Removal of conditions for 14 year old child

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Please help, i am doing the removal of conditions for my 14 year old daughter and I don't know who is supposed to sign the end of the form? My daughter? My US Citizen husband?

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Please help, i am doing the removal of conditions for my 14 year old daughter and I don't know who is supposed to sign the end of the form? My daughter? My US Citizen husband?

I suggest you sign and your USC spouse also signs where it says "signature" and "signature of spouse"

My reasoning is if your daughter was included in your petition, then it is still your signature and your spouses signature.

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I suggest you sign and your USC spouse also signs where it says "signature" and "signature of spouse"

My reasoning is if your daughter was included in your petition, then it is still your signature and your spouses signature.

Thank you!

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Please help, i am doing the removal of conditions for my 14 year old daughter and I don't know who is supposed to sign the end of the form? My daughter? My US Citizen husband?

Hi. A little bit of advice. We just had our 16 year old daughter's petition returned to us because according to them ... "we filed late". We did not. It seems that they first filter out all "bad" petitions before they are sent on to a "supervisor" to review. Since my wife and her daughter filed seperately .... they mistakenly used my wife's green card's expiration date to determine timing. Hmmmmph

You might want to put a cover letter clearly explaining that your petition is being filed seperately because your daughter followed to join. (We put something to that effect in the petion because it's required, but they obviously didn't read it. USCIS customer service told us that this is a common problem.

Put your explanation of the seperate filing at the beginning of your packet or use some kind of cover letter explaining that it's a seperate filing and not late.

Hope this makes sense.

Good luck.

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