Help with I-751 form, Part 3, #9

[Matt_Stevens 5]

OK, maybe I am dense, but it asks, "Have you resided at any other address since you became a permanent resident? (If yes, attached a list)."

Uh, my wife's 2 year green card expires in May. She is not a permanet resident, as I understand it, so why this question? Am I just confused?

She entered July of 2006 under a K1. We were maried a month later. She received her green card in 2007. Since her arrival here in teh USA we have lived in CT, NC and NYC. So three addresses.

But is she a permanent resident and do I have to now list those addresses?

I do not want to screw this up.

Thanks!

[JERIII 8]

OK, maybe I am dense, but it asks, "Have you resided at any other address since you became a permanent resident? (If yes, attached a list)."

Uh, my wife's 2 year green card expires in May. She is not a permanet resident, as I understand it, so why this question? Am I just confused?

She entered July of 2006 under a K1. We were maried a month later. She received her green card in 2007. Since her arrival here in teh USA we have lived in CT, NC and NYC. So three addresses.

But is she a permanent resident and do I have to now list those addresses?

I do not want to screw this up.

Thanks!

Your wife has been a Permanent Resident since she got her green card. Her green card is conditional, but she is still a Permanent Resident.

[Cuchita 1]

What does the green card say?, conditional permanent resident?. Aren't green cards for residents only?.

[Kathryn41 3,205]

Yes, JERIII is correct. Your wife has been a permanent resident since she got her 2 year green card. You will need to list all of the addresses in which she has lived since she received her green card.

(Moving to the Removal of Conditions Forum from the AOS Forum)

[Matt_Stevens 5]

OK, gotcha. Sorry. This stuff is extremely confusing.

[Kathryn41 3,205]

No problem, Matt. Yes, it is confusing especially when you are trying to first deal with it. You'll do fine.

The condition on the conditional green card, btw, is that it is a 2 year card instead of a 10 year card. To get the 10 year card you need to apply to remove the condition by proving you have a valid marriage. The Permanent Residency is just as valid whether it is granted for 2 years or for 10 years - it is just the length of the status validity that is different.

[Otto 83]

Uh, my wife's 2 year green card expires in May. She is not a permanet resident, as I understand it, so why this question? Am I just confused?

She is a permanent resident, so yes, you're confused.

List the previous address'.

[Matt_Stevens 5]

Done. Just made a list and added it to the packet of I-751 stuff. The tax stuff hasn't arrived from the IRS so I will have to call them and have them fax it over so I can send this thing and be done with it.

Then more waiting begins! Yay!!

[Immigrant2009 0]

Done. Just made a list and added it to the packet of I-751 stuff. The tax stuff hasn't arrived from the IRS so I will have to call them and have them fax it over so I can send this thing and be done with it.

Then more waiting begins! Yay!!

Hi Mat,

I think you are talking about IRS tax transcripts. Add for 2006,2007,2008 and 2009 you if you can, the more proof the better. Plus you have file her change of address online. and file your change of address as well since you are the sponsor and you will send i-865 with it. For your wife complete the online file and print the confirmation number that is given and send these two with your application.

See the info below.

https://egov.uscis.gov/crisgwi/go?action=coa

You also need to do the change of address for the sponsor (the citizen spouse).

http://www.uscis.gov/i-865

Good Luck