I-751 (stupid question)

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Oct 8th 2002, 1:26 am

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I-751 (stupid question)

Well, I hope you dont think it's stupuid.. maybe over cautious. Anyway. On page 5, Part 4, it asks for information about parent or spouse whom I gained conditional residance. Well.. She is my wife NOW but her father sponsored me..? also If I put her name in, do I submit her "new" name (mine) or her given family name (maiden) .. I think I looked at this too long and now I'm confused. Thanks in advance for any help

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Oct 8th 2002, 1:44 am

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Re: I-751 (stupid question)

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Well, I hope you dont think it's stupuid.. maybe over cautious. Anyway. On page 5, Part 4, it asks for information about parent or spouse whom I gained conditional residance. Well.. She is my wife NOW but her father sponsored me..? also If I put her name in, do I submit her "new" name (mine) or her given family name (maiden) .. I think I looked at this too long and now I'm confused. Thanks in advance for any help

Jeff

They are talking about your wife here. I would give the name she used when you adjusted status.
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Oct 8th 2002, 1:51 am

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They are talking about your wife here. I would give the name she used when you adjusted status.
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Thanks Ranjini, It is confusing.. it even asks for her SS# and in brackets (if any) I would have thought that would obvoiusly be available, it also asks for an A# ..but I dont see how the US citizen would have one..?

Like I said.. I guess I've been stairing at it too long.

Thanks for the prompt reply.

Jeff

Oct 8th 2002, 1:58 am

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Its not a stupid quetion -- The law allows for the immigration of "stepchildren" -- so lets say an "Joisy girl" [US] marries a Jersey Boy [UK] who has a young son. Both hubby and stepson will get conditional status.

Oct 8th 2002, 2:07 am

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Originally posted by Folinskyinla:

Its not a stupid quetion -- The law allows for the immigration of "stepchildren" -- so lets say an "Joisy girl" [US] marries a Jersey Boy [UK] who has a young son. Both hubby and stepson will get conditional status.

AAAAAa.. of course, I didn't even think of that.. *doh* Thanks for your time, I'm feeling a little more secure now.

Jeff

Oct 8th 2002, 11:26 am

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Re: I-751 (stupid question)

I think your issue is cleared up but I want to make one point: Your
father-in-law did not *sponsor* you - he was a joint sponsor to the real
sponsor who was your wife.

Andy.

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    > Well, I hope you dont think it's stupuid.. maybe over cautious. Anyway.
    > On page 5, Part 4, it asks for information about parent or spouse whom
    > I gained conditional residance. Well.. She is my wife NOW but her father
    > sponsored me..? also If I put her name in, do I submit her "new" name
    > (mine) or her given family name (maiden) .. I think I looked at this
    > too long and now I'm confused. Thanks in advance for any help
    > Jeff
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