General Questions

[frenchie 0]

I know I will appear weird and stupid (...oh well) I have to ask anyway lol...I sent the I-751 petition to remove condition on residence and I have couple questions about it:

1- I did not send any cover letter along with my I-751 petition but is it necessary?

2- I sent a $ 545 money order, how do I know that it is being cashed?

3- What's NOA?

4- I found that if we move both hubby and me have to notify the change of address-

the problem is I did fill up the AR-11 online but not my husband (since our notary officer told us that as he is the U.S. citizen, he does not need to), and now it is been 10 months and I already sent my petition...can we still fill up the form I-865?

Thanks- your help will be much appreciated!!

[Mrs_S 0]

1. No, cover letters are not necessary.

2. I don't think there is a way to track a money order, but I'm sure someone will correct me if that's wrong.

3. NOA = Notice of Action. It's basically the USCIS's acknowledgment that you filed the form and paid the fee, and in the case of an I-751 application it extends the validity of a conditional green card for a year.

4. I would recommend submitting the I-865, even if it is late (as did other people who responded to your earlier posts about this).

Good luck!

[frenchie 0]

1. No, cover letters are not necessary.

2. I don't think there is a way to track a money order, but I'm sure someone will correct me if that's wrong.

3. NOA = Notice of Action. It's basically the USCIS's acknowledgment that you filed the form and paid the fee, and in the case of an I-751 application it extends the validity of a conditional green card for a year.

4. I would recommend submitting the I-865, even if it is late (as did other people who responded to your earlier posts about this).

Good luck!

Thank you very much for your reply!

[safwan 0]

1. No, cover letters are not necessary.

2. I don't think there is a way to track a money order, but I'm sure someone will correct me if that's wrong.

3. NOA = Notice of Action. It's basically the USCIS's acknowledgment that you filed the form and paid the fee, and in the case of an I-751 application it extends the validity of a conditional green card for a year.

4. I would recommend submitting the I-865, even if it is late (as did other people who responded to your earlier posts about this).

Good luck!

Thank you very much for your reply!

Hi Guys , i have couple questions : my 2 years green card will expire in March 2009 and iam getting divorce from my wife , iam excepting my divorce by the end of October , Her and I we got the Mortgage for the house together and Vehicle , including bills , pics , tax returns , our trip together ...., any body here with experience through divorce and what happen to them after they file , my lawyer told me she will file my I -751 by January , i want to know what will happen then , and by the way the reason why iam getting divorce she cheated on me and she like to drink a lot and i cant leave my life like that with somebody stupid .

thanks guys i apreciate that .