I-751 May 2017 Filers

[gc@gc 184]

32 minutes ago, Ksenia_O said:

Don't worry about that - my friend  got  her US passport and 1 month later her 10 yeas green card arrived as well.  So, just ignore an Extension Letter.

 

P.S. Congrats on I-751 approval!!

 

 

it would be nice to hold both: us passport and 10 yr gc 

[Ksenia_O 696]

4 minutes ago, gc@gc said:

 

it would be nice to hold both: us passport and 10 yr gc 

 

 But now she got a thing to do - a green card has to be surrendered in to USCIS.

 

Well, CSC keeps us busy, one way or another one, right?

[gc@gc 184]

12 minutes ago, Ksenia_O said:

 

 But now she got a thing to do - a green card has to be surrendered in to USCIS.

 

Well, CSC keeps us busy, one way or another one, right?

 

 

too bad, she cannot keep it as souvenir, a pretty expensive one 

 

 

[Stephanillia 30]

2 hours ago, shadowfox7569 said:

Yes. Ours is wac17242. No updates yet but praying

I have as well WAC17242

[Steve&Ema 25]

On August 9th we received a letter from USCIS dated August 3rd, stating:

 

Congratulations!  Your request for the removal of the conditional basis of your permanent resident status has been approved.

 

Yea!

 

Ema got her 10 year Green Card 2 days later.

 

We never had an interview and submitted just the bare minimum required documents.  We didn't send any pictures, no wedding information and no 2 years worth of bank statement either.  Here is what we submitted.

 

Copy of USCIS Form I-551 front and back (Permanent Resident Card) for Ema.

• Original Form I-751 filled and signed by Ema and me.
• Copy of IRS Tax Transcripts for years 2014, 2015 & 2016 showing joint filling status.
• Copy of the Deed of Trust showing we own our home together.
• Copy of the Renewal & Extension Rider signed by both of us when we refinanced the house in 2016.
• Bank Statements showing our joint account (this is the only account that we have). One from May 2015 and one from March 2017.
• Copy of the sales contract for the 2012 BMW that we purchased together (the car is my wife’s daily driver).
• Copy of the auto loan for the BMW.
• Copy of the title of my car, showing joint ownership.
• Copy of our car insurance cards.
• Copy of our credit cards statements showing joint accounts.
• Copy of our health insurance cards showing a joint policy.
• Copy of the Water Utility bill with both our names on it.
• A copy of our most recent trip itinerary.  A trip to New York City to celebrate our 3^rd year anniversary

People that send them too much info or send them a telephone book are just wasting their time and wasting the immigration peoples time.  But if it makes you feel better then by all means send them everything you can.

 

 

[Ksenia_O 696]

1 minute ago, gc@gc said:

 

 

too bad, she cannot keep it as souvenir, a pretty expensive one 

 

 

.. and earned by overwork!!  

[designbg 27]

6 minutes ago, Oliver Heartmont said:

It seems like Vermont is slower than California?

I’m a Vermont filer waiting 427 days now and still nothing...

lol...we wish

[ioxtremod 23]

1 hour ago, Steve&Ema said:

On August 9th we received a letter from USCIS dated August 3rd, stating:

 

Congratulations!  Your request for the removal of the conditional basis of your permanent resident status has been approved.

 

Yea!

 

Ema got her 10 year Green Card 2 days later.

 

We never had an interview and submitted just the bare minimum required documents.  We didn't send any pictures, no wedding information and no 2 years worth of bank statement either.  Here is what we submitted.

 

Copy of USCIS Form I-551 front and back (Permanent Resident Card) for Ema.

• Original Form I-751 filled and signed by Ema and me.
• Copy of IRS Tax Transcripts for years 2014, 2015 & 2016 showing joint filling status.
• Copy of the Deed of Trust showing we own our home together.
• Copy of the Renewal & Extension Rider signed by both of us when we refinanced the house in 2016.
• Bank Statements showing our joint account (this is the only account that we have). One from May 2015 and one from March 2017.
• Copy of the sales contract for the 2012 BMW that we purchased together (the car is my wife’s daily driver).
• Copy of the auto loan for the BMW.
• Copy of the title of my car, showing joint ownership.
• Copy of our car insurance cards.
• Copy of our credit cards statements showing joint accounts.
• Copy of our health insurance cards showing a joint policy.
• Copy of the Water Utility bill with both our names on it.
• A copy of our most recent trip itinerary.  A trip to New York City to celebrate our 3^rd year anniversary

People that send them too much info or send them a telephone book are just wasting their time and wasting the immigration peoples time.  But if it makes you feel better then by all means send them everything you can.

 

 

Congrats!

What was the first 5 numbers of your WAC receipt number?

[Steve&Ema 25]

1 minute ago, ioxtremod said:

Congrats!

What was the first 5 numbers of your WAC receipt number?

 

It was WAC17222

[MadeForEachOther_ 42]

1 hour ago, Steve&Ema said:

On August 9th we received a letter from USCIS dated August 3rd, stating:

 

Congratulations!  Your request for the removal of the conditional basis of your permanent resident status has been approved.

 

Yea!

 

Ema got her 10 year Green Card 2 days later.

 

We never had an interview and submitted just the bare minimum required documents.  We didn't send any pictures, no wedding information and no 2 years worth of bank statement either.  Here is what we submitted.

 

Copy of USCIS Form I-551 front and back (Permanent Resident Card) for Ema.

• Original Form I-751 filled and signed by Ema and me.
• Copy of IRS Tax Transcripts for years 2014, 2015 & 2016 showing joint filling status.
• Copy of the Deed of Trust showing we own our home together.
• Copy of the Renewal & Extension Rider signed by both of us when we refinanced the house in 2016.
• Bank Statements showing our joint account (this is the only account that we have). One from May 2015 and one from March 2017.
• Copy of the sales contract for the 2012 BMW that we purchased together (the car is my wife’s daily driver).
• Copy of the auto loan for the BMW.
• Copy of the title of my car, showing joint ownership.
• Copy of our car insurance cards.
• Copy of our credit cards statements showing joint accounts.
• Copy of our health insurance cards showing a joint policy.
• Copy of the Water Utility bill with both our names on it.
• A copy of our most recent trip itinerary.  A trip to New York City to celebrate our 3^rd year anniversary

People that send them too much info or send them a telephone book are just wasting their time and wasting the immigration peoples time.  But if it makes you feel better then by all means send them everything you can.

 

 

Congrats.......

[_Blossom_ 71]

2 hours ago, Steve&Ema said:

On August 9th we received a letter from USCIS dated August 3rd, stating:

 

Congratulations!  Your request for the removal of the conditional basis of your permanent resident status has been approved.

 

Yea!

 

Ema got her 10 year Green Card 2 days later.

 

We never had an interview and submitted just the bare minimum required documents.  We didn't send any pictures, no wedding information and no 2 years worth of bank statement either.  Here is what we submitted.

 

Copy of USCIS Form I-551 front and back (Permanent Resident Card) for Ema.

• Original Form I-751 filled and signed by Ema and me.
• Copy of IRS Tax Transcripts for years 2014, 2015 & 2016 showing joint filling status.
• Copy of the Deed of Trust showing we own our home together.
• Copy of the Renewal & Extension Rider signed by both of us when we refinanced the house in 2016.
• Bank Statements showing our joint account (this is the only account that we have). One from May 2015 and one from March 2017.
• Copy of the sales contract for the 2012 BMW that we purchased together (the car is my wife’s daily driver).
• Copy of the auto loan for the BMW.
• Copy of the title of my car, showing joint ownership.
• Copy of our car insurance cards.
• Copy of our credit cards statements showing joint accounts.
• Copy of our health insurance cards showing a joint policy.
• Copy of the Water Utility bill with both our names on it.
• A copy of our most recent trip itinerary.  A trip to New York City to celebrate our 3^rd year anniversary

People that send them too much info or send them a telephone book are just wasting their time and wasting the immigration peoples time.  But if it makes you feel better then by all means send them everything you can.

 

 

Congratulations!!!!

I sent as much info as I had available, better safe than sorry right? But it makes sense that you guys didn't get an RFE- sounds like you submitted plenty of evidence! 😃

Also, did you apply for N-400 (I'm assuming you didn't)?

Edited August 14, 2018 by Blossom90

[Lemon23 400]

3 hours ago, Steve&Ema said:

On August 9th we received a letter from USCIS dated August 3rd, stating:

 

Congratulations!  Your request for the removal of the conditional basis of your permanent resident status has been approved.

 

Yea!

 

Ema got her 10 year Green Card 2 days later.

 

We never had an interview and submitted just the bare minimum required documents.  We didn't send any pictures, no wedding information and no 2 years worth of bank statement either.  Here is what we submitted.

 

Copy of USCIS Form I-551 front and back (Permanent Resident Card) for Ema.

• Original Form I-751 filled and signed by Ema and me.
• Copy of IRS Tax Transcripts for years 2014, 2015 & 2016 showing joint filling status.
• Copy of the Deed of Trust showing we own our home together.
• Copy of the Renewal & Extension Rider signed by both of us when we refinanced the house in 2016.
• Bank Statements showing our joint account (this is the only account that we have). One from May 2015 and one from March 2017.
• Copy of the sales contract for the 2012 BMW that we purchased together (the car is my wife’s daily driver).
• Copy of the auto loan for the BMW.
• Copy of the title of my car, showing joint ownership.
• Copy of our car insurance cards.
• Copy of our credit cards statements showing joint accounts.
• Copy of our health insurance cards showing a joint policy.
• Copy of the Water Utility bill with both our names on it.
• A copy of our most recent trip itinerary.  A trip to New York City to celebrate our 3^rd year anniversary

People that send them too much info or send them a telephone book are just wasting their time and wasting the immigration peoples time.  But if it makes you feel better then by all means send them everything you can.

 

 

The fact that you sent a lot of co-mingling assets and liabilities, then it will be a waste of time if USCIS sent you RFE and schedule you for an interview. Congrats! and celebrate.

[NeedMoreCoffee 188]

3 hours ago, Oliver Heartmont said:

It seems like Vermont is slower than California?

I’m a Vermont filer waiting 427 days now and still nothing...

I bursted out laughing when i read this 🤣

[David1987 43]

6 hours ago, Steve&Ema said:

On August 9th we received a letter from USCIS dated August 3rd, stating:

 

Congratulations!  Your request for the removal of the conditional basis of your permanent resident status has been approved.

 

Yea!

 

Ema got her 10 year Green Card 2 days later.

 

We never had an interview and submitted just the bare minimum required documents.  We didn't send any pictures, no wedding information and no 2 years worth of bank statement either.  Here is what we submitted.

 

Copy of USCIS Form I-551 front and back (Permanent Resident Card) for Ema.

• Original Form I-751 filled and signed by Ema and me.
• Copy of IRS Tax Transcripts for years 2014, 2015 & 2016 showing joint filling status.
• Copy of the Deed of Trust showing we own our home together.
• Copy of the Renewal & Extension Rider signed by both of us when we refinanced the house in 2016.
• Bank Statements showing our joint account (this is the only account that we have). One from May 2015 and one from March 2017.
• Copy of the sales contract for the 2012 BMW that we purchased together (the car is my wife’s daily driver).
• Copy of the auto loan for the BMW.
• Copy of the title of my car, showing joint ownership.
• Copy of our car insurance cards.
• Copy of our credit cards statements showing joint accounts.
• Copy of our health insurance cards showing a joint policy.
• Copy of the Water Utility bill with both our names on it.
• A copy of our most recent trip itinerary.  A trip to New York City to celebrate our 3^rd year anniversary

People that send them too much info or send them a telephone book are just wasting their time and wasting the immigration peoples time.  But if it makes you feel better then by all means send them everything you can.

 

 

^^ how is this bare minimum? LOL

[Vordana 6]

16 minutes ago, David1987 said:

^^ how is this bare minimum? LOL

That's strong and sufficient evidence...LOL. Co gratulations!!