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1 minute ago, Mike E said:

Is this based on the advice of a licensed physician?

No, just because I have a lung tumor and I have that proof though. But they never said that I need to separate rooms and because I cough and my husband needs to get up early it’s our decision. 

1 minute ago, Boiler said:

Yep seems you did not take your Medical Records.

Didn’t think this is so complicated interview. 

1 minute ago, OldUser said:

You should have told this to IO. Maybe they could have been more sympathetic. Hopefully you won't be accused of misrepresentation / fraud.

 

Your case needs effort to get approved. Good luck!

Yes I should’ve done that and I hope I can get a second chance. Thank you

1 minute ago, OldUser said:

USCIS doesn't believe you meet the requirements. You would have had I-751 approved without stokes interview if they thought you were eligible.

Ok thanks. 

2 minutes ago, Mike E said:

Which a home visit would make apparent, and if so a denial is certain. You are living in the same dwelling like room mates, not spouses, are hiding it from USCIS.

 

If you have 3 years of marital union with your spouse or 5 years as an LPR. But filling N-400 can force USCIS to decide your I-751. Which seems likely to be denied.

 

1. When did you marry?

 

2. When did you become an LPR?

 

2018, and I got conditional green card in 2020.

we don’t share the room just because of health condition. 

4 minutes ago, OldUser said:

3 years of marriage (living in marital union, which is doubted by USCIS now)

 

AND

 

3 years of having Green Card (being LPR) - have you been LPR since September 2020?

 

There's also other requirements, these are just basic ones.

 

Plus N-400 depends on I-751 approval.

 

Fix I-751 first, that would be my advice.

Thank you yes I meet the above requirements. Will look to see what I can do at this moment. Appreciate it

2 minutes ago, Boiler said:

That raise the question if you will be eligible for 3 year filing rather than 5?

I’m eligible to file applications for citizenship after three years of marriage 

Just now, Structure said:

I’m eligible to file applications for citizenship after three years of marriage 

Actually we already reached 5 years of marriage as of now. 

1 minute ago, OldUser said:

Just a room in one house or do you live at different addresses? This doesn't look good.

We live in the same house but different rooms.

8 minutes ago, Mike E said:

1. Did you guess or did you answer as did because you thought they were the correct answers?

 

2. What evidence did you submit the shows you live in the same dwelling as your spouse?

 

could be. You might also get a home visit.

 

hire a lawyer

You can remain in the U.S. until a final order of removal from an immigration judge. You can also file another I-751 before your final removal. Your lawyer will advise you.

The decision is not made yet so I can apply for citizenship maybe?

and what if I gets denial after they review? If so. Can I remain in US until I appeal on the court?

6 minutes ago, Mike E said:

1. Did you guess or did you answer as did because you thought they were the correct answers?

 

2. What evidence did you submit the shows you live in the same dwelling as your spouse?

 

could be. You might also get a home visit.

 

hire a lawyer

You can remain in the U.S. until a final order of removal from an immigration judge. You can also file another I-751 before your final removal. Your lawyer will advise you.

I guessed and should’ve just said the truth that we don’t share the same room since Covid. 
I submitted the utility bills, insurance cards, phone bills, bank statements and letter from family. joint tax return and so on. 

2 minutes ago, JeanneAdil said:

Are u legally separated?

No I mean we were interviewed separately 

Today I went to my interview for I-751 and has a young officer asked a lot of detailed questions like what did you husband wear last night and what breakfast did he eat? I answered wrong as I didn’t prepare for this type of detailed questions.

I was separated from my husband and was asked first and then my husband was the second to answer but there are a few questions we answered differently.

and the officer said in 2020 bank statement there was only 8 dollars deposit to the account that it shouldn’t be as my husband uses that card for groceries all the time.

anyway the case now became the interview is completed but the case must be reviewed.

I don’t think my case will be denied but will I need a second interview? What should I do please? In case it gets denied I can still remain in us and appeal? How does it work please?

Thank you so much! Will keep an eye on the website. Appreciate your answer. 

Hi all,

Yesterday my i-751 case finally got scheduled for the interview per Senator's office follow up, and I know the date of time.

But the uscis case status is not updated yet. How soon will it be updated?

And do I need to bring passport photos to the interview please? 

13 hours ago, Genski92 said:

This is what i don't get from other applicants,or even from my friends. No matter how many times i study the ROC instructions, there's no sentence saying to submit passport copy.

Well,i submitted my ROC on Wednesday without passport copy.

But let's wait for other people who might experience the needs of passport copy.

Thank you all! If that’s the case, I don’t need to replace my passport now? I can let it expire and after the COVID gets better I can replace my passport then?

Hi all,

thanks for reading my question. I submitted my case to remove my condition on my green card in 7/2020, my passport will expire 2/2021, I have two questions.

1. I didn’t include my passport in my removing condition package I sent to USCIS, and instead I included my green card and state ID. And my passport is in another state and with the quarantine, Do I need to fly there to get it so that I can replace my passport? I locked I the drawer so no one can open it and mail it to me. Or I can wait after the COVID to pass and probably replace it later next year. 

2. Once I replace my passport, do I need go let the USCIS know that my passport number changed? Since I had included my passport in my initial application for the green card but not when removing condition.

thanks, 

Hi all,

I married to a US citizen two years ago and now my conditional green card is about to expire. Can you please tell me if I need to submit my passport style photos with my i751 package?

im currently living in US. 

45 minutes ago, Loren Y said:

Once you get a license in that state, you are now considered a resident of that state. It is illegal to hold a license in 2 states at the same time, you should have turned in your license from your previous state to get your new one issued. They usually void it by stamping it, or punching it with a VOID stamp punch. If you are currently holding valid licenses in more than 1 state, I would fix that problem first.

Thanks. I don’t have drivers license in the state I married my husband and I only got state Id since I didn’t learn driving back then. So I will record my time spent at my daughters house.

I married a US citizen and in august 2018 I got the conditional Green card. After that, I visited my daughter’s house in another state and stayed there for a few months to take care of her. And I got driver’s license in that state too. I visited her a few times and each time I spent a few months. And does it count as residing? There is a question in I 751 asking if I have resided in other addresses after I got conditional green card, and I’m wondering if I need to include my stay in my daughters place in the form’s last page where it says additional info. If I do, can I explain in the letter I stayed in my daughters place is because she was pregnant and then she had a newborn?