Aug 2020 I-751 Filers (merged)

[janet3 1,170]

1 minute ago, US <3 IND said:

It's not required, USCIS only have it on their website as recommended. Not everyone does it because it would be tedious to do by hand on every page.

 

Some filers have bought a custom stamp to do this quickly.

I put scans of all my evidence into a Word file, and used margins to copy the number on all my pages. Word also allows you to add page numbers and a table of contents.

I remember seeing it for AOS but I didn't know if it was recommended for ROC....

 

[US <3 IND 53]

14 minutes ago, janet3 said:

I remember seeing it for AOS but I didn't know if it was recommended for ROC....

 

Actually it's in the general section for applying any form 🙂

https://www.uscis.gov/forms/forms-information/form-filing-tips

[frank19910210 65]

4 minutes ago, US <3 IND said:

Actually it's in the general section for applying any form 🙂

https://www.uscis.gov/forms/forms-information/form-filing-tips

 

If I have my own stamp, will this count as having altered the document ? And adding page numbers? 

 

I did include in my cover letter that all documents are unaltered

[janet3 1,170]

OK....I am going to ask a couple of heavy hitters (mods) to chime in.......hello @geowrian @Lucky Cat Help please. Did you add the A number to every document you turned in for RoC? 

[geowrian 22,335]

10 minutes ago, janet3 said:

OK....I am going to ask a couple of heavy hitters (mods) to chime in.......hello @geowrian @Lucky Cat Help please. Did you add the A number to every document you turned in for RoC? 

We're organizers, not mods.

 

We did not put the A-number on every page or every document. The way I interpreted it in the filing tips is when you are including attachments to the I-751 itself. Like attachments for explanations of something on the I-751, attachments for information that didn't fit on the I-751 (although nowadays they want you to just make copies of the last page instead), etc. I do not interpret it as referring to documentation that goes along with the I-751 (like bona fide marriage evidence).

 

No harm providing it. I'm sure it may help somebody if they lose track of the papers or order of the papers. But by no means is it needed, and I didn't do it for any previous forms and had no issue.

[US <3 IND 53]

1 hour ago, geowrian said:

The way I interpreted it in the filing tips is when you are including attachments to the I-751 itself.

This makes sense since the paragraph refers to 'attachments' while other paragraphs refer to 'supporting documentation' (screenshot below). It's just weird that it is included under a bullet point called 'Supporting documentation:'

As you say it could be a relic from an older time. 

VJ applicants aren't reporting RFEs for either including this or not, so I wouldn't sweat it either way.

 

I didn't put it in my K1 petition, and I did put it in my AOS. Both were fine 🤗

 

2 hours ago, frank19910210 said:

If I have my own stamp, will this count as having altered the document ? And adding page numbers? 

 

I did include in my cover letter that all documents are unaltered

Actually I remember I wrote the same in my AOS cover letter that my documents were unaltered, and I included the name, A-number, and form number on every page. So knock yourself out I guess 😊

 

Edited August 5, 2020 by US <3 IND

[DFG 5]

I didn’t put my A number on any of the attached documents. It’s included in my cover letter and on the application itself wherever it’s asked for specifically.

 

Mailed it out yesterday and fingers crossed there are no issues! 
 

Will update my timeline accordingly

 

Good luck everyone!

[mushroomspore 3,043]

Our package was delivered today. According to most people's timelines, I'm expecting our check to be cashed next week sometime.

[Jules_N 78]

14 hours ago, DFG said:

I didn’t put my A number on any of the attached documents. It’s included in my cover letter and on the application itself wherever it’s asked for specifically.

 

Mailed it out yesterday and fingers crossed there are no issues! 
 

Will update my timeline accordingly

 

Good luck everyone!

Sent mine out yesterday, too! 
 

Hoping for no RFEs and quick adjudications for all!!! 

[janet3 1,170]

22 hours ago, geowrian said:

We're organizers, not mods.

 

We did not put the A-number on every page or every document. The way I interpreted it in the filing tips is when you are including attachments to the I-751 itself. Like attachments for explanations of something on the I-751, attachments for information that didn't fit on the I-751 (although nowadays they want you to just make copies of the last page instead), etc. I do not interpret it as referring to documentation that goes along with the I-751 (like bona fide marriage evidence).

 

No harm providing it. I'm sure it may help somebody if they lose track of the papers or order of the papers. But by no means is it needed, and I didn't do it for any previous forms and had no issue.

Sorry....organizer....(apparently I jumped the gun a bit) 😊 My stressed brain isn't functioning very well.....

But I truly appreciate your response! Thank you so much for your reply. 

[Mrs.D11 62]

hello. which one is the USCIS online account number?

[HRQX 4,145]

50 minutes ago, Mrs.D11 said:

which one is the USCIS online account number?

If you don't know it then leave it blank. After filing the application they might send you a "USCIS Account Access Notice"

[Mrs.D11 62]

6 minutes ago, HRQX said:

If you don't know it then leave it blank. After filing the application they might send you a "USCIS Account Access Notice"

thanks for the prompt response! 🙂

[theatxbombayguy 52]

On 7/29/2020 at 2:56 PM, theatxbombayguy said:

Hi All, Starting a thread for Aug 2020 I-751 Filers. I sent my package in today, but I doubt USCIS will receive, accept and process my documentation before early next week.

Let the discussions/emotions/arguments/debates/consolations begin

See my signature for my timeline, and fire away...

5 business days in (package delivered on Saturday Aug 1). No check deposited, no NOA.

Keeping my fingers crossed.

[Balaji_v 121]

Hello All,

 

I am planning on sending my package next week. I have been following this group and following all the posts. You all are very helpful in giving your opinions and insights. Thanks a lot. I have been trying to muster up all the evidence I can to submit along with the I-751.

I am not sure if I have enough evidence to send the package to the USCIS, I am wondering if you guys can give me your honest opinions on what you think of the quality of evidences I have, I would really appreciate it.

 

 

 

 

 

1.      Personal Check for $680 ($595 Filing Fee + $85 Biometric Services Fee) made out to U.S. Department of Homeland Security.

2.      Form G-1145, E-Notification Application/ Petition Acceptance.

3.      Form I-751, Petition to Remove Conditions on Residence.

a.       Copy of Petitioner’s Permanent Resident Card (Front and Back)

b.      Evidence establishing the continual marital union between the conditional resident and the U.S. Citizen Spouse:

                                   i.      Copy of Certified Marriage License issued by State of Michigan.

                                 ii.      Copy of Birth certificate of the child born to the marriage.

                               iii.      Copy of Screenshots from the U.S. Citizen spouse’s first Child’s (Conditional Resident’s Step child) school pages showing conditional resident as an emergency contact and as a parent in house hold data verification form.

                               iv.      Copy of the registration email showing Conditional Resident registering Step Child (U.S. Citizen’s first child) for soccer league through I9 Sports.

                                 v.      Copy of MESP Savings account details which were opened by Conditional Resident for kids in the family (both biological and step child).

                               vi.      Copy of documents proving Joint ownership of the primary residence (Quit Claim deed, Property transfer affidavit showing both spouses names, Record from the City of Farmington Hills).

                             vii.      Copy of Joint Property Insurance through Progressive Home Advantage.

                           viii.      Copies of Joint IRS tax returns and W-2’s for 2018 and 2019.

                               ix.      Copy of U.S. Citizen Spouse’s Voter ID card showing the common residence address.

                                 x.      Copy of Driver’s License(s) showing same residential address for both spouses.

                               xi.      Copy of Joint car insurance policy and ID cards.

                             xii.      Copy of DTE Energy utility bill showing both spouses names with same residential address.

                           xiii.      Copy of Joint Vehicle registration with same residential address.

                           xiv.      Copy of Conditional Resident’s Indian Passport Bio pages showing U.S. Citizen Spouse being listed as Spouse.

                             xv.      Copies of Joint bank statements selected one for every Quarter, starting from the most recent to the month conditional residency is approved.

                           xvi.      Copy of Joint mobile phone bill statements throughout most of the period of conditional residency.

                         xvii.      Copy of Conditional resident’s life insurance policy showing the U.S. Citizen spouse as a beneficiary.

                       xviii.      Copies of Medical, Dental and Vision insurance policies through the U.S. Citizen spouse’s employment showing the Conditional resident as one of the beneficiaries.

                           xix.      Copies of Medical insurance ID cards and prescription cards and EOB’s.

                             xx.      Copy of Conditional resident’s 401K policy showing the U.S. Citizen spouse as beneficiary.

                           xxi.      Copy of U.S. Citizen Spouse’s 401a and 403b showing the Conditional Resident as beneficiary.

                         xxii.      Copy of letter of affidavit of support by Conditional Resident’s Mother-in-law (U.S. Citizen Spouses’ mother).

                       xxiii.      Copy of letter of affidavit of support by Conditional Resident’s Father-in-law (U.S. Citizen Spouses’ Father).

                       xxiv.      Copies of the gift check and gift letter for house down payment by Conditional Resident’s Father-in-law (U.S. Citizen Spouses’ Father).

                         xxv.      Copy of Letter addressed to the U.S. Citizen spouse from her cousin Emily, mentioning the relationship between Conditional Resident and the U.S. Citizen Spouse.

                       xxvi.      Copies of Costco.Com order receipts & Bonvera.com receipt showing both the Conditional resident and U.S. Citizen Spouse names on various purchases.

                     xxvii.      Copy of Detroit Zoo wild lights admission tickets for the whole family (3 Tickets included).

                   xxviii.      Copy of the tickets purchased by U.S. Citizen Spouse and the conditional resident for Trans-Siberian Orchestra.

                       xxix.      Copies of Costco membership cards and Costco Citi credit cards issued to Conditional resident and the U.S. Citizen spouse with the same account number.

                         xxx.      Copies of credit cards of the Conditional Resident and U.S. Citizen spouse as authorized user.

                       xxxi.      Copy of the hotel reservation for Bavarian Inn of Frankenmuth for both the spouses for a weekend getaway.

                     xxxii.      Copies of the greeting cards given to Conditional Resident by U.S. Citizen Spouse and other relatives.

                   xxxiii.      Various photographs proving the continual relationship between Conditional Resident and the U.S. Citizen Spouse and other family members.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Edited August 7, 2020 by Balaji_v
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