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Just a warning: removing the Conditional Status will be tough if you divorce before you do so.

A friend of mine tried it and ended up deported. That doesn't mean the same will happen to you, but I'm guessing that's a risk that comes with it.

I traveled with expired GC, and the letter saying I've been extended for a year. Prior to my trip, I called the USCIS and they told me if I had that letter, I should be fine. Well...

I went to Colombia, and upon re-entry (in TX) to the USA, I was taken to a back room for "checking out your greencard". My passport, GC, and letter was taken by a guy who spent about 15 minutes "checking" things out. Whatever he was "checking" for, I have no idea.

Anyway, the guy calls me over to his desk, gives me my stuff, and says "thanks" and that was it.

I quickly got my luggage and a cab, always looking behind my back for running customs officials...

Thanks, lucyrich, for the answer!

Hey everyone,

Hope you're all doing good. I'm getting ready to submit my N-400 (married to a US citizen for 3 years) and I was wondering: apart from the documentation listed on the USCIS website, should I send in more "stuff"? If so, should I use the things I sent in for Removal of Conditional Status (I-751, I believe) AND more recent documentation?

What have your experiences been? If sending in only what USCIS states on their webpage, have they asked for more?

Thanks in advance!