I-751 and US citizen children

[westmeetseast 7]

Hello,

I have seen this topic answered in many ways and I was hoping someone who recently filed and was approved could answer. The situation:

1--We are filing the I-751 in February

2--We have a child that was born in the USA during our marriage and is a US Citizen since she was born here

3--the form in part 4 it says 'list all children' and so by the wording it appears we include our daughter in part 4

4--the instructions say to include dependent children on the same form if they have conditional resident status on the same day or within 90 days but to use a separate form if conditional residents.

The instructions seem to state that only children that are conditional residents should be included but the form says all children. It is confusing. Does anyone have any suggestions?

Thank you

[kzielu 1,149]

All is all, if it's your daughter , you put her in there regardless of nationality.

[Cheezees 1,514]

List all of our children and check the box that says she is not applying with you. Good luck.

[westmeetseast 7]

Hello,

Did you have children and included then in that section? I ask because the first part of the. Instructions state: 'This form is used by a conditional resident who obtained status through marriage, to request that U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) remove the conditions on his or her residence'

Since the child section includes a box for an A number and the box you reference says not filing with me because she will never file being a US citizen. Do you have children that are citizens, included them and they were approved or are you offering your opinion based on how you read the instructions.

The purpose of the form is to remove conditions and the evidence will have my daughters birth certificate so I am not trying to hide anything I just want to make sure I do it correctly.

Thank you all for your help.

[Cheezees 1,514]

Hello,

I am basing this on my discussion with an immigration officer. If you:

1. Have a child that is a US citizen through birth, include them on the form, check that they are not filing with you (yes, because they are a citizen), and leave the A# blank.

2. Have a child who is a citizen through naturalization, list them and their A#, and check that they are not filing with you.

3. Have a child who applied for residency within 90 days of you, list them, their A#, and any other relevant info.

4. Have a child who applied for residency more than 90 days after you, STOP. They need their own I-751 form.

Hope this helps!