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Will blocking credit (e.g. Lifelock) effect the ability for them to remove conditions?

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helpneeded   0

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We blocked our credit so avoid potential identity theft- we filed with all three credit unions. We cannot even open up a new credit card or take out a loan without getting approvals and temporary access to our account. Will this in any way be an issue- what will they be needing to verify to remove conditions? I would rather know now so this does not delay anything- has anyone else in here had this issue?

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USCIS does not run credit reports, so NO it will not affect removal.

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Your credit situation has nothing to do with removal of conditions or immigration. Security checks will be for criminal activity. While USCIS is into our pocketbooks for the fees, their intrusion stops there. They aren't looking at your financial situation. You should have no problems due to credit locking for removal of conditions.

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