Can I include properties we own outside US?

[virgo8 0]

Can I include in the list of evidences to prove the marriage our assets and properties we have in the Philippines or only the properties here in the US? We have been married since 2007 and i got my conditional permanent resident status on March 15, 2009 and i have to send my I-751 packet on the 15th of this month. That is why we have cars and houses in the Philippines for the two years after we got married before i got here in the US in 2009. So, can I include that as evidences as well?

[w8inglongtime 29]

Can I include in the list of evidences to prove the marriage our assets and properties we have in the Philippines or only the properties here in the US? We have been married since 2007 and i got my conditional permanent resident status on March 15, 2009 and i have to send my I-751 packet on the 15th of this month. That is why we have cars and houses in the Philippines for the two years after we got married before i got here in the US in 2009. So, can I include that as evidences as well?

I think it will be hard for them to verify the legitimacy of international properties. They will most likely not accept those unless it's a bank account which can easily be cross checked. It will be too much for them to verify if you indeed own a car or a house in the Philippines.

[Richard90027 1]

Americans can't own property in the Philippines unless it's a condo.

[w8inglongtime 29]

Americans can't own property in the Philippines unless it's a condo.

HUH?

[edp333 9]

Can I include in the list of evidences to prove the marriage our assets and properties we have in the Philippines or only the properties here in the US? We have been married since 2007 and i got my conditional permanent resident status on March 15, 2009 and i have to send my I-751 packet on the 15th of this month. That is why we have cars and houses in the Philippines for the two years after we got married before i got here in the US in 2009. So, can I include that as evidences as well?

Your statement that you have to send your I-751 packet on the 15th of this month tells me you may be confused. Your 90 day window begins on December 16th.It is 90 days not 3 months. Your I-751 packet can be recieved by the USCIS anytime during the 90 days prior to your green card expiration. If your I-751 packet arrives before Dec 16th it will not be accepted. You have until March 15th for the I-751 packet to be recieved, but the sooner it is received the better in case of an error.

I would include the properties in the Phils. I would rather have too much evidence than not enough.

[ManuFred 10]

Your statement that you have to send your I-751 packet on the 15th of this month tells me you may be confused. Your 90 day window begins on December 16th.It is 90 days not 3 months. Your I-751 packet can be recieved by the USCIS anytime during the 90 days prior to your green card expiration. If your I-751 packet arrives before Dec 16th it will not be accepted. You have until March 15th for the I-751 packet to be recieved, but the sooner it is received the better in case of an error.

I would include the properties in the Phils. I would rather have too much evidence than not enough.

In this case it is exactly 3 months as DEC and JAN have 31 days and FEB only 28 which equals 90 days. I would add this information too as long as things are written in English or translated into English by official translator. It might not be recognized but it won't hurt to send it.

I have no clue if Ricard90027 statement about ownership by Americans is true or not. All I know is that it only matters if it is the US government imposing this. If so, don't submit it, if not, do submit it.

[ChrisB0707 4]

HUH?

Non Filipino's can not own land in the Philippines but they can own condos because they dont own the land its on. I know this because I also own 2 condos in Makati