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Yes, of course. Life doesn't stop while I-751 is pending.
 
Yes, it preferred method for I-9.
Use valid state ID / DL and unrestricted SSN card to avoid re-verification in the future.
 
 
Good luck!

Yes. 

Is priority mail express ok? 

Using USPS priority express mail and sending my ROC to USCIS
 
Attn: 1-751
 
P.O. Box 4072
 
Carol Stream, IL 60197-4072. I am in michigan. Has anyone used Usps priority express mail? Also please help me make sure that my mailing address is right. Sorry super stressed haha.

Address is the correct one.  I used USPS Priority Mail.  No issues. 

I checked it from there. Just wanted to double check. So all USPS packages are send to this address whether they are using priority mail or priority mail express?

https://www.uscis.gov/i-751-direct-filing-addresses

We have jointly owned house, roth ira, jointly filed taxes, things like that. Is that strong?

We have jointly owned house, roth ira, jointly filed taxes, things like that. Is that strong?

Will be sending the package mid June 2023, because we become eligible around June 12.

Our current IDs both have the same address. His past ID, when he updated the address in 2021, they issued a change of address sticker. Should I add that old ID and sticker or just the new IDs? 

Spouse reporting lol. Thanks for the help everyone. 

Husbandname and Wifename Lastname.
USCIS
123 S Street City, XX 99999
Attn: 1-751
PO Box 4072 Carol Stream, IL 60197-4072
Nature of Submission: Form I-751, Petition to Remove Conditions on Residence for Wifename Lastname, A-XXXXXXX
Dear USCIS Examiner,
Enclosed, please find a JOINT I-751 petition for the Removal of Conditions on the Permanent Resident status for Wifename Lastname.
This permanent resident entered the US on a K-1 visa on 04/XX/2021, married the U.S. citizen on 04/XX/2021, and was awarded Conditional Permanent Residence on 10/XX/2021that expires on 10/XX/2023
Note: A 10 year card was given erroneously despite being married for less than two years at the time of granting permanent residence. (Attached is a 1-90 receipt showing an application
to fix the erroneous card was submitting on XX/XX/2021, as of XX/XX/2023 it is still being
actively reviewed).
Included with this petition are documents that show the merging of the personal and financial lives of Husbandname and Wifename Lastname since marriage on XX/XX/XXXX and their life as a happily married couple, continuously residing at one address at 123 S Street, City, State
Please find the following enclosed (further information about these documents can be found in the cover letters in the document's folder):
Exhibit A:
1. Form G-1145, E-Notification of Application/Petition Acceptance for 1751 Form 2. Check for $680 (including 1751 filing fee and $85 biometric service fee) 3. Form I-751, Petition to Remove Conditions On Residence filled and signed by Wifename and Husbandname Lastname
4. Copy of Permanent Resident Card: Front and Back (ERRONEOUSLY ISSUED 10 YEAR
CARD)
5. Copy of Marriage Certificate
6. Copy of I90 Receipt showing application to fix the erroneous green card. "as of Date XX/XX/XXXX still shows as actively being reviewed
Exhibit B Evidence of co-habitation:
1. Copy of atate IDs/driver's license for Husbandname and Wifename Lastname
showing residence at the same address 2. Utility bills with both Husbandname and Wifename Lastname's name listed
3. Screenshots from USPS informed delivery showing mail delivered to the same address for Husbandname and Wifename Lastname 4. House deed showing joint ownership of property at 123 S Street St, City, Michigan
where Wifename and Husbandname Lastname have resided together since
Exhibit C Evidence of mingled finances
1. IRS tax transcripts for 2021 and 2022 showing jointly filed federal taxes for Husbandname and Wifename Lastname, along with a copy of a refund check to
from the state  made out to Husbandname and Wifename Lastname 2. Bank statements from May of 2021 to May of 2023 for the joint checking account of Husbandname and Wifename Lastname, along with a letter from the bank branch manager.
3. House deed showing joint ownership of the property at 123 S. Street St, City, State 4. Documents showing Wifename Lastname as sole beneficiary for Husbandname
Lastname's IRA accounts.
5. Durable Power of Attorney documents showing Wifename and Husbandname can act on each other's behalf in legal and medical matters
6. Documents showing Wifename covered by Husbandname's employer provided health insurance plan 1095-b for 2021 and 2022 showing coverage, hospital bill
showing health insurance being utilized 7. Permission to release health care information filed with Ascension Borgess
Exhibit D Evidence of shared experiences:
1. Amtrak tickets showing travel together between City and City on XX/XX/XXXX
2. Round-trip plane tickets showing travel together between City and City
3. Boarding passes showing travel together from City to City. 4. Tickets for places and attractions visited together in City 5. Amtrak tickets showing travel together between City and City on XX/XX/XXXX
6. Photos showing travel and experiences together as various places like. A list of locations goes here

Yes.

So if one is  a passenger a traffic ticket  isn't considered cited,detained etc.? 

Where does the question say "excluding traffic regulations" on the form?
 

So if one is  a passenger a traffic ticket  isn't considered cited,detained etc.? 

Need help answering this question:Have you ever been arrested, detained, charged, indicted, fined, or imprisoned for breaking or violating any law or ordinance (excluding traffic regulations), or committed any crime which you were not arrested in..... does being a passenger in a vehicle while someone gets a ticket considered "arrested, charged,cited etc."? The conditional resident doesn't drive, they were just a passenger while a speeding and failure to yield ticket was issued. No information or ID was asked from them. Should they answer yes or no to this question. 

The answer is no.  

I-751 fee + biometrics fee is still $680.  No increase as of yet.

Yeah I understand that as a conditional green card holder they are eligible but because they have a bachelors degree from home country (3 years), they might not be eligible for fafsa so that's what I was inquiring about. Whether it's still ok to apply despite the bachelor's degree to get to see what options they might have. Seems like it's risk free to apply?

Thanks. Just wanted to make sure there's no downside or risks of applying (immigration related, effect on ROC or N400) , if turns out they aren't eligible, that's fine. 

I am only speaking on the FAFSA and college application here…
 
FAFSA only asks you your USCIS number and the date you became a resident when it comes to your LPR and GC.  It appears the issue is only on the expiration date of your card.  So, you can apply for the FAFSA using your USCIS number (which if it is correct, it won’t change) and the ISSUED date on your GC, which is the date you acquired your legal residency.  If the issued date is correct, then you can apply and FAFSA will confirm your status.  It doesn’t ask you for a picture or anything like that and the expiration on it is not asked.  Make sure you fill out the one for 2022-2023 and 2023-2024.  Also, you will need other personal information like SSN, DL, tax returns, etc.
 
When it comes to your college application, it will depend on your college.  Some colleges require more information than others.  But, again, as long as you provide the accurate information and let them know the misprint or whatever, you should be fine.
 
My husband just applied and started college a few weeks ago, so this is coming from a recent experience.  We did not have an issue with a misprint on the GC.  But, we did go through with everything using the expired GC + 48 extension letter.  No issues, we were even lucky with FAFSA assistance.
 
I hope that helps!

You explained it really well. Thank you. I understand what u meant now. 

Was just asking if this would be any issue while apply for fafsa for college.