Junior818

Hi Natalia, I plan to send mine out on the same date as yours.

Hi!
I'm gonna send mine on October 19th.
My I-751 package includes: 
Filing Fee Check... waiting for tomorrow ))
Form G-1145, e-Notification of Application/Petition Acceptance 
Form I-751, Petition to Remove Conditions on Residence 
Copy of Form I-551, Permanent Resident Card 
Copy of Form I-797, Notice of Action 
Evidence of the Relationship: 
- Joint Federal and State Tax Returns for 2017, 2018, 2019; 
 - Statements of joint checking bank account and credit cards; 
 - Copies of Health Insurance policies for 2017, 2018, 2019, 2020; 
 - Copy of Car Insurance policy, AAA Membership cards; 
 - Beneficiary for my husband’s 401K & Health Saving Account:
 - Some Mortgage Refinancing support documents; 
 - Vacationing together; 
 - Other evidence (our DL, bills, etc); 
 - 2 Affidavit Letters of Support from our friends; 
 -  Photos 2017-2020
 
And Cover Letter )

It is halt by the judge,here is a link for more info.
 
https://twitter.com/doug_rand/status/1311305414957502466?s=19

I'm also an October filer, I'm planning to send my package on October 13th. I finished preparing my package with the increased fee,  but I keep checking the news everyday to see if either the I-751 form changes before I send it or the filing fees change (as we just heard from yesterday, that a judge halted the increased fees). If the judge actually halts the fees increase but USCIS rejects it or ignores it, I'm not sure about the check amount we should be sending them. I'd rather pay the increased amount and not get my application rejected to be honest...

you need two checks,one i130=$535 and the other for i485=$1225

It depends.
 
A pending application is not a get-out-of-jail-free card, so to speak. One can still be detained depending on the severity of the reason ICE is arresting the person.

Thank you 

You will need your marriage certificate, ours took 10 business days. So you have to wait until you receive that and include it in your package or you will get an RFE as you've not provided proof that you're actually married