Removing Conditions from outside the US

[nane1104 146]

Hi all!

So I looked over the instructions to remove conditions and started filling out the I-751.

My family and I are living in Germany right now on my husbands military orders so I have some things I need to do differently I think.

I think I got everything, but I want to make sure I am on the right track, so please comment!!!

1. I still file within the 90 day window prior to my 2 year "gc anniversary"

2. The application goes to the Vermont Service Center since my last of Residence was Louisiana.

3. I need to get my fingerprints done at the nearest US embassy or US military installation and submit them with the application.

Question: Do I still need to pay the $80 biometrics fee?

4. The Instruction on the uscis website says to call the nearest embassy for instructions on the method of payment.

Can't I just submit a check or moneyorder?

5. When the uscis websites talkes about "applicant and dependents" need to submit fingerprints and passportphotos, they mean me and potential K2 children!?

(My 1 year old son is a dual citizen, so I am assuming he does not need to have pictures taken?)

6. Part 5 asks about the immigration status of the children. Should I put "U.S. Citizen/dual citizen" in that field?

Thanks for taking the time to help me out here! It's been so long since I had to deal with this stuff, I am a little out of the loop.....

[Brother Hesekiel 2,236]

Hi all!

So I looked over the instructions to remove conditions and started filling out the I-751.

My family and I are living in Germany right now on my husbands military orders so I have some things I need to do differently I think.

I think I got everything, but I want to make sure I am on the right track, so please comment!!!

1. I still file within the 90 day window prior to my 2 year "gc anniversary"

Yes.

2. The application goes to the Vermont Service Center since my last of Residence was Louisiana.

Yes.

3. I need to get my fingerprints done at the nearest US embassy or US military installation and submit them with the application.

Yes. Keep in mind you also need 2 passport-style photos.

Question: Do I still need to pay the $80 biometrics fee?

Yes, just for the fingerprints alone, a big rippoff.

4. The Instruction on the uscis website says to call the nearest embassy for instructions on the method of payment.

Can't I just submit a check or moneyorder?

Yes. Personal check from US bank preferred.

5. When the uscis websites talkes about "applicant and dependents" need to submit fingerprints and passportphotos, they mean me and potential K2 children!?

There are no potential children, unless you are pregnant.

(My 1 year old son is a dual citizen, so I am assuming he does not need to have pictures taken?)

No. US citizens are not involved with immigration.

6. Part 5 asks about the immigration status of the children. Should I put "U.S. Citizen/dual citizen" in that field?

Uncle Sam doesn't really recognize other countries' citizenships, so forget the German part, please. US citizens, even at very young age, have nothing to do with immigration.

Edited November 12, 2009 by Just Bob

[nane1104 146]

Thank you, Just Bob!