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Removal of Condition needs the couple for an interview?

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Giskat09   2

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Good Day everyone,

My wife's 2 yr green card is about to expire this July 2011. The situation is, I am going to work in the ship as a seaman and i'll be gone for 3 - 6 months.

My question is, is there an interview for my wife and do i need to go with her? i will be away, so is it okay to submit a certification from my company stating that I am working in the ship etc.

I need some help or advise.

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to remove conditions,you file the 1-751 with all your evidence to show a bona fide marriage happy living togather,how do you know you have a interview,some times they pick people rendom, don't worry now most filer don't get interviews for roc they need to pick so many for interview just hope it's not you,good luck

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Good Day everyone,

My wife's 2 yr green card is about to expire this July 2011. The situation is, I am going to work in the ship as a seaman and i'll be gone for 3 - 6 months.

My question is, is there an interview for my wife and do i need to go with her? i will be away, so is it okay to submit a certification from my company stating that I am working in the ship etc.

I need some help or advise.

Happy New Year everyone!

I dont think you need to be with her while filing for removal of condition. But before your departure, make sure to co sign the forms, provide sufficient evidence of marriage, and the payment. After filling, your wife would be invited for biometrics which comes b/w 4 to 6 weeks. Then she will have to wait for some months for interview with you. I guess at this stage you would have finished your ship business and at home to attend the obligatory interview upon notification. I hope i helped some. Best wishes.

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I dont think you need to be with her while filing for removal of condition. But before your departure, make sure to co sign the forms, provide sufficient evidence of marriage, and the payment. After filling, your wife would be invited for biometrics which comes b/w 4 to 6 weeks. Then she will have to wait for some months for interview with you. I guess at this stage you would have finished your ship business and at home to attend the obligatory interview upon notification. I hope i helped some. Best wishes.

Interviews can be but generally are NOT part of the removal of conditions process.

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