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Hi guys, quick question for I751 ROC. I (USC) was wondering if i was to be unemployed will it affect the outcome of my I-751. My wife tell me to quit my job because it is taking away my studying time from school and most I guess most of the time I spend with her(she mad), lol. As i am paying for it and failing is a total waste of money. She told me to quit after we send in our I-751 soon like next month or so (have a ton of evidence). She is working but not making much as it will go mostly to bills. This is why we are still living with my mother. So I was wondering if it will affect me in the long run, if I receive and RFE or interview. Hope some1 can help, really appreciate it. thx u!

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Removal of conditions does not require the filing of another I-864 so unemployment will have no effect on this.

Removal of conditions is concerned with if the couple are still in a bonafide marital relationship after 2 years of residency.

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Removal of conditions does not require the filing of another I-864 so unemployment will have no effect on this.

Removal of conditions is concerned with if the couple are still in a bonafide marital relationship after 2 years of residency.

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