I-751 form and instructions from the USCIS site

[hotairguy 0]

Looking at the I-751 form and instructions directly from the USCIS website, I noticed that it seems pretty dated. The form states it expires in 09/30/05 and it says to write a check to US Department of Homeland Security. Has everyone been using these older forms or is there an updated one somewhere?

Thanks, Marilyn and Peter.

[Kath 0]

I-751-expires in 2008

hi

had a look on the USCIS website the above link is to the form....in the top right hand corner it sez it expires 9/30/2008 it was revised on the 10/26/05 ... if it was me i would use this one because it is the only one on their website....

good luck

kath

[RCP 0]

I used the form on the USCIS Website.

[hotairguy 0]

Thanks all.

Marilyn and Peter.

[dcl766 0]

I was just looking at the updated form, and I could not find anywhere on the form the rule about a K-2 not being able to file to remove conditions if their GC was approved more than 90 days after their K-1 parent as I have read in many places, including VJ.

The only thing I could see was on page 1 of the fillable part where it says "I am a child of a conditional resident but unable to file together..."

Have the rules changed or is this rule just implied? Seems to me they should be more clear on the application itself. In our particular situation Carina (k-2) did not receive approval on the GC until 1 year after her mother's (k-1) approval.

Thanks, Dave

[sparkofcreation 0]

I was just looking at the updated form, and I could not find anywhere on the form the rule about a K-2 not being able to file to remove conditions if their GC was approved more than 90 days after their K-1 parent as I have read in many places, including VJ.

The only thing I could see was on page 1 of the fillable part where it says "I am a child of a conditional resident but unable to file together..."

Have the rules changed or is this rule just implied? Seems to me they should be more clear on the application itself. In our particular situation Carina (k-2) did not receive approval on the GC until 1 year after her mother's (k-1) approval.

Thanks, Dave

It's in the FAQ "How Do I Remove The Conditions On Permanent Residence Based On Marriage?"

http://www.uscis.gov/portal/site/uscis/men...00045f3d6a1____

"If your child received conditional resident status within 90 days of when you did, then your child may be included in your application to remove the conditions on permanent residence. Your child must file a separate application if your child received conditional resident status more than 90 days after you did."

[dcl766 0]

I was just looking at the updated form, and I could not find anywhere on the form the rule about a K-2 not being able to file to remove conditions if their GC was approved more than 90 days after their K-1 parent as I have read in many places, including VJ.

The only thing I could see was on page 1 of the fillable part where it says "I am a child of a conditional resident but unable to file together..."

Have the rules changed or is this rule just implied? Seems to me they should be more clear on the application itself. In our particular situation Carina (k-2) did not receive approval on the GC until 1 year after her mother's (k-1) approval.

Thanks, Dave

It's in the FAQ "How Do I Remove The Conditions On Permanent Residence Based On Marriage?"

http://www.uscis.gov/portal/site/uscis/men...00045f3d6a1____

"If your child received conditional resident status within 90 days of when you did, then your child may be included in your application to remove the conditions on permanent residence. Your child must file a separate application if your child received conditional resident status more than 90 days after you did."

Thank you!!!

[Yodrak 7]

dcl,

There is no such rule. I suspect that you have mis-read many places.

Yodrak

I was just looking at the updated form, and I could not find anywhere on the form the rule about a K-2 not being able to file to remove conditions if their GC was approved more than 90 days after their K-1 parent as I have read in many places, including VJ.

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Thanks, Dave

[I'm Gone 60]

Once again OMB No. 1615-0038 Expires 09/30/05 refers to the OMB authorization to collect that information through the Paperwork Reduction Act. It doesn't mean the form has expired.