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  1. Would it be possible to apply for the I-131 re-entry permit, and also start the process of Naturalization at the same time? She has had her green card and lived in the US since Nov 2018, so over 3 years. I have read that LPR can apply for naturalization after 3 years. We are planning on moving to Germany in July, but could start the process now. We can also fly back to the US when it comes time for her biometric appt and interview.
  2. Hello, My wife (Green Card holder), myself (USC) and my son (Dual USC and German Citizen) will be relocating to Germany. My wife's green card has been extended past the initial 2 year period. I was wondering how I could potentially maintain her green card status? We dont know exactly when/if we will come back, but would like the option of doing so without having to go through the green card process again. We would plan on reentering the US at least once a year, if not twice. Would those entries, along with her holding bank accounts, retirement accounts, and filing income taxes be enough to be able to maintain her green card? Thanks!
  3. Very very helpful, this was what I was looking for. Thank you very much! I will send the USCIS a letter with the proof of the name change, and ask that they put her new name on the card, so we can avoid the mismatch situation. Thank you very much!
  4. Bump. Anyone else have a similar situation? We tried calling in but they dont even have people to talk to and force you to use the automated line which is useless.
  5. It's not urgent to change, Im just wondering how it will look like for immigration, if we want to leave the country for example and her Green card doesn't exactly match the passport. And I dont think we are going for naturalization just yet, we are filing the 751 to get the permanent green card.
  6. Backstory: So when my wife and I got married, we decided to keep her maiden name temporarily just to make the green card process simpler. We got her conditional residence and 2 year green card back in Nov 2018. Then in Oct 2020 we needed to file for the I751 as it was coming onto 2 years, and we needed to renew the 2 year green card. We applied, paid the fee, and received a notice that the conditional resident status is extended for 18 months. We travelled back to her home country in Dec 2020, and we finally got her name changed to mine. But we are wondering now if that was a mistake, because the I751 is still in progress (since conditional residence was extended, not removed yet). Now her passport shows her maiden name and my name both. We are not really sure how to address this situation. Should we file for the I-90 to change name, while the I751 is still in progress with her maiden name on the form? Or since the I751 is still in progress, can we send additional information to the USCIS, to amend the I751 form to put her now legal name, and show the proof (ie. documentation from the Registry Office in her home country)? Or since her passport shows both her maiden name and my name, and we have her Green card and letter of extension with her maiden name, it shouldn't be an issue? Thank you!
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