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Hello to all! I wonder if someone could answr a quick question for me. My 2 year green card expires in January 2007, and I am aware that my wife and I have to file form I-751 90 days before the expiry. However, my passport (British), expires in July 2006. so, my question is this: when I send in form I-751, do I inclide copies of new and old passport, or just old copy? Any help/advice would be greatly appreciated.

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Hello to all! I wonder if someone could answr a quick question for me. My 2 year green card expires in January 2007, and I am aware that my wife and I have to file form I-751 90 days before the expiry. However, my passport (British), expires in July 2006. so, my question is this: when I send in form I-751, do I inclide copies of new and old passport, or just old copy? Any help/advice would be greatly appreciated.

Ok, cool. I will do that. Thank you. The new passport thing wasn't a problem other than them wanting copies of it?

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I got a new passport in December 05 and filled my I751 this month. I included copies of both my old and new passport, just in case, especially because my married name only appears on my new passport. I guess it's best to just be safe and include both copies.

Our Timeline:

I-129F / K-1:

- 03/20/2002: I-129F Petition sent to Nebraska SC

- 05/05/2002: NO1

- 09/26/2002: NO2 Petition Approved

- 01/09/2003: Interview at the Embassy - K-1 Approved

- 02/04/2003: moving to the States

- 04/02/2003: Wedding in San Francisco

I-485 AOS / I-751 :

- May 2003: I-485 sent to Texas SC

- 10/17/2003: Fingerprinting & EAD

- March 2004: AOS Interview in Oklahoma City

- 03/17/2004: Temporary Green Card Issued

- 03/30/2004: Green Card Issued

- 02/14/2006: I-751 sent to California SC

- 05/26/2006: Removal of Condition Approved

- 11/08/2006: Green Card received

Citizenship:

- 09/22/2007: N-400 sent

- 12/26/2007: NOA received / check cashed

- 2/18/2008: 1st Biometrics appointment -- failed

- 3/10/2008: 2nd Biometrics appointment

- May 15th: Interview date in Oklahoma City

- June 25th: Oath Ceremony in OKC!

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OK

So here is *my* dilemma. Monday I'm off to Charlotte because my I 751 has been approved and I'm going to get an extention on my permanent resident status. Now I'm supposed to bring my passport (which I assume they need to see the passport that has the K1 visa in it and the LPR approval stamp) but my dutch passport expired last year and I don't have a new passport (really don't need it, not travelling)

Will that be a problem?

Thanks to anyone that can shed some light on that.

Rudy :huh:

K1 Timeline:

07/31/2000: Met Lisa on Napster chatroom

12/03/2000: Visited Lisa for first time

03/19/2001: Submitted I-129F Petition

03/29/2001: NOA 1 received from TSC

04/23/2001: Lisa visits me in Holland

07/03/2001: NOA 2 received from TSC

07/12/2001: Amsterdam Consulate Notice of Processing K1

04/04/2002: Submitted request to revalidate I-129F

04/05/2002: Amsterdam Consulate revalidates I-129F

04/11/2002: Amsterdam Consulate Notice of Final Processing K1

04/22/2002: Medical Examination for K1 Visa

04/29/2002: K1 Interview at Amsterdam Consulate, Successful!

10/16/2002: Moved to the USA

12/29/2002: Rudy and Lisa married :)

AOS Timeline:

01/15/2003: Submitted AOS package to Charlotte/NC Suboffice

02/06/2003: Got package back with RFE (form I-693 Vaccination Supplement + Fees changed)

03/04/2003: Resubmitted AOS package

04/05/2003: Got package back with RFE (Fees changed again)

04/14/2003: Resubmitted AOS package

05/19/2003: AOS package accepted by Charlotte/NC Suboffice

08/11/2003: Got 1 year EAD card

02/20/2004: Got notice of AOS interview date (03/22/2004)

03/22/2004: Got approved for my greencard! Successful interview in Charlotte/NC

04/16/2004: Received greencard

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Just take your expired passport with you.... if you did not renew it there is nothing you can do.... but the may ask you to renew and then go back as they normally give you a I-551 stamp to cover till new greencard arrives.... dont think they can stamp an expired passport... well no point as it is not valid I supose...

Good luck

Kezzie

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