Shimura

Dear all, i am about to file the citizenship form but i have few questions about it :

Part 2 >> #6 USCIS Online account number >> What is this?

Part 10 >> #8 about how many times has my spouse been married >> is this including with our marriage or just the previous ones?

Part 10 >> #8 C >> about prior spouse date of birth >> how if he doesn't remember ?

Part 12 >> #7A >> The answer is No

7B If you answered "YES", did you consider yourself to be a "non U.S. Resident? >>> Should i mark "No" or just leave it blank?

Is there any example letter of explanation to describe about my spouse's prior marriage?

Should i sending them some of utility bills, Insurances etc ? or just sending them what is in already on the list ( Form M-477 )?

I think that's all that i can think of for right now, thanks in advance for your help.

Her driver's license has nothing to do with her GC. If it does not expire until 2017, what is her question?

Does she needs to make an Infopass if her 1 year extension for her GC has expire? Note : She is not going out of country, that's why her passport haven't been renew

My card is on the production. Thank you all & good luck to all

Thank you Happy Chic

Yes finally got the biometric letter. Please update for me. 8/24 august thank you

i called USCIS and the guy told me it will takes up to 90 days til the biometric letter arrive so i'll be waiting mine until July, hope it will be there. it's so frustrating

I am starting to get irritated now, unbelievable, for me, it's been 2 months a week already

6 weeks and no biometrics i m worried now....it seems like no one is worried at all?

me too been more than a month 18 days today but i will just wait for a while until end of month

I got my NOA letter today in mail. Receipt date 04/01/2015, please update mine, thank you

please add me on the list. Sent on 3/30/2015 California Service Center, thank you

Thank you Nancy & A& B for the link

easily accessible at the top of the forum page. In particular, the ROC guide: http://www.visajourney.com/content/751guide

From that guide:

(emphasis added)

Good luck on your immigration journey.

1. Remember to write payable to "US DEPARTMENT OF HOMELAND SECURITY"

2. Type normal way, you don't have to capitalize them.

Good luck.

Hi all, i'll sending my paperworks soon after i get our 2014 tax transcrip from IRS, so i would like to know how to write the check & the details for the envelope.

And this is maybe a silly question, does it matter the way you typing on the form with all caps lock, because i don't use all caps lock

I think that's all because all set already

thank you in advance

This is all that you need, sincerely:

On the outer envelope, put "ORIGINAL I-751 PETITION" above the USCIS address.

You can keep the itemized list of enclosures for your own reference.

Thanks so much TBone

Hi guys, could you take a look my cover letter? is there anything i don't have or should add on? i only have 2 confuse question here. Thanks so much

My GC will be expired on 15 May so if i sending around first of april, still good because i want to send 2015 tax paperwork too

U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services
USCIS California Service Center
P.O. Box 10751
Laguna Niguel, CA 92607-1075

RE: I-751 JOINT PETITION TO REMOVE CONDITIONS OF STATUS ON: MY NAME #A-XXX-XXX-XXX >>> Should i write my husband name too here because this is about joint petition?

Dear Sir / Madam,

Enclosed please find a JOINT I-751 petition for removal of conditions of permanent resident status regarding my wife, <NAME>. #A-xxx-xxx-xxx

Please also find a check for $590, the fee for this form including the additional biometrics fee.

My wife entered the U.S. on a K-1 visa and received her conditional residence upon our marriage. We are happily living together and request that this petition be accepted for removal of conditions for her residency so that we can continue to grow together both personally and financially.

Enclosed also please find the following documents to verify the status of our marriage and ongoing relationship:

• Form I-751
• Check for $590, the total fee for form I-751 and additional biometrics fee $85.

• Copy of Green Card of my wife ( front and back )


Additionally, please find enclosed the following documents to verify the status of our marriage and ongoing relationship:

1. Copies of IRS Transcripts / Tax Return 2011 – 2014 - 2015
2. Proof of residence in xxx

• Copy of driver’s license

• Copies of some letter with address

3. Copies of Utility Bills (electric & Gas )

4.Financial documents and ownership :

•Copies of Paystubs

•Copies of Insurance Statement ( Health & Dentist )

• Copy of our home insurance.
• Copy of Bank Statement / Joint Checking and Savings accounts.

• Copy of our Lease Purchase Furniture Agreement.

5.Miscellaneous Documents
• Copy of Survivor Beneficiary.

Copy of our visa cards showing a joint account.

Copy of our health insurance cards showing a joint policy.

Three sworn affidavits by U.S. citizen friends & relatives, attesting to our relationship and marriage.

6.Photographs & Cards
• Various photographs of our life together with our 2 dogs, with friends and family & greeting cards.

The evidence listed above are exact photocopies of unaltered documents; the original documents are freely available upon request.

Please feel free to inquire at any of the sources of enclosed documentation for validity of their statements, and any USCIS person(s) are always welcome to visit our home should you ever desire to do so.

Please also feel free to advise me if you have any further questions or concerns related to this petition.

Thank you for your time and consideration.

Sincerely,

<my husband's full name> >>> Or should i put my name on it too as long as this is joint letter ?

US Citizen Spouse

<address>

It all depends where you live but I think most states are going to be similar. I am in Ohio. I am actually a notary myself. I can only charge a couple of dollars to notarize something but I never do.

Check with your bank to see if someone there can notarize documents for you. Keep in mind that it is the person who writes the letter who must have it notarized. They need to sign the letter in front of the notary so the notary can witness the signature.

Ok then Ms Hogan, thanks again.

You should have letters notarized. This shows that the person who signed the letter is the actual person and not just someone making up letters on their own. All the notary is doing is saying that the person who is signing it is that person. The notary is not saying the information in the letter is true or not.

ooops i forgot to asks, do you know where do we could find a notary? it has to be a special lawyer or free notary or ? thank you

You should have letters notarized. This shows that the person who signed the letter is the actual person and not just someone making up letters on their own. All the notary is doing is saying that the person who is signing it is that person. The notary is not saying the information in the letter is true or not.

Thanks Ms Hogan, will do then

Better print it. We requested by mail 2 weeks ago, never got it.

Just go online and print it.

yes i did it, more fast and safe too, thanks Taureti

thank you all, i already printed them out

Oh 1 more thing, can i just sending them a letter from family / friend without being authorized? thank you

I am kinda confused here about tax transcript to send to USCIS for ROC.

which one that i should send to them? is that some paperwork while we applied the tax like form 1040 Individual Income Tax Return , Form 8880 ( retirement savings ), form 889 ( HSA ), W2 or other paperwork from IRS website Tax Return Transcript that we can download and print?

Thank you

Have you prepared wills, medical powers of attorney, and similar documents? These are the strongest possible evidence.

1. Bring everything that spans the entire period of your marriage.

2. Yes.

3. Copies might do; bring as many originals as possible.

4. One from every quarter since you've been married.

5. Bring everything that was sent to USCIS. Better to have it and not need it than the converse.

Thanks so much TBone, i've everything and lots of picture too

I am preparing all my proofs for my ROC on this March and me and husband has a new bank joint account since last year and we were closed the other one, so my question, is it okay if i just sending them the paperworks since last year ?

And 2nd question is about health insurance trail, we do have a same insurance card but we don't know how to print the paperwork, is it okay just sending them our copies of insurance cards?

3rd : does all the pictures must be sending to them not the original ones/ have to copy all of them?

4th : how many months do i have to sending the utility bills to them?

5th : Just in case if i have an interview, should i take every paperworks that i already submitted to USCIS? or should i bring any passport photo ( as i read there was a member here been asked )

Thank you so much in advance for your help, appreciate it

It's possible to still get an interview even if you have the most persuasive package you can. Sometimes they just randomly select an application for an interview. However, if the evidence meets a certain threshold of persuasive evidence it's highly unlikely that you will receive an interview.

If you are selected for an interview, be as prepared as possible just like AOS. Good luck!

Thanks for your help HappyChic & Seth

Anyway, i forgot to asks about cover letter. Who should make the cover letter? my husband or me?

Example :
Dear Sir/ Madam,

enclosed pls find ....... petition for ROC status for : xxx My Name and # number

also pls find a check bla blaaa. My Wife entered the US on a K1 Visa >>> It said my wife, so i guess, my husband have to write and sign the cover letter?

Thank you