poetrywriter

On part 4, what is the family name? Is it the name before I married my husband when I was married to my ex husband or is it my maiden name before I ever got married or is it my name now?

On part 5 it ask about your children. Does it mean the children born into the marriage or could it mean the children I had before I married my husband? I and my children were all born in the United States.

Also, I live in Texas and I was told not to mail my I-751 to the TSC because they are forwarding all of the petitions to Vermont and it only slows things down. Do you think it would hurt if I mail it to Vermont instead of Texas?

Who do I make my money order out to, the USCIS or Department of Homeland Security? Thanks for taking the time to read this. I am new to the forum and I had a few questions.

Noorah101

I used my current family name. When I got married, I took my husband's last name. That's what I put here.

We don't have any children, but I think if I were you, I'd list them all.

Read page 3 of the instructions to answer both of the above questions. Here is the link: http://www.uscis.gov/portal/site/usc...0045f3d6a1RCRD

Best Wishes,
Rene

ian-mstm

Well then... I'm totally confused. If you were born in the US - you're a US citizen... so why are you filling out an I-751?

Ian

meauxna

uhhh... to jointly petition to remove conditions from his/her foreign spouse's residency?

ian-mstm

Thanks... I understand the concept! However, the OP refers to "my I-751".

Ian

meauxna

I always had to remind myself to at least say 'ours'.
Face it, I did the stuff. <shrug>

We could use your pedantry in the USA Forums though. Especially the Trailer Park!