Its Been Awhile

[DavidandJenny 1]

Hello Again ....Jenny and I have been happily married now for 2 years, and are starting our I751 filing very soon. We will look at the guides (1st) download any 'up to date' forms needed. Any suggestions? Any advice? Is always helpful. Hello Ewok.

[raymaga 25]

Good luck with the ROC process. That'll be one more step towards the end of USCIS forever!!!!

[DavidandJenny 1]

Good luck with the ROC process. That'll be one more step towards the end of USCIS forever!!!!

Yes, that WILL be a relief! We are preparing everything now....reading the NEW I-751 form (2010)....gathering information needed ..and will probably have a few questions before we send this out at the beginning of May. As I said, any advice is always appreciated.

[v333k 59]

Yes, that WILL be a relief! We are preparing everything now....reading the NEW I-751 form (2010)....gathering information needed ..and will probably have a few questions before we send this out at the beginning of May. As I said, any advice is always appreciated.

Hi,

Read the instructions on USCIS website - but also take some time to read the pinned discussion on this forum... very helpful and provides you with enough information to start your process....

[mynameis 0]

Don't get too overwhelmed like i did.

When you begin, start with the things you have in your possession,

then Build from there.

Go online and download this form and fill it out.http://www.uscis.gov...00045f3d6a1RCRD

If you're looking to build a foundation, here is a list of things i sent.

1.Utilities Bills: As much as possible. I sent two yrs worth. Some in her some, a few with jus my name, and a couple with both of our names.

2. State Issued I.D Cards: Identical address.

3. Joint Bank Account Statements. I sent only 1 Month. You could send more if you like.

4. Marriage license/Certificate.

5.Lease/Rental agreement. both in our names 3 yrs worth

6.Car title/registration.

7.Tax Transcript.

I included Miscellaneous like Pictures, affidavit, report card from step kids etc.

[w8inglongtime 29]

Welcome back to dealing with uscis. Hope you have a lot of patience left over from the I-485 days. The good thing with VJ is there are a ton of people here who are willing to help you. The attorney who filed my I-485 wanted $600 to file I-751 for us. With the help of this board, I filed it myself and sent in what they needed and I just received my 1 year extension letter 2 days ago. Saving us $600 in the process. Feel free to ask questions when you get stuck and be prepared to hear things you sometimes do not necessarily like but that's just their opinion. Good luck.

Edited April 5, 2010 by w8inglongtime

[DavidandJenny 1]

Welcome back to dealing with uscis. Hope you have a lot of patience left over from the I-485 days. The good thing with VJ is there are a ton of people here who are willing to help you. The attorney who filed my I-485 wanted $600 to file I-751 for us. With the help of this board, I filed it myself and sent in what they needed and I just received my 1 year extension letter 2 days ago. Saving us $600 in the process. Feel free to ask questions when you get stuck and be prepared to hear things you sometimes do not necessarily like but that's just their opinion. Good luck.

I haven't had the privilege of hearing anything I didn't like, on the other hand, I have heard a few things that have been sad (others not so fortunate in the over-all process). I have a great respect for the authors here and read others posts, and of coarse the guides, so ..... we will be prepared and ready! I sought originally an Attorney in this process from the old K1 days ....decided to 'save' the money. Yes ...this is a very helpful board.