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I-751, drivers license & passport copies, both sides, all pages?

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I'm not sure about the drivers license but I do know you need to send every single page of your passport.

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Where is the I-751 requirement for passport pages? Just front and back of Green Card for CR-1 visas....

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Yes you are right, I don't think the passport is required for the I-751, but I know if you do send in the passport for whatever reason, it should be every single page.

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I'm not sure about the drivers license but I do know you need to send every single page of your passport.

I do not think you need to send in copies of passport. Front and back of GC is required.

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Yes you are right, I don't think the passport is required for the I-751, but I know if you do send in the passport for whatever reason, it should be every single page.

Each form has its own requirements. They do not all carry over to another. All pages of a passport are not always needed. Needing all pages of the passport for the I-129F petition is to prove US citizenship. If you provide a US birth or naturalization cert, and just need to show passport stamps as proof of meeting, then not all the pages would be needed for that form either. For a joint sponsor to prove citizenship with an I-864, they only need a copy of the bio page. Copy of any part of the passport is not required for the I-751 though.

OP> You need front and back copy of your green card. If you are using other ID, like drivers license/state ID to show co-habitation, then just the front of the IDs will do for that. For what purpose would you show passports? If it is to show you took a trip together, then just the bio pages and pages with the stamps should do to go along with your boarding passes, receipts, photos, etc..

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When sending copies of our drivers license, do we need to make copies of BOTH sides? or just the front side?

What about passports, do we need to copy ALL pages, or just the bio page?

None of them are needed for I 751 . You could use driving license for you and your spouse to proof same residence, that's about it!

 
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