ok I am back to remove conditions

[1daysoon 0]

OK I know I havent been here for a while but have been so busy in new life just had time to come and check on people just not chat or post but Yep I am back with the immigration bit again . This is just a quick question to see if I have understood what they have written on the Gov site this is what i have found on fees

The filing fee for a Form is $465.00

An additional biometric fee of $80.00 is required when filing this Form I-751. After you submit Form I-751, USCIS will notify you about when and where to go for biometric services.You may submit one check or money order for both the application and biometric fees, for a total of $545.00.

NOTE: Each conditional resident dependent, eligible to be included on the principal applicant's Form I-751 and listed under Part 5 of Form I-751, is required to submit an additional biometric services fee of $80.00, including dependents residing overseas pursuant to military or government orders, regardless of age.

Am I to understand that I have to pay $465 + $80 bio-metrics for me and $465 + $80 bio-metrics for my son but just put him in part 5 on the form

thanks for any help and no doubt I will be back on here over the next few weeks

Angie

[Kathryn41 3,205]

You only have to pay the $465 once then the $80 bioimetrics fee twice - once for you and once for your son. Your son is included on your removal of conditions application. You include his information on part 5, yes. That is where his eligibility to be included in the same processing fee is determined. His status is 'derivative' from yours. Good luck!

Just in case you don't know, you don't send the I-751 to Texas anymore - they transfer them to Vermont Service Center so it is faster (and preferred) to mail it directly to VSC. Be prepared for about a year's wait for processing (at least at this time).

[1daysoon 0]

Thanks kathryn for your reply is nice to be cut a lil break only paying for a " Buy 1 get 1 free "

and because we will be "in the system " again and green card will be expired I am still ok to work ??

Angie

[*JG* 2]

Thanks kathryn for your reply is nice to be cut a lil break only paying for a " Buy 1 get 1 free "

and because we will be "in the system " again and green card will be expired I am still ok to work ??

Angie

You need to get the ROC in so you receive a NOA. With that NOA, it will say your LPR status is extended for until that NOA expires, 1 year from the date your GC expired this year. Understand so far? For instance, if it expires November 1, 2008 and you file ROC, the NOA will give you another year till November 1, 2009. You can renew a driver's license with this if you need to also.

If your ROC goes past that date, you can make an infopass appointment and get a stamp to extend until you are approved.

Andre's GC expires November 1st. We are very close to your timeline, I suspect. Welcome to my club!

[isleta521 5]

Another quick question, do they accept Fedex since it is not a PO box for Vermont? I havnt seen any info regarding this on uscis website and I have looked here (not very long I admit) but have note found info.

thanks in advance for a question thats probably been asked a mill times.

[Saddle Bronc 124]

Another quick question, do they accept Fedex since it is not a PO box for Vermont? I havnt seen any info regarding this on uscis website and I have looked here (not very long I admit) but have note found info.

thanks in advance for a question thats probably been asked a mill times.

The question is really if FedEx will accept it--to which the answer is probably yes. USCIS certainly has no issues about accepting FedEx.

Though, USPS with delivery confirmation doth work out cheaper @ $5.45...

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Another quick question, do they accept Fedex since it is not a PO box for Vermont? I havnt seen any info regarding this on uscis website and I have looked here (not very long I admit) but have note found info.

thanks in advance for a question thats probably been asked a mill times.

Yes.

[isleta521 5]

Thank you for your answers!!