Help!

[Haseki 0]

 

Hi guys, I'm sorry cause I know this question is not that hard but I"m also not that smart  

 

So my resident status expires on July 23, 2017. What date is safe for me to send the forms to remove the conditions? 

 

I need help cause this is stressful. Please one of you who went through it already would you be able to advice me on that?

 

Thank you!

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90 calendar days prior to July 23, 2017.

 

You can use this calculator: https://www.uscis.gov/sites/default/files/dateCalculator.html

[ThousandMoreSteps 50]

24th of this month is the absolute earliest! But there is no harm in gathering everything together before hand! 

[Haseki 0]

27 minutes ago, NuestraUnion said:

90 calendar days prior to July 23, 2017.

 

You can use this calculator: https://www.uscis.gov/sites/default/files/dateCalculator.html

That's very helpful thank you very much! 

 

Another Question: 

 

On my green card the expiration date is actually July 28/2017 does that mean I should send it 90 days before then or should I send it from the date since I was a resident which is 07/23/2017?

[Haseki 0]

2 minutes ago, ThousandMoreSteps said:

24th of this month is the absolute earliest! But there is no harm in gathering everything together before hand! 

That's very helpful thank you very much! 

 

Another Question: 

 

On my green card the expiration date is actually July 28/2017 does that mean I should send it 90 days before then or should I send it from the date since I was a resident which is 07/23/2017?

[ThousandMoreSteps 50]

The date of your greencard, so earliest you can file based on 7/28. Would be 4/29. 

[Haseki 0]

1 minute ago, ThousandMoreSteps said:

The date of your greencard, so earliest you can file based on 7/28. Would be 4/29. 

 

That's a Saturday so should I mail it that day or should I mail it on Friday the 28 so it arrives there on Saturday cause If I file on Saturday they won't get it till Monday right? 

 

I already have everything ready I just have to wait and mail it cause I heard that if you mail it easier than the 90 days they will send it back to you. 

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1 minute ago, Haseki said:

 

That's a Saturday so should I mail it that day or should I mail it on Friday the 28 so it arrives there on Saturday cause If I file on Saturday they won't get it till Monday right? 

 

I already have everything ready I just have to wait and mail it cause I heard that if you mail it easier than the 90 days they will send it back to you. 

It won't make any difference at all. Either way, you'll be within the 90 day window. Whatever gives you the most peace of mind.

[Haseki 0]

3 minutes ago, ThousandMoreSteps said:

It won't make any difference at all. Either way, you'll be within the 90 day window. Whatever gives you the most peace of mind.

So if I mail in on the 29th that should be fine too right? They will still accept my application cause I mailed it to them on the 29th right? 

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1 minute ago, Haseki said:

So if I mail in on the 29th that should be fine too right? They will still accept my application cause I mailed it to them on the 29th right? 

Of course! I mailed mine just over 2 weeks before my greencard expired, anytime within the 90 day window is allowed. You do not need to worry!

[Haseki 0]

1 minute ago, ThousandMoreSteps said:

Of course! I mailed mine just over 2 weeks before my greencard expired, anytime within the 90 day window is allowed. You do not need to worry!

Great! That makes me feel much more comfortable. 

 

So what I have right now as far as the documents is: 

 

From-I751

Copies of my green card 

Copies of my passport

Copies of my spouses passport 

Ticket copies of our trip to M

Ticket Copies of our trip to Ch

Ticket Copies of our trip to M

3 support letters from my friends 

The last 3 years tax return 

And about 50 pictures of us together and with friends

My cover letter 

My spouses cover letter 

 

 

Do you think that should be enough? 

 

I don't know what else to include! 

 

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1 minute ago, Haseki said:

Great! That makes me feel much more comfortable. 

 

So what I have right now as far as the documents is: 

 

From-I751

Copies of my green card 

Copies of my passport

Copies of my spouses passport 

Ticket copies of our trip to M

Ticket Copies of our trip to Ch

Ticket Copies of our trip to M

3 support letters from my friends 

The last 3 years tax return 

And about 50 pictures of us together and with friends

My cover letter 

My spouses cover letter 

 

 

Do you think that should be enough? 

 

I don't know what else to include! 

 

 

There is an excellent thread pinned at the top of the forum filled with ideas, But other stuff to include joint lease agreements or mortgages. Joint financial statements such as bank accounts and credit cards/store cards. Is either party named on each others insurance? Are you both named on a car or truck? 

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Page 5 and the first half of page 6 shows what sort of evidence USCIS are looking for. https://www.uscis.gov/system/files_force/files/form/i-751instr.pdf

[Haseki 0]

2 minutes ago, ThousandMoreSteps said:

 

There is an excellent thread pinned at the top of the forum filled with ideas, But other stuff to include joint lease agreements or mortgages. Joint financial statements such as bank accounts and credit cards/store cards. Is either party named on each others insurance? Are you both named on a car or truck? 

No I don't have insurance so that . 

 

Sorry I forgot to include that I do have the agreement of the apt where we live too that was signed by my partner as a married couple. So add that to my list too. And I some receipt where I bought gifts for his birthday and holidays. 

 

Do you think that's enough? And we don't have a joint checking account together. We have separate ones. 

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Utility bills if you're both named on them are also a good source of evidence.