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Yes, she has had her LPR since fall of 2016. 
So we weren’t sure for the online form to include all five years of info for: work, place of residency, trips. 
 

What we have done now is: 1. Place of residence all 5 years 2. Employment all 5 years 3. Trips outside of country longer than 24 hours only 3 years listed (not 5)

Would this be correct or is a different way better?

Hello all, my wife is applying for citizenship (N400 online). I am a citizen and she is applying with the 3 year rule. When she enters the 3 year info for residence, work, and time outside of the country, it gives an error saying missing info (says it needs 2 more years). 

Should she ignore these error messages and continue with only 3 years of info? She has only lived in the US for about 4 years. 
 

Thank you

Ok, thanks everyone.

She was waiting for the updated green card (USCIS sent it with the wrong name, photo, etc.), so now she's getting her DL.

Oh, I hadn't thought of that. I have the check images in my email.

I forgot to include on my post that we have cable and electric with both names since marriage, too.

Hello all, and thanks in advance!

My wife is applying to remove her conditions for her conditional permanent residency in about three months (I-751). We just want to see if we should improve on a few points.

We married in January 2016; received the green card in August 2016.

At the moment we have:

1. Joint Tax Return 2016 (W-2, tax form, and just requested transcript from IRS by mail); will file jointly in 2017, so this will be included (not sure if enough time to include the transcript)

2. Joint Lease for apartment since marriage

3. Renter's insurance (both names on this since Jan 2017)

4. Bank Checking & Savings account with both names since Jan 2016

5. Bealls Credit Card and Victoria Secret Credit Card (her name only, but with our address)

6. 3-year subscription for academic journal for her (her name only) with our address (the invoice dated Nov 2017)

7. Hotel Invoices for three vacations (two in my name, one in her old name because the Green Card was sent back (I-90, USCIS error) and she was traveling on her Passport) (we have pictures for all three vacations)

8. Tickets for events around town (some in both names, some in only mine; pictures accompany these as well)

9. Two invoices from 1-800-Flowers for our anniversary showing delivery to our address from florist (flowers from me to her)

10. Many, many pictures of us together with her family and my family

11. We will have affidavits from my father, my mother (my parents are divorced), my father's wife, my wife's mother, and my wife's sister.

Issues:

1. She does not yet have a driver's license (she's taking the exam this month), so she is currently not on my car insurance. We expect to have the license and her to be on the insurance by the end of this month.

2. To save money, she kept her old phone company, Telcel from Mexico. I just added her on my line this month, so she should be on the next bill.

3. From July - December 2016, we used a cash back credit card to save money to make almost all purchases (it was paid each month from our joint bank account). From December 2016 until February 2018, we used a different cash back credit card (higher %) to make most of our purchases (it also was paid each month from our joint bank account). For both of these, only my name was on it. I just added her this month for the one we currently use, so her name should be on it next month.

Based on this, is there anything to improve on?

Should we send in any credit card statements even if it was only in my name OR only send in joint bank account statements?

Can affidavits be sent by individuals living outside of the US? (My wife and her sister live in Mexico, but just 15 miles from where we live.)

Thanks!!

Ah, thank you. We sent off the I-90 without the filing fee, of course, on Friday. Can hardly believe that so many absurd errors could occur at once. Should have listed the number of items that were correct -- would have been a shorter list for the cover letter .

On the Conditional Permanent Residency Card, the Resident Since date should be from the date that permanent residency was approved? We applied in Feb. of this year and approved last month according to the notice of action & interview. The Green Card says resident since Feb 2016. This would be incorrect?

We are asking because her card has a wrong photo, signature, and fingerprint. We think this date is also wrong.

We are filling out the I-90 and the admission date is a question. We should put August 2016 (as per the approval letter)?

So two questions:

1. The Resident Since date is wrong?

2. Admission Date should be August 2016?

Thank you very much!!

My fiancée and I plan to file an I-130 for a CR1 visa once we are married. She is a Mexican citizen; I am a USC. She has a Border Crossing Card (B1/B2 visa; visitor's visa) currently. With this visa, would we be allowed to marry within the United States and have her return to Mexico that day or the following day? She would not live here -- she would only visit with her BCC until the CR1 is approved. We would apply for the CR1 only once she is back home in Mexico -- perhaps a week after marrying. I am only concerned with her violating the terms of her visa by marrying within the US under these conditions. Thanks .