Form I-751: Part 5

[sigma20xx 0]

It's time for me to file form I-751. My wife has a child that is not a citizen. Do I list her son in part 5 or am I being asked to list children of my own for that section?

[Nana098 18]

You need put your stepson if he did enter in US at the same time with your wife or during 90 days after she. Your own children not apply in that section, they are USC

[sigma20xx 0]

Thanks for the fast reply. One more question though. Do I have to file another I-751 for her son, or just pay the extra $85 processing fee to remove his conditions as well?

[sigma20xx 0]

Are they going to do the Form FD-258 at the service center or is that something I need to get done before we go there? They've already been finger printed and put into the system. So I personally don't see why I need to do it again. Then again that's just me missing the big picture or something. It's also a chance for USCIS to stick it to me... again.

[Nana098 18]

Thanks for the fast reply. One more question though. Do I have to file another I-751 for her son, or just pay the extra $85 processing fee to remove his conditions as well?

Just pay extra $85 for him biometric, but remember, only if he did enter at the same time with his mother or during the 90 days after she.

I talked by phone with an USCIS' officer about similar situation with my daughter and she said me that. My daughter came USA 6 months later than me, therefore I need to file I-751 form and pay for her fee. Another thing my daughter is 19 about this she need her own file. I suppose that you stepson is a child.

[Nana098 18]

Are they going to do the Form FD-258 at the service center or is that something I need to get done before we go there? They've already been finger printed and put into the system. So I personally don't see why I need to do it again. Then again that's just me missing the big picture or something. It's also a chance for USCIS to stick it to me... again.

Well, I don't know, but I suppose you don't need to do nothing except all stuff that required the form I-751 to prove your bona fide marriage. Although your file is different from me.