I-751 Rejected due to age of stepson
Aug 5th 2007, 6:20 pm
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I-751 Rejected due to age of stepson
Hi, all,
Just wanted to give you a heads up on what recently happened when we filed the I-751 with the NSC.
Background: David (originally K-1) and Chris (K-2, then 19 years old) entered the US August 27, 2004. Both adjusted status same day, August 22, 2005.
I submitted the I-751 and it was received July 20 at the NSC. On 8-1 we received a Rejection Notice from the NSC dated July 25 that stated our I-751 was rejected and that the I-751 returned and to "see attachment".
Well, there was no attachment nor our I-751. It ultimately showed up (sent from Laguna Niquel CA) on 8-4 and the Rejection Form reads:
Other: (Stepson's full name) must be under the age of 21 years old to ride w/parent.Therefore he must submit his own application.
They kindly included the new fee schedule. :curse:
Anyone heard of such a thing? I read on an attorney's website that age shouldn't matter when removing conditions, as long as they adjusted status within 90 days of each other (which they did). I also know someone on another forum that filed with the TSC with his wife and 21 year old stepdaughter....no problems and the 10 year cards are in hand.
Just wanted to give you a heads up on what recently happened when we filed the I-751 with the NSC.
Background: David (originally K-1) and Chris (K-2, then 19 years old) entered the US August 27, 2004. Both adjusted status same day, August 22, 2005.
I submitted the I-751 and it was received July 20 at the NSC. On 8-1 we received a Rejection Notice from the NSC dated July 25 that stated our I-751 was rejected and that the I-751 returned and to "see attachment".
Well, there was no attachment nor our I-751. It ultimately showed up (sent from Laguna Niquel CA) on 8-4 and the Rejection Form reads:
Other: (Stepson's full name) must be under the age of 21 years old to ride w/parent.Therefore he must submit his own application.
They kindly included the new fee schedule. :curse:Anyone heard of such a thing? I read on an attorney's website that age shouldn't matter when removing conditions, as long as they adjusted status within 90 days of each other (which they did). I also know someone on another forum that filed with the TSC with his wife and 21 year old stepdaughter....no problems and the 10 year cards are in hand.
