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When is considered the filing date of I-751 (remove conditions on residence)? Is the date USCIS receives the paper work, the date we sign on the I-751 form or the date I mail it?



Because husband and I prepared early and already signed the form. My green card will not expire until 11-08-2016. Would that work? Or we should sign and date with 90 days of my green card expiry date?



Thanks for your help!!!!!



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Phoebe


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Hi Everyone:

When is considered the filing date of I-751 (remove conditions on residence)? Is the date USCIS receives the paper work, the date we sign on the I-751 form or the date I mail it?

Because husband and I prepared early and already signed the form. My green card will not expire until 11-08-2016. Would that work? Yes. Or we should sign and date with 90 days of my green card expiry date? Not necessary. Just make sure not to mail it early or it will be returned. Good luck! :)

Thanks for your help!!!!!

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Phoebe

 

 

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Hello All

I made a mistake by submitting early the I-751 package for removal of conditional green card for my wife. Her green card expires 10/27/2016

The Uscis returned the package, so please help me of the following:

1) when can i re-submit the package again?

2) when i resubmit, do i have to file a new I-751 form and all new supported document again?

Thank you very much for your time and help

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Hello All

I made a mistake by submitting early the I-751 package for removal of conditional green card for my wife. Her green card expires 10/27/2016

The Uscis returned the package, so please help me of the following:

1) when can i re-submit the package again?

2) when i resubmit, do i have to file a new I-751 form and all new supported document again?

Thank you very much for your time and help

Hi :

Here is the date calculator from USCIS's website: https://www.uscis.gov/sites/default/files/dateCalculator.html

In terms of your second questions. I don't know. My guess is no.

Good Luck

Phoebe

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