A# for i 751 form

[mmdude 1]

I currently have a conditional residency and am planning to apply for removing conditions (i 751)

I came to US on a F1 visa and got the PR card by marriage to my wife who is a naturalized US citizen.

I was using my Alien number (A#) from my previous paperwork as a student on my i 485 application.

However on my PR card I have a new A# (listed as USCIS #)

Is this how it is supposed to be? What A# should I use on my I 751 form?

Thanks for your help in advance.

[mmdude 1]

Also, do I need to submit copies of myself and my wife's driver's license, passports or my wife's naturalization certificate with i 751?

[Hypnos 6,576]

You should use the alien number printed on your green card.

You should include copies of both of your IDs as part of your proof of bona fide marriage.

[mmdude 1]

Hypnos, you mean driving license and passports of the both of us?

Hope copies of the old documents we submitted with the I 485 like marriage certificate are not required?

[Hypnos 6,576]

I meant driver's licences or state ID cards, as they have your address on them (hopefully the same address) which at least shows that the state believe you reside at the same address.

You shouldn't need to enclose any more ID as proof, other than a copy of your green card which is required for RoC.

[Teddy B 17,252]

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Edited January 31, 2014 by Teddy B

[Dave&Roza 748]

Copy of applicant's passport is required for ROC.

Where does it state in the instructions that a copy of the passport is required? The only required document is a copy of the GC. All other documentation listed is about the relationship and are suggestions only. I do not see anywhere that a copy of anybody's passport is required.

OP: Use the A# on your GC as that is the number that contains all your file information and I am betting that the USCIS combined your student visa A# with this new A#.

Dave

Edited January 31, 2014 by Dave&Roza

[Teddy B 17,252]

Where does it state in the instructions that a copy of the passport is required? The only required document is a copy of the GC. All other documentation listed is about the relationship and are suggestions only. I do not see anywhere that a copy of anybody's passport is required.

Dave

It doesn't, which is why I edited my post.

[mmdude 1]

We recently relocated and the address on our Driver's License is not the same as our current address, it is our old address.

Would I need to renew our Driver's License to show the current address? Or could I do without submitting this?

Also on the latest monthly bank statament for our joint savings account, the address is our old address.

If I submit these documents, will these cause more harm than benifit?

I do have the following supporting documents:

1. Apartment lease with both our names
2. Utility bills with wife's name on electric bill and my name on the internet bill at the current address
3. Health insurance card with both our names
4. Auto Insurance with voth our names
5. Tax account transcript from IRS website for last 2 years with both our names as joint filing
6. Birth certificate of our newly born baby

Would these supporting documents suffice or would I need more?

Thanks you guys for all the good advise.

[Teddy B 17,252]

We recently relocated and the address on our Driver's License is not the same as our current address, it is our old address.

Would I need to renew our Driver's License to show the current address? Or could I do without submitting this?

Also on the latest monthly bank statament for our joint savings account, the address is our old address.

If I submit these documents, will these cause more harm than benifit?

I do have the following supporting documents:

1. Apartment lease with both our names
2. Utility bills with wife's name on electric bill and my name on the internet bill at the current address
3. Health insurance card with both our names
4. Auto Insurance with voth our names
5. Tax account transcript from IRS website for last 2 years with both our names as joint filing
6. Birth certificate of our newly born baby

Would these supporting documents suffice or would I need more?

Thanks you guys for all the good advise.

Joint bank account or credit cards?

I don't believe the different address on your licenses is a big deal, so long as they are the same address on both. Write an explanation about your moving and the different address in your cover letter. You do need to get them changed at the DMV though.

Edited January 31, 2014 by Teddy B

[mmdude 1]

If the driver's license is not so important, I would skip it rather that including it and writing an explanation. This paperwork and documentation is already so frustrating, I would keep it as simple as possible.

Also the address on our joint bank account statement is our previous address.

[Teddy B 17,252]

If the driver's license is not so important, I would skip it rather that including it and writing an explanation. This paperwork and documentation is already so frustrating, I would keep it as simple as possible.

Also the address on our joint bank account statement is our previous address.

If you're sending in paperwork with two different addresses on it as evidence, you'll want to explain why.

[mmdude 1]

My question was, if the following documents seem to suffice, I will not include our driver's licenses and bank statement:

1. Apartment lease with both our names
2. Utility bills with wife's name on electric bill and my name on the internet bill at the current address
3. Health insurance card with both our names
4. Auto Insurance with voth our names
5. Tax account transcript from IRS website for last 2 years with both our names as joint filing
6. Birth certificate of our newly born baby

[victorian221b 12]

I don't think this was required on the actual I-751 form regarding the addresses but I can't remember so bear with me. Me and my husband moved 3 times since the time I started my CPR status so I provided anything and everything that showed all of our addresses.

With that said, I never submitted our driver's license as our addresses don't match due to the move. I had my license long before they changed the law for visa holders so mine has a 5-year limit. I have read on here though some people get RFEs to submit their driver's license but not really sure why.

I guess the most important thing is to make sure all your evidences properly show valid addresses throughout your marriage and that you were both together in the same addresses.

Good luck.

If the driver's license is not so important, I would skip it rather that including it and writing an explanation. This paperwork and documentation is already so frustrating, I would keep it as simple as possible.

Also the address on our joint bank account statement is our previous address.

[Teddy B 17,252]

My question was, if the following documents seem to suffice, I will not include our driver's licenses and bank statement:

1. Apartment lease with both our names
2. Utility bills with wife's name on electric bill and my name on the internet bill at the current address
3. Health insurance card with both our names
4. Auto Insurance with voth our names
5. Tax account transcript from IRS website for last 2 years with both our names as joint filing
6. Birth certificate of our newly born baby

Yes, I got your question, apparently you did not get my answer(s).