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Just checking!
We have cunningly misplaced the letter instructing us to file for removal of conditions on my permanent residency. Don't worry, it's still in the house in the massive pile of papers on the desk, but while I'm waiting to find it...
The correct form is I-751, Petition to Remove Conditions on Residence, correct? This one: http://www.uscis.gov/files/form/I-751.pdf Ta! :D |
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yup
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Originally Posted by gingerert
(Post 8226525)
We have cunningly misplaced the letter instructing us to file for removal of conditions on my permanent residency. Don't worry, it's still in the house in the massive pile of papers on the desk, but while I'm waiting to find it...
The correct form is I-751, Petition to Remove Conditions on Residence, correct? This one: http://www.uscis.gov/files/form/I-751.pdf Ta! :D Rene |
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Similar theme, so I'll just stick my question on here. I have my 1 yr extention letter from filing to remove conditions, and have done my biometrics etc.
My 2 year greencard expires in a few days, should I also carry my extention letter now or is it not necessary? |
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Originally Posted by Trixie_b
(Post 8226552)
Similar theme, so I'll just stick my question on here. I have my 1 yr extention letter from filing to remove conditions, and have done my biometrics etc.
My 2 year greencard expires in a few days, should I also carry my extention letter now or is it not necessary? For international travel, carry the original extension letter plus your green card. Rene |
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Originally Posted by Noorah101
(Post 8226533)
Correct, and it needs to be filed within the 90-day window just before your current green card expiration. Not sooner, not later.
Rene My 90 days are up Feb 8th but I wasn't sure whether or not I needed to actually be in the USA when it got filed, so I've waited until we were back from our trip to the UK. Filling everything out today; sending it off tomorrow (after I've found the sodding letter!) |
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Originally Posted by gingerert
(Post 8226684)
Thanks everyone!
My 90 days are up Feb 8th but I wasn't sure whether or not I needed to actually be in the USA when it got filed, so I've waited until we were back from our trip to the UK. Filling everything out today; sending it off tomorrow (after I've found the sodding letter!) |
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Originally Posted by gingerert
(Post 8226684)
Thanks everyone!
My 90 days are up Feb 8th but I wasn't sure whether or not I needed to actually be in the USA when it got filed, so I've waited until we were back from our trip to the UK. Filling everything out today; sending it off tomorrow (after I've found the sodding letter!) |
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Originally Posted by Trixie_b
(Post 8226796)
you don't need the letter
Rene |
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Originally Posted by TracyTN
(Post 8226688)
You don't need that letter to file. In fact, not everyone receives that letter anyway.
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Originally Posted by gingerert
(Post 8226988)
But doesn't the letter explain where to send the form in to? And other stuff, like supporting documentation? Seeing as I don't know any of that, I still need to find the letter. :o
http://www.uscis.gov/portal/site/usc...004718190aRCRD Rene |
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Originally Posted by Noorah101
(Post 8226997)
I'm not sure how detailed the letter is, since we never got one. All that information is on the I-751 and instructions, found here:
http://www.uscis.gov/portal/site/usc...004718190aRCRD Rene |
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Ditto to all. Here's a copy of the notice I recently received. Onward to the next stage :rolleyes:
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Bit confused now... do I include my son in part 5? It says to list all your children, but as he's already a citizen and not applying for the removal of conditions, do I list him? :confused:
I would assume I do and put CITIZEN in the immigration status box, correct? |
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Originally Posted by gingerert
(Post 8235306)
Bit confused now... do I include my son in part 5? It says to list all your children, but as he's already a citizen and not applying for the removal of conditions, do I list him? :confused:
I would assume I do and put CITIZEN in the immigration status box, correct? Rene |
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