I-751

[SKQQR 0]

Hi everyone, my conditional green card will be expired on December 9th,2020. When I should apply I-751 and please share any experience about what to and how to prepare the package, thanks in advance.

[Quarknase 1,072]

Your filing window opens 90 days before the conditional green card expires.

 

Please read the guides/instructions on the USCIS site and here on VJ, and return with specific questions

[Lucky2Lucky 2,526]

44 minutes ago, SKQQR said:

Hi everyone, my conditional green card will be expired on December 9th,2020. When I should apply I-751 and please share any experience about what to and how to prepare the package, thanks in advance.

Have you googled I751 USCIS? That will have the most accurate information and is where you should start. It is an easy process as long as you follow the directions. 

[SKQQR 0]

Thanks for all comments. So according to 90 days, should I file on September 9ish or can I file before that day? 

[Christy&J 837]

59 minutes ago, SKQQR said:

Thanks for all comments. So according to 90 days, should I file on September 9ish or can I file before that day? 

On USCIS website they have an earliest filling date calculator you can use that to find your earliest date. 

For package and any of that you can go to forum from  July or June to see how people file their package. 

USCIS website full with this information

Being proactive find information is better than only asking around😉 

[Talako 756]

15 hours ago, SKQQR said:

Thanks for all comments. So according to 90 days, should I file on September 9ish or can I file before that day? 

The "ish" can cause you problems.  Some people run into problems trying to time it to the day.  Use the calculator and mail on or after that date. 

 

https://www.uscis.gov/forms/uscis-early-filing-calculator

 

 

[da95826 387]

It is not too early to start preparing the your i751 package.

Along with the form and the correct filing fee you need to submit proof of your bonafide marriage between you and your spouse.  You need to show that you and your spouse live together and you both share finances. 

1st you should be filing taxes as married filed jointly each year you have been married and living in the USA. If have not amend your taxes to married filed jointly for any year you did not. You should supply tax returns and IRS tax transcripts for each year of marriage.

2nd a shared lease with both your names on it, or show joint mortgage or provide a affidavit from your apartment manager or landlord that you and your spouse live together in your home(s).

3rd  birth certificates of any children you have together 

4th have a joint bank accounts showing you are paying bills and depositing paychecks, provide statements over the course of your marriage

additional proof...

Provide copy of state issue ID or drivers license with same home address for each of you.

Show copies of joint (in both of your names) bills for home energy, internet, phone service, water and so on.

Show joint insurance that covers both of you ( Car, health, life)  

Submit W2 or 1099 for each of you during marriage

Photos of each of you on vacation together, at family events together, just out with friends. ID time, location and who you were with when photo was taken

Travel itineraries, airline tickets, receipts for hotels for any trips taken together as a family  

Show that that your spouse and you are beneficiary for insurance or retirement accounts you may have

Affidavits from family and friend who can attest to your marriage and that you live together at your home.

Joint car titles

Joint store memberships

 

 

 

[SKQQR 0]

On 7/16/2020 at 9:53 AM, da95826 said:

It is not too early to start preparing the your i751 package.

Along with the form and the correct filing fee you need to submit proof of your bonafide marriage between you and your spouse.  You need to show that you and your spouse live together and you both share finances. 

1st you should be filing taxes as married filed jointly each year you have been married and living in the USA. If have not amend your taxes to married filed jointly for any year you did not. You should supply tax returns and IRS tax transcripts for each year of marriage.

2nd a shared lease with both your names on it, or show joint mortgage or provide a affidavit from your apartment manager or landlord that you and your spouse live together in your home(s).

3rd  birth certificates of any children you have together 

4th have a joint bank accounts showing you are paying bills and depositing paychecks, provide statements over the course of your marriage

additional proof...

Provide copy of state issue ID or drivers license with same home address for each of you.

Show copies of joint (in both of your names) bills for home energy, internet, phone service, water and so on.

Show joint insurance that covers both of you ( Car, health, life)  

Submit W2 or 1099 for each of you during marriage

Photos of each of you on vacation together, at family events together, just out with friends. ID time, location and who you were with when photo was taken

Travel itineraries, airline tickets, receipts for hotels for any trips taken together as a family  

Show that that your spouse and you are beneficiary for insurance or retirement accounts you may have

Affidavits from family and friend who can attest to your marriage and that you live together at your home.

Joint car titles

Joint store memberships

 

 

 

Thank you.

[SKQQR 0]

On 7/16/2020 at 8:15 AM, Talako said:

The "ish" can cause you problems.  Some people run into problems trying to time it to the day.  Use the calculator and mail on or after that date. 

 

https://www.uscis.gov/forms/uscis-early-filing-calculator

 

 

Thank you.