i-751 October 2020 filers

[Chelleyandaaron 511]

Hello everyone!

 

I am currently preparing my packet for removal of conditions to mail next week and thought I would take this opportunity to start our forum topic.

 

As a reminder - here is the link to the USCIS page as we all make our way through yet another pile of paperwork!

 

https://www.uscis.gov/i-751

 

Good luck - and don't forget the fees increase next week too!

 

Here is a link to some of the changes on the new documentation and fees effective from October 2nd:

 

https://www.aila.org/File/Related/20073100da.pdf

 

Also: the current i-751 form has an expiry date of December 2019 on it.  Whilst this is the correct form to use at the time of this post - it COULD change before you submit your packet so ALWAYS check the USCIS site before mailing your packet to make sure you are sending the correct form.

 

Good luck!

Edited September 29, 2020 by Chelleyandaaron

[skatz 29]

I'm also an October filer, I'm planning to send my package on October 13th. I finished preparing my package with the increased fee,  but I keep checking the news everyday to see if either the I-751 form changes before I send it or the filing fees change (as we just heard from yesterday, that a judge halted the increased fees). If the judge actually halts the fees increase but USCIS rejects it or ignores it, I'm not sure about the check amount we should be sending them. I'd rather pay the increased amount and not get my application rejected to be honest...

[Natalia & Igor 37]

Hi guys! We are in the same boat! I'm gonna sent my package on October 19th and I have everything ready.

[Junior818 65]

10 minutes ago, Natalia & Igor said:

Hi guys! We are in the same boat! I'm gonna sent my package on October 19th and I have everything ready.

Hi Natalia, I plan to send mine out on the same date as yours.

[Natalia & Igor 37]

7 minutes ago, Junior818 said:

Hi Natalia, I plan to send mine out on the same date as yours.

Good luck everyone!

[skatz 29]

USCIS has recently updated the address to file, I would still double check before I send the package that nothing changed

U.S. Postal Service (USPS): 

USCIS 
P.O. Box 21200 
Phoenix, AZ 85036 

FedEx, UPS, and DHL deliveries: 

USCIS 
Attn: I-751 
1820 E. Skyharbor Circle S
Suite 100 
Phoenix, AZ 85034

 

Edited September 30, 2020 by skatz

[Chelleyandaaron 511]

On 9/30/2020 at 8:04 AM, skatz said:

I'm also an October filer, I'm planning to send my package on October 13th. I finished preparing my package with the increased fee,  but I keep checking the news everyday to see if either the I-751 form changes before I send it or the filing fees change (as we just heard from yesterday, that a judge halted the increased fees). If the judge actually halts the fees increase but USCIS rejects it or ignores it, I'm not sure about the check amount we should be sending them. I'd rather pay the increased amount and not get my application rejected to be honest...

I hadn't heard about the halt to the increase  in fees!  There are certainly some issues with the increases - particularly with the asylum seekers fee- thank you for flagging this - we should all keep our eyes open!

[Junior818 65]

2 minutes ago, Chelleyandaaron said:

I hadn't heard about the halt to the increase  in fees!  There are certainly some issues with the increases - particularly with the asylum seekers fee- thank you for flagging this - we should all keep our eyes open!

It is halt by the judge,here is a link for more info.

 

https://twitter.com/doug_rand/status/1311305414957502466?s=19

[Chelleyandaaron 511]

1 minute ago, Junior818 said:

It is halt by the judge,here is a link for more info.

 

https://twitter.com/doug_rand/status/1311305414957502466?s=19

I just found this as well...

 

https://www.cnn.com/2020/09/29/politics/naturalization-fees-judge/index.html

 

I am due to mail mine on Friday of next week so I hope there'll be some clarity before then.

[Chelleyandaaron 511]

https://www.uscis.gov/news/news-releases/uscis-response-to-preliminary-injunction-of-fee-rule

 

Oh dear...

[Junior818 65]

1 minute ago, Chelleyandaaron said:

I just found this as well...

 

https://www.cnn.com/2020/09/29/politics/naturalization-fees-judge/index.html

 

I am due to mail mine on Friday of next week so I hope there'll be some clarity before then.

Okay got u

[skatz 29]

37 minutes ago, Chelleyandaaron said:

https://www.uscis.gov/news/news-releases/uscis-response-to-preliminary-injunction-of-fee-rule

 

Oh dear...

This is bad, I hope it won't affect us, but who knows, maybe they'll start talking about furloughing their employees again.

[ThomasNC1988 762]

Hey everyone, just checking in. Will be sending in the 751 in a week or so, just starting to get stuff together for it today.

[Hill.ary 54]

Hi everyone,

 

I am in a sticky situation as my husband lost his job due to COVID-19 and we are barely scraping by, of course it's time to renew the green card and remove conditions! 

 

So we could have sent in the package last week but we were waiting for unemployment to kick in so we can use it towards this fee (YIKES!!!! and now its going up even more). 

 

I have already filled out all the paperwork, but I am wondering what you are all including in your packet besides the obvious forms and payment? Is there a guide here of what to send? It's so hard being under all this pressure at once. With the job loss, employment search, global pandemic and this removal of conditions for a new green card. 

 

Any words of wisdom are appreciated. I also am curious if you are all sending in the new fee amount that was halted by the judge, or the old amount?

[Natalia & Igor 37]

42 minutes ago, Hill.ary said:

Hi everyone,

 

I am in a sticky situation as my husband lost his job due to COVID-19 and we are barely scraping by, of course it's time to renew the green card and remove conditions! 

 

So we could have sent in the package last week but we were waiting for unemployment to kick in so we can use it towards this fee (YIKES!!!! and now its going up even more). 

 

I have already filled out all the paperwork, but I am wondering what you are all including in your packet besides the obvious forms and payment? Is there a guide here of what to send? It's so hard being under all this pressure at once. With the job loss, employment search, global pandemic and this removal of conditions for a new green card. 

 

Any words of wisdom are appreciated. I also am curious if you are all sending in the new fee amount that was halted by the judge, or the old amount?

Hi!

I'm gonna send mine on October 19th.

My I-751 package includes: 

1. Filing Fee Check... waiting for tomorrow ))

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

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

4. Copy of Form I-551, Permanent Resident Card 

5. Copy of Form I-797, Notice of Action 

6. Evidence of the Relationship: 

- Joint Federal and State Tax Returns for 2017, 2018, 2019; 

 - Statements of joint checking bank account and credit cards; 

 - Copies of Health Insurance policies for 2017, 2018, 2019, 2020; 

 - Copy of Car Insurance policy, AAA Membership cards; 

 - Beneficiary for my husband’s 401K & Health Saving Account:

 - Some Mortgage Refinancing support documents; 

 - Vacationing together; 

 - Other evidence (our DL, bills, etc); 

 - 2 Affidavit Letters of Support from our friends; 

 -  Photos 2017-2020

 

And Cover Letter )

Edited October 1, 2020 by Natalia & Igor