our evidence for removal of conditions of residency

[ihavenoclue 0]

we are sending in our forms for removal of conditional status and was just hoping someone could tell us if what we have is ok

2 leases on our home last yrs and this yrs

home insurance- both names

both of our 401Ks with eachother as benificiarys

vehicle registration certificate- both names

bank account- both names

affidavits from 2 friends

valentine/ birthday cards lol

mail with both our names on

Aflac accident policy- both names

any other info would be greatly thankful

also i have a question regarding my criminal history...i was arrested back home in England like ten yrs ago and when we filed for AOS i gave the INS officer the origanal police certificate (i have a copy)....do i say yes to the arrests and send the copy in ?

[raymaga 25]

You list looks good. You could also include your joint income tax returns.

Good luck for a speedy approval.

[griffin 7]

may add photos of you and partner together....

[ihavenoclue 0]

may add photos of you and partner together....

Ok here is a problem with photos...

our computer crashed and we had all our pics uploaded to the computer and then deleted them from the camera, as we had them on the computer, now we have lost them altogether.............

i file my papers next wk, so can i just write a letter explaining to them what happened?

[Marilyn. 340]

may add photos of you and partner together....

Ok here is a problem with photos...

our computer crashed and we had all our pics uploaded to the computer and then deleted them from the camera, as we had them on the computer, now we have lost them altogether.............

i file my papers next wk, so can i just write a letter explaining to them what happened?

we didn't include any photos in our package.... and our case was approved without them... so I wouldn't worry about it...

[tweety 1]

how about copies of both of your driver licenses showing same address.

[Isla 0]

Looks great!

[ihavenoclue 0]

i dont have a US drivers license, but will include my wifes though...also i have question...

when we filed my AOS i handed in a police certificate stating i had no criminal history...

but on the removal of conditions it says if you have ever been arrested bla bla bla, please stae the reason and a police certificate...the original is still in the hands of the INS when we sent in the AOS papers, so would a copy be ok...

[pj1959us 0]

but on the removal of conditions it says if you have ever been arrested bla bla bla, please stae the reason and a police certificate...the original is still in the hands of the INS when we sent in the AOS papers, so would a copy be ok...

Are you referring to Part 3, Question 7? It begins with the words "Since becoming a conditional resident have you ever been arrested", etc. Unless there have been any problems since being a conditional resident, the answer would be "no" and there would be nothing to submit regarding it.

Or, are you seeing a different question there that I have missed?

PJ

[ihavenoclue 0]

part 3 question 7...have you ever been arrested, detained, charged, indicted, fined or imprisonedfor breaking or violating any law or ordianance (excluding traffic regulations) commited any crime which you were not arrested in the US or abroad

so does that mean that i have to say yes to my arrest when i was 18 yrs old in England and submit a copy of the police certificate even though i said yes to this when i filed the AOS papers?

[ilovecookies 0]

i would say yes, they know about it already anyway.....

God bless!

[pj1959us 0]

part 3 question 7...have you ever been arrested, detained, charged, indicted, fined or imprisonedfor breaking or violating any law or ordianance (excluding traffic regulations) commited any crime which you were not arrested in the US or abroad

so does that mean that i have to say yes to my arrest when i was 18 yrs old in England and submit a copy of the police certificate even though i said yes to this when i filed the AOS papers?

According to the version I have looked at, you're still skipping the first part of the question, which answers your inquiry. It does not ask "have you ever". The question asks "Since you have become a conditional resident...". Unless you have had any arrests since becoming a conditional resident , the answer is no

Does the form now ask "have you ever"? If so, then the answer is Yes. Or is it still "since you have become a conditional resident"? If so, then the answer is No.

[Moe_lisa 0]

You could see if any family members have taken photos at family gatherings, christmas, birthday parties for example. Usually those show that both of you are a couple, together and amongst friends and families at differnt times of the year. My sister gave me that idea. I have compiled several good couple pics from family members. Just a suggestion!

[river 0]

part 3 question 7...have you ever been arrested, detained, charged, indicted, fined or imprisonedfor breaking or violating any law or ordianance (excluding traffic regulations) commited any crime which you were not arrested in the US or abroad

so does that mean that i have to say yes to my arrest when i was 18 yrs old in England and submit a copy of the police certificate even though i said yes to this when i filed the AOS papers?

According to the version I have looked at, you're still skipping the first part of the question, which answers your inquiry. It does not ask "have you ever". The question asks "Since you have become a conditional resident...". Unless you have had any arrests since becoming a conditional resident , the answer is no

Does the form now ask "have you ever"? If so, then the answer is Yes. Or is it still "since you have become a conditional resident"? If so, then the answer is No.

PJ1959US, you are looking at a version of the form which has expired. The last version of the form coincidentally expired yesterday (no April fool's there). The new form just says "Have you ever been arrested, detained, charged, indicted, fined.........", without the "since you have become a conditional resident" bit. So Stephen, I'd say your answer should be "yes". If you say "no", they do already know about it.

So everyone filing the I-751 from today onward should be using a form that expires 9/30/08.

[ihavenoclue 0]

part 3 question 7...have you ever been arrested, detained, charged, indicted, fined or imprisonedfor breaking or violating any law or ordianance (excluding traffic regulations) commited any crime which you were not arrested in the US or abroad

so does that mean that i have to say yes to my arrest when i was 18 yrs old in England and submit a copy of the police certificate even though i said yes to this when i filed the AOS papers?

According to the version I have looked at, you're still skipping the first part of the question, which answers your inquiry. It does not ask "have you ever". The question asks "Since you have become a conditional resident...". Unless you have had any arrests since becoming a conditional resident , the answer is no

Does the form now ask "have you ever"? If so, then the answer is Yes. Or is it still "since you have become a conditional resident"? If so, then the answer is No.

PJ1959US, you are looking at a version of the form which has expired. The last version of the form coincidentally expired yesterday (no April fool's there). The new form just says "Have you ever been arrested, detained, charged, indicted, fined.........", without the "since you have become a conditional resident" bit. So Stephen, I'd say your answer should be "yes". If you say "no", they do already know about it.

So everyone filing the I-751 from today onward should be using a form that expires 9/30/08.

thanks v much