Camson

Happy New Year everyone!  Today I overnighted my wife's I-751 via USPS (1/9/2020) to the AZ center.  Maybe overnighting it was overkill, but I want it in their hands as soon as possible.  It feels like a weight off of our chests, and hopefully all goes well.  I guess I'll share a bit of our story in getting prepped.  My wife's 90-day window opened on 11/24/19, and with the holidays approaching we didn't think we'd need that much preparation for the removal of conditions..  Boy were we wrong.  Don't wait, folks!!!  I don't feel like our evidence is 100% amazing, but this place has helped me realize you can only send what you have.  Worst case scenario for us would be an RFE or interview, which wouldn't be the end of the world as we know our marriage is legitimate.  It's just a matter of helping the USCIS officers recognize that.  The hardest part for us was waiting 10 days to get our tax return transcripts via mail as the online IRS request didn't recognize any of our credit cards..
 
Best of luck to everyone else filing!
 
 

Happy New Year everyone!  Today I overnighted my wife's I-751 via USPS (1/9/2020) to the AZ center.  Maybe overnighting it was overkill, but I want it in their hands as soon as possible.  It feels like a weight off of our chests, and hopefully all goes well.  I guess I'll share a bit of our story in getting prepped.  My wife's 90-day window opened on 11/24/19, and with the holidays approaching we didn't think we'd need that much preparation for the removal of conditions..  Boy were we wrong.  Don't wait, folks!!!  I don't feel like our evidence is 100% amazing, but this place has helped me realize you can only send what you have.  Worst case scenario for us would be an RFE or interview, which wouldn't be the end of the world as we know our marriage is legitimate.  It's just a matter of helping the USCIS officers recognize that.  The hardest part for us was waiting 10 days to get our tax return transcripts via mail as the online IRS request didn't recognize any of our credit cards..
 
Best of luck to everyone else filing!
 
 

Understood, missileman...  We will focus on other pieces of evidence, of course.  Thanks so much for the timely reply, it helps to see that list as well.  Perhaps seeing the awe-inspiring stack of evidence from the stickied thread has really got me overthinking everything haha...  Thanks again.

14 - can be left blank
14b - can be left blank
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1 - leave it blank
9/10 - write (none)
14 - leave it blank
21 - write N/A
22 - write N/A
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1 - write (none)
2 - for you, write N/A. for your wife, write her current address.
3 - write name of company, CITY, STATE ABBREVIATION, COUNTRY
then, for your wife, she needs to include ANY employment history, whether it be in japan or in the US.
4. this form is submitted.... you need to check the box that says "Status as Permanent Resident"