Is the G-1145 form needed with the i751 packet?

[omnelson 0]

Hello all,

Do we need to include a G-1145, E-Notification of Application/Petition Acceptance, in the  i751 packet?

 

i read that the form is only useful if the packet is being sent to a lockbox but wasnt sure if this is still the same in 2022.

 

thanks for reading

[Verrou 1,962]

yes just add it on the package

worst case, u wont get update, but it just a piece of paper, so it wont hurt

 

 

[arken 4,197]

18 minutes ago, omnelson said:

Do we need to include a G-1145, E-Notification of Application/Petition Acceptance, in the  i751 packet?

 

It's not a requirement but a good choice to include for notifications.

[Letspaintcookies 2,310]

16 minutes ago, omnelson said:

Hello all,

Do we need to include a G-1145, E-Notification of Application/Petition Acceptance, in the  i751 packet?

 

i read that the form is only useful if the packet is being sent to a lockbox but wasnt sure if this is still the same in 2022.

 

thanks for reading

Well you gonna send your packet to a lockbox so it's fine to use it. Many prefer to get their case number asap instead of waiting forever for the mail to come but it's not a mandatory form.

[omnelson 0]

59 minutes ago, Misscloud said:

yes just add it on the package

worst case, u wont get update, but it just a piece of paper, so it wont hurt

 

 

Thanks for the response. Should the details on the front of the form be for my wife, the US citizen, or myself, the immigrant?

[Verrou 1,962]

Just now, omnelson said:

Thanks for the response. Should the details on the front of the form be for my wife, the US citizen, or myself, the immigrant?

whoever file the removal of condition. so in this case, the one who want to remove the condition ( you)

[omnelson 0]

7 minutes ago, Misscloud said:

whoever file the removal of condition. so in this case, the one who want to remove the condition ( you)

I thought that was the case. What i find confusing is the cover letter example, in the removal of conditions guide on this site.

The examples ive seen on here are written from the perspective of the US citizen, not the immigrant spouse. That in itself made me wonder why the cover letter isnt written from the perspective of the immigrant spouse, as its the immigrant spouse that is removing the condition.

[Letspaintcookies 2,310]

1 hour ago, omnelson said:

I thought that was the case. What i find confusing is the cover letter example, in the removal of conditions guide on this site.

The examples ive seen on here are written from the perspective of the US citizen, not the immigrant spouse. That in itself made me wonder why the cover letter isnt written from the perspective of the immigrant spouse, as its the immigrant spouse that is removing the condition.

Maybe whoever wrote the letter that is shown here thought it would be a good idea to do it that way to emphasize that everything is going well and to show the support for the petition besides just signing it.

I'm gonna write it myself when I'm up for ROC.

[Family 4,025]

3 minutes ago, Letspaintcookies said:

1 hour ago, omnelson said:

I thought that was the case. What i find confusing is the cover letter example, in the removal of conditions guide on this site.

The examples ive seen on here are written from the perspective of the US citizen, not the immigrant spouse. That in itself made me wonder why the cover letter isnt written from the perspective of the immigrant spouse, as its the immigrant spouse that is removing the condition.

Maybe whoever wrote the letter that is shown here thought it would be a good idea to do it that way to emphasize that everything is going well and to show the support for the petition besides just signing it.

I'm gonna write it myself when I'm up for ROC

The ideal submission should be an Exhibit List with numbered items and a descriptive sentence for each that cross references other supporting docs ( example #4 Electronic Bills for period xyz, payment auto draft from joint account yyy). 
 

And as @Letspaintcookies points out , a Notarized ( by JURAT) Sworn Statement in support of marriage ( and I-751) by the US Citizen Spouse is very valuable, and can be used to detail any other facet of couple’s life , such as vacations, details on assets owned or future plans. 
 

Otherwise , it has been my repeated experience, they literally ignore Cover Letters ….no matter how well written and all inclusive.

[Verrou 1,962]

33 minutes ago, Family said:

The ideal submission should be an Exhibit List with numbered items and a descriptive sentence for each that cross references other supporting docs ( example #4 Electronic Bills for period xyz, payment auto draft from joint account yyy). 
 

And as @Letspaintcookies points out , a Notarized ( by JURAT) Sworn Statement in support of marriage ( and I-751) by the US Citizen Spouse is very valuable, and can be used to detail any other facet of couple’s life , such as vacations, details on assets owned or future plans. 
 

Otherwise , it has been my repeated experience, they literally ignore Cover Letters ….no matter how well written and all inclusive.

I second this. I didn’t have / use cover letter, only index / exhibit details. Worked like a charm every single time 

Edited August 9, 2022 by Misscloud

[Scandi 4,168]

17 hours ago, omnelson said:

I thought that was the case. What i find confusing is the cover letter example, in the removal of conditions guide on this site.

The examples ive seen on here are written from the perspective of the US citizen, not the immigrant spouse. That in itself made me wonder why the cover letter isnt written from the perspective of the immigrant spouse, as its the immigrant spouse that is removing the condition.

I don't see the reason for why anybody would write the ROC cover letter as the US citizen, other than if the immigrant dosen't know English. Always found that odd. 

 

I was the immigrant and obviously didn't write the cover letter making it look like it was written by my USC husband. I did, however, have him sign the letter next to my own signature at the bottom. Our ROC was based on our marriage so it made sense to have him sign it too, just like the form itself. 

Edited August 10, 2022 by Scandi

[Tschuulia 28]

just found this specific thread for it. 

We sent our package off last thursday or so snd was received this last monday. I included the notification paper form but havent gotten any response yet.

It got shipped to the phoenix p.o box and delivered, just wondering if i shouldve put all the extra paper they asked for on top of the ToC or underneath bc thats what i did😅🤣 so very confused that i havent gotten any response yet.

[Scandi 4,168]

1 hour ago, Tschuulia said:

just found this specific thread for it. 

We sent our package off last thursday or so snd was received this last monday. I included the notification paper form but havent gotten any response yet.

It got shipped to the phoenix p.o box and delivered, just wondering if i shouldve put all the extra paper they asked for on top of the ToC or underneath bc thats what i did😅🤣 so very confused that i havent gotten any response yet.

It has only been a few days, you need to give it more time. At least a couple of weeks from the date they received it. 

Yes the G-1145 goes in the front of the package, but sometimes that doesn't even help. It's never a guarantee that it will work with the form, and it's not important either way. If you don't receive email/text, then within 30 days (give or take) you will at least have received either the acceptance hardcopy in the mail or the package has been returned to you. You never receive an email/text if your package gets rejected or for any other part of the process, it's only for the initial acceptance.

Edited August 12, 2022 by Scandi

[Family 4,025]

On 8/10/2022 at 7:34 AM, Scandi said:

I don't see the reason for why anybody would write the ROC cover letter as the US citizen, other than if the immigrant dosen't know English. Always found that odd

Here’s a bit of ROC trivia: Getting a Sworn Affidavit from / by USC spouse comes in very handy  in case the marriage goes south before the I-751 gets approved . 

[Scandi 4,168]

24 minutes ago, Family said:

Here’s a bit of ROC trivia: Getting a Sworn Affidavit from / by USC spouse comes in very handy  in case the marriage goes south before the I-751 gets approved . 

Has nothing to do with the cover letter. And ROC is so easy to get approved divorced or not, so a sworn affidavit isn't needed (I bet you'll find VERY few immigrants who successfully get approved for ROC with a dovorce waiver having an affidavit from the spouse). Just focus on collecting real evidence. Anybody can lie on an affidavit, even a USC spouse who may be in on committing fraud.