go there without my parents, will the immigration deny application or will they reschedule for me?
Thanks!!!
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Hi everyone,
I have a I-751 appointment with the immigration in 2 weeks to prove my parents' marriage. I am told to bring the letter, my parents, and some evidence to prove it. However, my step-father is now out of country to visit my mother (who does not immigrate to US yet), and my dad won't be back until August. Should I go to the appointment without my parents and show them all the evidences I have? Or should I reschedule another appointment?? If I go there without my parents, will the immigration deny application or will they reschedule for me?
Thanks!!!
I have a I-751 appointment with the immigration in 2 weeks to prove my parents' marriage. I am told to bring the letter, my parents, and some evidence to prove it. However, my step-father is now out of country to visit my mother (who does not immigrate to US yet), and my dad won't be back until August. Should I go to the appointment without my parents and show them all the evidences I have? Or should I reschedule another appointment?? If I go there without my parents, will the immigration deny application or will they reschedule for me?
Thanks!!!
Who is your appointment with? Are you inside the USA or outside the USA?
What application do you have in the system? What visa are you applying for?
Rene
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Are you sure it's an I-751? I thought that form was for removal of conditions from a conditional permanent resident status. Doesn't sound like that's your case.
Who is your appointment with? Are you inside the USA or outside the USA?
What application do you have in the system? What visa are you applying for?
Rene
Who is your appointment with? Are you inside the USA or outside the USA?
What application do you have in the system? What visa are you applying for?
Rene
I am now inside the USA now and I will have my appointment with the immigration in Buffalo,NY
So do you think I need to go with my parents? Thanks!!
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Yes, it is a I-751 appointment. It is because I get my green card by my step-father who is a U.S. citizen, so I need to go there with my parents to be interviewed and see if their marriage is real.
I am now inside the USA now and I will have my appointment with the immigration in Buffalo,NY
So do you think I need to go with my parents? Thanks!!
I am now inside the USA now and I will have my appointment with the immigration in Buffalo,NY
So do you think I need to go with my parents? Thanks!!
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P.S. Is there any way I reshedule my appointment online, so that I can pick the date I want?
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Not to my knowledge. There is a place on the appointment letter to let them know you can't make the appointment they gave you, and to ask them to reschedule. I dont' think you can pick your own date...they set it for you...but you can try letting them know when you're available. No guarantees, though.
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No, you can't. You must submit by mail and hope that it gets to the right person in time. Keep in mind that they are not obligated to reschedule... it is your responsibility to show up when they want to see you - and if your reschedule request doesn't get to the right person in time, your case may be closed. I suggest you go to the appointment without your parents and, when you're actually there talking to a real person, explain the situation and ask for a rescheduled appointment.
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No, you can't. You must submit by mail and hope that it gets to the right person in time. Keep in mind that they are not obligated to reschedule... it is your responsibility to show up when they want to see you - and if your reschedule request doesn't get to the right person in time, your case may be closed. I suggest you go to the appointment without your parents and, when you're actually there talking to a real person, explain the situation and ask for a rescheduled appointment.
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No, I'm not sure... but your chances of getting rescheduled improve when you go in person. You may even be able to speak to the person who has your case file. As a precaution, I wouldn't necessarily blurt out that you're here but your parents aren't... at least, not until you're inside and able to do something about it.
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You mentioned your mom hasn't immigrated yet. Is she able to immigrate now? Does she have an immigrant visa but just hasn't used it yet? Is she waiting to obtain it?
Sounds like your dad has already immigrated, and is just back home visiting your mom at the moment. Maybe your dad could come back for the interview? Might be better to have one parent there rather than none. Explain that your mom couldn't make it because she ...... whatever the reason is.
Rene
Sounds like your dad has already immigrated, and is just back home visiting your mom at the moment. Maybe your dad could come back for the interview? Might be better to have one parent there rather than none. Explain that your mom couldn't make it because she ...... whatever the reason is.
Rene
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You mentioned your mom hasn't immigrated yet. Is she able to immigrate now? Does she have an immigrant visa but just hasn't used it yet? Is she waiting to obtain it?
Sounds like your dad has already immigrated, and is just back home visiting your mom at the moment. Maybe your dad could come back for the interview? Might be better to have one parent there rather than none. Explain that your mom couldn't make it because she ...... whatever the reason is.
Rene
Sounds like your dad has already immigrated, and is just back home visiting your mom at the moment. Maybe your dad could come back for the interview? Might be better to have one parent there rather than none. Explain that your mom couldn't make it because she ...... whatever the reason is.
Rene
And my step-dad is a U.S. citizen, he is trying to come back ASAP but he can't come back until May 24th (after my appointment) because of busy season.
And I get another question, can I go to the USCIS before my appointment (like my appointment is on May 10 and can I go a week earlier)? because my mom wanna make sure I know when my next appointment will be so she can buy a flight ticket.
Q1: Can I go earlier than my appointment will be? Will I be allowed to go in?
Q2: If I go reschedule in person, will I know the date of my next appointment immediately?
I really appreciate you all ><"
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If, by some chance, you mean your mom has an Immigrant Visa in hand already, be aware that's only good for 6 months.
And my step-dad is a U.S. citizen, he is trying to come back ASAP but he can't come back until May 24th (after my appointment) because of busy season.
And I get another question, can I go to the USCIS before my appointment (like my appointment is on May 10 and can I go a week earlier)? because my mom wanna make sure I know when my next appointment will be so she can buy a flight ticket.
Q1: Can I go earlier than my appointment will be? Will I be allowed to go in?
Q2: If I go reschedule in person, will I know the date of my next appointment immediately?
Rene
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Can you give me the background on your own status in the USA? What visa you came on, and how you got conditional PR status? I'm not familiar with removal of conditions in any other scenario than a person who gained conditional PR status via marriage to a USC before their marriage was 2 years old. But yours does not sound like that.
Thanks,
Rene
Thanks,
Rene