new form i751 . confused about N/A, none and leaving blank. please help.

[Ruany 2]

49 minutes ago, Jose V said:

Lemon23! Thats crazy... small world! Have you been down there? Are you guys going through the roc process? 

5 hours ago, Lemon23 said:

Here's the instructions for the form I-751 about putting N/A and NONE:

 

3. Answer all questions fully and accurately. If a question does not apply to you (for example, if you have never been married and the question asks “Provide the name of your current spouse”), type or print “N/A,” unless otherwise directed. If your answer to a question which requires a numeric response is zero or none (for example, “How many children do you have” or “How many times have you departed the United States”), type or print “None,” unless otherwise directed.

Thanks Lemon 23! So, the same applies for interpreter and preparer?

[Lemon23 400]

@Ruany Yes, put N/A to all of the fields for the interpreter if you dont need it.

[Lemon23 400]

@Jose V Yes, my 2 years conditional residence will expire soon and the window for my ROC is now open.

[Jose V 27]

17 minutes ago, Lemon23 said:

@Jose V Yes, my 2 years conditional residence will expire soon and the window for my ROC is now open.

Aw excelent! When are you planning to send your papers? Mine from the letter they sent opened las 4/29/2017 but my green card experiation date is 08/03/2017 (90 days will be the May the 5th). I am waiting for some of our friends letter... i wont make then notarized though. Hopefully thats fine.

 

So I am thinking I will send everything this Friday May 5th or the Monday after, to California since I live in Wisconsin. 

[Jose V 27]

27 minutes ago, Lemon23 said:

@Ruany Yes, put N/A to all of the fields for the interpreter if you dont need it.

 

13 hours ago, Ruany said:

Thanks Lemon 23! So, the same applies for interpreter and preparer?

So i am putting N/A to all the interpreters and lawyers data....everything except the signature and signature date. Is that what you guys are doing?

[Lemon23 400]

@Jose V yes put N/A for the interpreter since you dont need it. For the signature and date are you referring to Part 7 and 8 on the form? If yes, then yes you have to sign and put the date, Part  7 is you as the applicant and Part 8 is for your spouse as the US Citizen.

Edited May 3, 2017 by Lemon23

[Jose V 27]

8 minutes ago, Lemon23 said:

@Jose V yes put N/A for the interpreter since you dont need it. For the signature and date are you referring to Part 7 and 8 on the form? If yes, then yes you have to sign and put the date, Part  7 is you as the applicant and Part 8 is for your spouse as the US Citizen.

Aw I was referring to part 9 and 10. I am just leaving signature and date (interpreters and lawyers/preparers part) in blank. To not confuse the inmigratiom officer.

 

What do you guys think?

 

Also for address country... it goes by default/pdf formula as USA... are you guys just leaving it like that? Or writting United States?

Edited May 3, 2017 by Jose V

[Lemon23 400]

@Jose V I did not leave blank in all fields, if the fields dont apply to me i put N/A or NONE if the fields requires numbers. I filled out the form by pen so I can write correctly. I put USA on that field.

Edited May 3, 2017 by Lemon23

[Jose V 27]

32 minutes ago, Lemon23 said:

@Jose V I did not leave blank in all fields, if the fields dont apply to me i put N/A or NONE if the fields requires numbers. I filled out the form by pen so I can write correctly. I put USA on that field.

Lemon23! You rock! I like your security and input in these dilemas.

So just to confirm, in part 9 and 10 you still wrote N/A for interpreters and lawyers signature correct? 

Also when you say you filled out all spaces... even for example part 7section  1b and 2? Or part 8 1b and 2? Or part 3 sections 1c- 1g (all checkbox sections)? 

 

I wish i could help you as much as you are helping me

Edited May 3, 2017 by Jose V

[Lemon23 400]

@Jose V I dont put x marks on the box that is not applicable to me. I leave it blank and yes I put N/A for interpreter and lawyers signature and date fields.

[Jose V 27]

23 minutes ago, Lemon23 said:

@Jose V I dont put x marks on the box that is not applicable to me. I leave it blank and yes I put N/A for interpreter and lawyers signature and date fields.

Thank you again lemon23! Your instructions are very clear and super helpful. If you want to keep comparing notes/ support/presentation, let me know! We can help each other. 

[Ruany 2]

Thank you Lemon23!

 

[Ruany 2]

4 hours ago, Jose V said:

Aw excelent! When are you planning to send your papers? Mine from the letter they sent opened las 4/29/2017 but my green card experiation date is 08/03/2017 (90 days will be the May the 5th). I am waiting for some of our friends letter... i wont make then notarized though. Hopefully thats fine.

 

So I am thinking I will send everything this Friday May 5th or the Monday after, to California since I live in Wisconsin. 

My period started on April, 20 and expires on July, 20. Do I still have time, right? I was ready to send my papers but I found this site, and thanks to your help, I realized I was sending almost nothing! Now I am fighting with a lot of photocopies and waiting for letters, too. Hopefully I will send them next week, also in California.

[Russ&Caro 1,548]

2 hours ago, Ruany said:

My period started on April, 20 and expires on July, 20. Do I still have time, right? I was ready to send my papers but I found this site, and thanks to your help, I realized I was sending almost nothing! Now I am fighting with a lot of photocopies and waiting for letters, too. Hopefully I will send them next week, also in California.

 

Good find. Wherever you are in the immigration process, finding Visa Journey is a good catch. If you go by the advice you find in the guide and this sub-forum, you'll be in good shape for removing conditions on your green card.

[Jose V 27]

1 minute ago, Russ&Caro said:

 

Good find. Wherever you are in the immigration process, finding Visa Journey is a good catch. If you go by the advice you find in the guide and this sub-forum, you'll be in good shape for removing conditions on your green card.

Thats true! By the dates you provided you still have time! I have seen in some forums people sent their packages even with 5 days before their 90 days expired and got their packets accepted.