Nishris

Thank you @OldUser Yes, we have joint tax return transcripts with fill names on it.But again has previous address. This year with our new home address we have not filled the tax return yet. Also have full names on insurance, 401k beneficiaries. Should I provide any explanation on cover letter for maiden name on joint account? By the way should utility bills be submitted that have both names on it, usually I setup the service provider and they put only one person’s name on the account that shows on bills

1. Is grant deed along with mortgage and homeowner's insurance enough proof for new property we both purchased? I am the conditional resident and my name is only displayed as first and last name on these docs. I have a middle name as well which is my maiden last name but is not displayed on these docs, would that be a problem. Do I need to mention anything in the cover letter? 2. Me and my spouse have joint bank account since we got married before filling AOS, I just realized that the bank account shows my maiden name and not married name, would that be an issue? I am going to try and get a letter from bank saying we hold joint account since xyz date with both our full names on it if possible. All the previous joint account state are with maiden name would that cause issue!? 3. Have all utlity bills but on some of those the bills it just has my name without middle name. Under the account authorized user is where I can see spouse name. Would bills in my name without middle name and account details page to show spouse name be good for submission. Should I only submit utility bills if they have both names. 4. Docs like license, passport, ssn, tax, medical insurance has full name so hoping that should be enough. Appreciate your response and feedback.

We bought our first home last year and I am going to submit below proofs for I-751 ROC application related to this: -grant deed -mortgage statement (around 5) -HOA statement (around 5) -Homeowners insurance policy and renewal bill -4 different utility provider bills -tax document for last 2 years -supplement property tax bill Am I missing anything above please advise. Some questions for above points: 1. Grant deed is enough or do I submit any other document pertaining the new house purchase 2. Tax return form is 1040 or should I submit the IRS Transcripts as well TIA

Do I need to submit the screenshot from USCIS Online Account when I submit the ROC? Do I need to provide some letter of explanation mentioning about my previous and current address?

My spouse is added to the account just that the mailing address has my name alone. Maybe I can print the account information page along with bills when I send as part of proof. Hopefully not having my middle name on the account should be fine.

Preparing to send ROC by end of Feb, my 90 days window opened on Feb 10. I have lot of evidences just that most of our new house documents/utility bills have my first name and last name. I do have a middle name which is actually my maiden last name. Should that be an issue when submitting such documents with only first name and last name. All my GC, driver's license and foreign passport have first middle and last name printed. Moreover since I setup all the utility bills they only have my name (first and last name, I'm the conditional resident) and do not have my husband's name on those. Should that be any problem?

I did the submission from USCIS website from my online account, not sure if that is called AR11. Yes I do have the screenshot of the page that says I submitted change of address online with a confirmation number and status as "Submitted".

Hello members, My conditional green card (K1 visa) expires in May '24 and I am preparing for filling Removal of Conditions I-751 currently. I moved to different city in the same state in 2023 where I applied for my green card I-485 initially. I updated my address on USCIS website in mid Jan'24 and the status only said submitted all this while and today I checked the record in no more shown on the USCIS under Address change submissions. I will be using my new address for the I-751 and even the older address my in-laws are residing. I am hoping I do not have to do any other steps in order to notify USCIS about address change as currently I do not have any active case being processed. Does USCIS notify by email or letter to acknowledge the address change without any active case (receipt number)? Appreciate any feedback or suggestions if you had similar situation. TIA.

The ones you submitted were those affidavits notarized or just signed and dated? I can get affidavits but can both of them be from family members (father-in-law and brother-in-law) or they have to be someone other than the family, just curious in case I want to send as well.

Hello Members, I am preparing for I-751 ROC to be submitted in Feb, '24. Want to check with this group if you'll are submitting affidavits from family or friends, is this mandatory? As per the 751 instructions Affidavits are mentioned as "the documents you should include, but are not limited to". We have bought a house together and have taxes, insurance and lot other proofs for our relationship but trying to understand if we need to get the affidavits also prepared for submission. Appreciate your inputs and advice. TIA.

@Sarge2155 thanks for that trick it’s worth applying. I think this gives me an idea way ahead of ROC. I will prepare to file for both 751 when the time comes followed by N-400 when I reach 2 years 9 month mark as LPR.

Thanks for your quick reply Mike. 2. I have Indian passport, was on PR in Canada when I filled for K-1, but thanks for letting me know about Canadian passport renewals. 3. While waiting for the I-751 to be approved completed, can even the citizenship for US be applied. At a given point can both processing of 751 + citizenship take place. Probably have to first get approved for 751 and only then apply for citizenship when the 3 years condition is met, I believe.

Hello Members, My 2-year conditional green card through K1 expires in May 2024, I know it's quite in advance but wanted to check a few things and be ready before the time when I have to file for ROC I-751. Is the 90 days window to apply before the expiry printed on the conditional green card or 90 days before the second marriage anniversary? I changed my name after marriage and my foreign passport of course has my maiden name. This passport is expiring in Jan 2024, I am planning to apply for renewal at an embassy here in California. But hopefully putting my new married name on the foreign passport should be fine when the time comes to apply for I-751. I have used my married name for all K-1 filling. From what I looked up online, the processing times for 751 for California Service Center is currently 15.5 months. What happens when I file for I-751 before the 90 days but the processing takes longer, do I get any document meanwhile to keep my residency in the States? Understanding when filling out I-751 I would get a 10 years valid green card. Can I apply for citizenship after staying in the States for 3 years in total (2 years as conditional GC + 1 year of 10 years GC) Does USCIS send mail to the address from where the K-1 visa was filled for notifying for removal of conditions or any other purpose? We have moved out from that address and now staying in another city. Kindly assist with my questions above. Appreciate your help! Regards

Hello Members, My husband and I are planning to go to Mexico and I am still an Indian passport holder and permanent resident of the USA(2 years green card), initially came on K1. Questions: -Would it be okay upon entry to the States to have Indian passport in maiden name and PR card in married name along with having the marriage certificate? -Anyone with similar situation, did you require any visa for Mexico or any tourist card? From what I read online, visa is not required for green card holders but says about having a tourist card. Is tourist card same as FMM and is it to be filled online or in the flight? Wanted to check if someone has more details.