I 751 filling questions (merged)

[AlluringSoul 185]

16 hours ago, Z@f said:

If you file for n400 with pending i751 then It’s becomes more likely that you would be called for both interviews i751 and n400 is that correct?i mean sometime i751 gets approved without USCIS calling you for the interview 

It MAY happen that your applications get combined, because in order for your n400 to be approved, you need I-751 approved. The officer that has your ROC case may approve it before or send it to be combined since some officers can make a decision on n400 and i751 together. if your cases do get combined, you will be called for a combo interview where you bring your spouse -- i751 gets conducted first usually with your spouse (similar to AOS) and then your n400. Ive read where cases got combined but they didn't notify that your i751 interview will be happening and that you need to bring your spouse. You should come together for an interview regardless. 

 

Hope this helps.

[Z@f 6]

how do you guys send uscis your photos along  with i751?we have around 50 photos and my friend was saying they are too many he sent just 8

[Z@f 6]

Do you guys send 2 separate checks to uscis with i751 one for biometrics one for green card if you guys send one only then how do guys write such check how do you mention both fee upon one check

[Crazy Cat 41,882]

I plan to send about 8 or 10.......printed on a couple pieces of paper.....50 pictures is over-kill imho......

[Crazy Cat 41,882]

I plan to send one check.....Make the check payable to U.S. Department of Homeland Security. NOTE: Spell out U.S. Department of Homeland Security; do not use the initials “USDHS” or “DHS.”

 

On the memo area, I will write "I-751 & Biometrics".

[Z@f 6]

Do you guys think live will make huge difference in approval of i 751?i think my evidence are insufficient I am living with in laws cars,utility bills are on their name,we have numerous photos celebrating eid,birthdays.combined telephone bills,10 month old baby,joint credit card and debit cards accounts,letter from in laws stating they own house and they pay utility bills,3 affidavit from friends.would adding living will make huge difference in my application?

[Dashinka 24,505]

Just now, Z@f said:

Do you guys think live will make huge difference in approval of i 751?i think my evidence are insufficient I am living with in laws cars,utility bills are on their name,we have numerous photos celebrating eid,birthdays.combined telephone bills,10 month old baby,joint credit card and debit cards accounts,letter from in laws stating they own house and they pay utility bills,3 affidavit from friends.would adding living will make huge difference in my application?

Getting a will and living will with your spouse is always a good idea, and it can only help in adding to evidence for the I751.  We were not in the same living situation, but we did wills and living wills between our AOS and ROC.  I am not sure if it helped as it was only part of the massive amount of evidence we submitted, but I am quite certain it did not hurt.  Doing these online if fairly easy, and you can go to a FedEx or UPS store to get it notarized if necessary.

 

Good Luck!

[pcke2000 39]

It may if you think you have insufficient evidence.

[pcke2000 39]

one check, no issues. or you can pay with a credit card.

[geowrian 22,337]

Will it help? Probably.

Is it wise? Very.

Is it necessary? No.

[TM92 527]

Since Sept. 10, USCIS now accepts credit cards for the I-751: https://www.uscis.gov/news/news-releases/uscis-expands-credit-card-payment-option-fees Thus, a quick way to earn credit card rewards, for applicable credit card programs.

[Sukie 1,460]

Having wills and medical powers of attorney are not required. 

 

BUT...

 

It shows USCIS that you and your spouse are serious about your relationship.  Not only do you have evidence that you are doing life together now, with a will you prove that you are both looking towards the future.

 

Because you have a child, a will is that much more important for your life and your child's destiny, should, God forbid, something happen to both you and your spouse.  If you have skinny evidence of life together now, then showing that you have planned for life ahead can be VERY helpful.

 

Sukie in NY

[kris&me 572]

A normal will for each of u leaving assests and instructions for care of the child is important

a living will really has nothing to do with a relationship

it is for the medical profession to know what to do if you are  completely incapacitated and need to be kept alive by equipment

[Sukie 1,460]

3 hours ago, kris&me said:

A normal will for each of u leaving assests and instructions for care of the child is important

a living will really has nothing to do with a relationship

it is for the medical profession to know what to do if you are  completely incapacitated and need to be kept alive by equipment

The actual words depending on the state.  I agree with you -  a "living will" talks about whether or not you wish to be resuscitated, what life-saving steps you want.  It is the "Medical Power of Attorney" that establishes WHO makes medical decisions for you if you are unable to make them on your own.  Most of the time, spouses give each other their medical power of attorney - and that is a powerful statement of "togetherness".

 

Sukie in NY

[kris&me 572]

20 hours ago, Sukie said:

The actual words depending on the state.  I agree with you -  a "living will" talks about whether or not you wish to be resuscitated, what life-saving steps you want.  It is the "Medical Power of Attorney" that establishes WHO makes medical decisions for you if you are unable to make them on your own.  Most of the time, spouses give each other their medical power of attorney - and that is a powerful statement of "togetherness".

 

Sukie in NY

that is very complicated for some to understand and should only be given to a spouse if they fully understand the meaning 

most beneficaries can't even get over our tax system (personal withholdings,  property taxes,  tax returns,  medicare withholding SS withholding)

and then we have insurances  (car,  house,  medical,  dental,  medicare,  medicaid,  presciptions)

on top of credit scores and the high cost of interest on purchases and credit cards

Best thing i helped my husband on was telling him to keep a good credit score

Edited November 6, 2018 by kris&me