I-751 Removal of Conditions, September 2023 Filers

[OldUser 4,833]

10 minutes ago, platinum-android said:

 

This is the first time I'm learning about unsolicited evidence. What exactly is this useful for? Does it speed up the process in any way? Thanks!

 

No way of knowing for sure, but theoretically you can strengthen the case like this. I don't think it speeds up anything.

Edited January 24 by OldUser

[JKLSemicolon 327]

1 hour ago, platinum-android said:

 

This is the first time I'm learning about unsolicited evidence. What exactly is this useful for? Does it speed up the process in any way? Thanks!

 

There’s a separate thread about it here:

 

Rather than trying to speed anything up, we are approaching it more as a way to continue to provide evidence that we accumulate between the time of the initial filing and whenever USCIS makes a decision on the case.

 

My personal opinion is that it can’t hurt and might help, and I’m willing to put in the time necessary for that. Your mileage may vary.

[OldUser 4,833]

22 minutes ago, JKLSemicolon said:

My personal opinion is that it can’t hurt and might help, and I’m willing to put in the time necessary for that. Your mileage may vary.

I agree with this. It cannot hurt.

[top_secret 2,063]

Since this removal of conditions has become boring, here is something I saw posted in a Facebook group to spice it up. (not us) While the listed timeline follows our own by about a week, there is no such activity in our case.  My wife remains at "Being Actively Reviewed" since October 2, 2023 a few hours after biometrics was completed at the ASC.  My stepdaughter remains at "Case was Received and a Receipt Notice Was Sent" since September 8, 2023.

 

 

[Ali&Ed 113]

Hi everyone, I didn't see august 2023 for I-751 so I came on this one. I got my extension letter August 15 2023, for 48 months. My GC expired February 2023. I'm planning on traveling to Spain for 2 weeks in July this year. Did anybody have experience going outside US with the extension letter and expired GC

[OldUser 4,833]

52 minutes ago, Ali&Ed said:

Hi everyone, I didn't see august 2023 for I-751 so I came on this one. I got my extension letter August 15 2023, for 48 months. My GC expired February 2023. I'm planning on traveling to Spain for 2 weeks in July this year. Did anybody have experience going outside US with the extension letter and expired GC

Yes there's a whole thread about it:

 

I personally travelled 4 or 5 times internationally during I-751. 

 

You need to ensure you have:

- Valid passport with enough pages and enough validity, depending on the country you're going to. Some countries require 2 blank pages and 6 months validity remaining as a minimum.

- Expired conditional GC

- Valid 48 months extension letter.

 

 

You will need to arrive to airport early when heading back to the US. For the most part airline personnel know what extension letter is, but some do not know and you have to explain / talk to their supervisor.

 

Good luck!

 

Edited March 21 by OldUser