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I have already submitted my i-751 on August 2011, according to Vermont's estimate at the time, it was 6 months to receive a final answer. Seems like they are delayed as I follow other fillers.

Since is late and I have a extra month, I came to a last minute conclusion on one of those sleepless nights over thinking about the case.

When I applied for my residence with my ex wife, her parents were our sponsors since we were both students at the time.

I don't know if they have access to this type of information but it sure won't be to my advantage if so...

I have my parent's and my taxes documentation and I would like to submit this additional information...

What is the form called? is it I-864? If so, even tho i've already submitted my tax return from 2010 at the time, I would like to send my parents as my sponsors.

What do you guys suggest? and also? How do I submit additional information to immigration?

I do have a lawyer, but I feel he is very far away from my case and i'm trying to do this on my own.

He was not very pricey so I had to do a lot on my own.

What do I have to do in order to submit additional information to my case? and which would be the correct forms?

Thank you for your time!

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Stephen + Elisha Proficient

Stephen + Elisha   92

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There's no reason for you to file a new I-864. You can't change your sponsor after you adjust status.

Improved USCIS Form G-325A (Biographic Information)

Form field input font changed to allow entry of dates in the specified format and to provide more space for addresses and employment history. This is the 6/12/09 version of the form; the current version is 8/8/11, but previous versions are accepted per the USCIS forms page.

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angus28   7

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Why not? in this case her parents was my sponsors.

After a divorce leaves me with no sponsors? lol

Just figured it would be a smart thing to do....

You can't change your sponsor, your ex's parents are still your sponsors till you become a US Citizen.

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sdw   10

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They cannot stop being your sponsors because you are divorced. You don't need a new sponsor.

Removal of Conditions: 12/09/2011

ROC check cashed 12/15/11

NOA1 12/13/11

Biometrics 1/6/12 Complete

RFE 9/13/12

RFE package sent back 10/17/12

Card Production Ordered 12/04/12

10 year card arrived in mail 12/10/12

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Wyatt's Torch   45

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Thank you all for all replies.

I guess ill just wait then. You guys think the fact her parents are my sponsors can be a -? =/

Well...that's their burden to bear, if it ever comes to that. It's sort of like having someone co-sign on a loan or a mortgage. That person is always culpable if the loan is forfeited.

Married: 07-03-09

I-130 filed: 08-11-09

NOA1: 09-04-09

NOA2: 10-01-09

NVC received: 10-14-09

Opted In to Electronic Processing: 10-19-09

Case complete @ NVC: 11-13-09

Interview assigned: 01-22-10 (70 days between case complete and interview assignment)

Medical in Vancouver: 01-28-10

Interview @ Montreal: 03-05-10 -- APPROVED!

POE @ Blaine (Pacific Highway): 03-10-10

3000 mile drive from Vancouver to DC: 03-10-10 to 3-12-10

Green card received: 04-02-10

SSN received: 04-07-10

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Mailed I-751: 12-27-11

Arrived at USCIS: 12-29-11

I-751 NOA1: 12-30-11 Check cashed: 01-04-12

Biometrics: 02-24-12

10-year GC finally approved: 12-20-12

Received 10-year GC: 01-10-13

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