HOW DO I FILL THE I-751

[SANDY AND HAMZA 4]

i am filling the I-751 to remove condition of my green card , in the second part they asked about the petitioner information witch is my wife the US citizen , they asked about the A number , i don't know what they mean , should i put the same A number of mine in the green card because we have the same case because she is my wife or just leave the spot empty? and about the children , they asked to list the children , me and my wife don't have any but she have 2 from her first marriage , i don't understand please help me and thank you

[thasheda 3]

your wife is a US citizen and doesn't have a Alien Number

[flora01 37]

your wife is born US citizen or naturalized.

In case of naturalized citizens,alien number is on naturalization certificate starting from A.

You should not write your alien number in the data field of your wife.

[SANDY AND HAMZA 4]

ok , thank you guys, what about the children? is her children from her first husband included ?

[KayDeeCee 4,893]

List the children. If they are naturally born US citizens, then leave the A# questions for them blank too. Mark NO when it asks if they are applying with you.

[SANDY AND HAMZA 4]

her children are 18 years old ? i still have to put them ?

[KayDeeCee 4,893]

I do not think it is a matter of have to. It asks to list all the children, and the most recent edition of the form added the question to each child being listed whether or not they are applying with you. I believe they added that question to clear up any confusions as to whether or not the child listed needed to file for ROC along with the applicant. If a USC child is being listed, then you simply check NO, they are not applying with you, and Yes or No if they are living with you.

My kids were both over 18 and both were listed. We had bona fide marriage evidence that involved my(our) kids, such as my husband having them listed on his insurance through work, being named as a parent on our daughter's college financial aid forms, and being named as beneficiaries on his life insurance. It made sense to list them because it is a joint application and they are his step-children and part of our family no matter how old they are and whether or not they live with us.

[SANDY AND HAMZA 4]

thanks

[Peace.... 281]

We filed on January 6th 2014, I did not add my daughter from my previous marriage to the form, we were approved and green card received last week. Either way is fine.

[BigDaddy28 228]

Salam

You don't have to put the A number in her section since she is a US citizen. You can leave that empty or put N/A there. For the children you will have to list them even when they are 18 years or older.

Good luck.

[SANDY AND HAMZA 4]

THANKS BROTHER

[Journeyer 17]

her children are 18 years old ? i still have to put them ?

My understanding is that you should list all her children. I did this for my wife even though they are all adults, do not live with us, or even in the USA, and are not immigrating here.

Just make sure you answer that question NO about are they immigrating with you.