Hi,

regarding the question

" I am in the United States as a:"

should I answer Permanent Resident?
or other? if it is other, what it is?

then the question

"...If not a Permanent Resident,my stay in the U.S. expires on:(Date - mm/dd/yyyy)..."

how should I answer that? should I leave blank? or use the date onthe Letter of Extension???

thanks

Well, are you a permanent resident or not? Do you have a green card or not?

Hi

yes I have a greencard, I'm a conditional permanent resident...just applied for removal of conditions...

that is why I'm confused...

Hi!
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1)You should say yes that you are a Permanent resident.
2) You should put N/A about the when your stay expires as its doesen't apply to you.
Best wishes.

YEP...YOU ARE A PERMANENT CONITIONAL RESIDENT..AND SOON TO BE A 10 YEAR RESIDENT..HE Ha

[quote name='meredith pa' date='Mar 16 2007, 11:45 AM' post='781699']
Hi,

regarding the question

" I am in the United States as a:"

should I answer Permanent Resident?
or other? if it is other, what it is?

then the question

"...If not a Permanent Resident,my stay in the U.S. expires on:(Date - mm/dd/yyyy)..."

how should I answer that? should I leave blank? or use the date onthe Letter of Extension???

thanks
[/quote


Hi!
Another thing is don't forget to file the I-865-Sponsors Change fo adress for together with the Ar-11 -Alien Change fo adress and dont forget to call the INS and notify them about the Change of Adress on the phone as well.
Best wishes.

Don't you think it's more efficient to notify them online of the address change? That way you get an instant written confirmation. (You can do both the AR-11 and address change online, but not the I-865.)

HI,
I don;t how the online notifications work and how reliable they are.I usually prefer to do all of the notifications via express mail ,seems it worked fine in my case.
Best wishes.