General FAQ's for Removing Conditions

[Captain Ewok 1,900]

After two years of being a Conditional Permanent Resident a Green Card holder must file to Remove Conditions. See this Guide and Section 7 of the FAQ's for general information on removing conditions.

per the USCIS:

The I-751 is used for a conditional resident who obtained status through marriage to apply to remove the conditions on his or her residence.

additional references:

(links below may be broken due to USCIS website update)

http://uscis.gov/graphics/howdoi/remcond.htm

http://uscis.gov/graphics/howdoi/battered.htm

[meauxna 15]

expired info deleted

Edited January 31, 2007 by meauxna

[meauxna 15]

Gathering I-751 Evidence, How much stuff is too much?

evidence for lifting conditions

Edited January 31, 2007 by meauxna

[meauxna 15]

Filing Form I-751?

Want to know what you can and can't do after your card expires?

Missed the small print in Ewok's post?

Read the USCIS page first, please.

How Do I Remove the Conditions on Permanent Residence Based on Marriage?

If you file your USCIS Form I-751 (Petition to Remove the Conditions on Residence) on time, the USCIS will extend your conditional resident status for up to 12 months while your Form I-751 petition is under review.

Me: You will be mailed a letter receipt for your I-751 stating the above. Carry it and your expired Green Card as proof of your continued status as a PR. ie: Nothing Changes.

Edited January 31, 2007 by meauxna

[nscvet 0]

When will the archives be available again?

[meauxna 15]

dang, I've been dreading the hammer falling..

I dont' know when/if they'll come back at this point. I suggest you use an advanced google search, narrowed to visajourney and then read the cached version (might even be able to plug that thread number in).

There are also plenty of submission lists posted in the current forum, and you can search this group: http://britishexpats.com/forum/forumdispla...une=-1&f=35

[Feliz 0]

If I may, I wanted to post here so people could use scans of my documents in my signature and to make sure newcomers know following for sure

PLEASE DO NOT SEARCH CASE STATUS FOR THE CASE NUMBER THAT YOU MIGHT SEE ON YOUR CASHED CHECK!!! This is a temporary one, wait for your NOA and it will have a different case number that can be found online.

[I'm Gone 60]

The Removal of Conditions info is still on the USCIS Website, but they have buried it. You can find the info through a search, but I can't find a direct link to it anywhere. It is supposedly part of the Green Card section.

Removing Conditions On Permanent Residence Based On Marriage:

http://tinyurl.com/yh9tk4

[Feliz 0]

I can't find a direct link to it anywhere.

I just checked this one and it works

https://egov.immigration.gov/cris/jsps/index.jsp (click on the first link from the top "you can check the status of your case online".)

[I'm Gone 60]

If I may, I wanted to post here so people could use scans of my documents in my signature and to make sure newcomers know following for sure

PLEASE DO NOT SEARCH CASE STATUS FOR THE CASE NUMBER THAT YOU MIGHT SEE ON YOUR CASHED CHECK!!! This is a temporary one, wait for your NOA and it will have a different case number that can be found online.

Unless things have changed you couldn't check the status of an I-751 online. About all you could do is check the Service Center processing dates to have an idea of where you stand. Has this been changed to allow the case status of an I-751 to be checked online?

I can't find a direct link to it anywhere.

I just checked this one and it works

https://egov.immigration.gov/cris/jsps/index.jsp (click on the first link from the top "you can check the status of your case online".)

I'm not talking about case status. I'm talking about the removal of conditions info that used to be in the "How Do I" section of the Website. The old "How Do I" section is gone and the have moved sh*t all over the place and it some cases the only way I have found to location some info is through the Search fuction and then wade through pages of hits.

[eau_xplain 2]

If I may, I wanted to post here so people could use scans of my documents in my signature and to make sure newcomers know following for sure

PLEASE DO NOT SEARCH CASE STATUS FOR THE CASE NUMBER THAT YOU MIGHT SEE ON YOUR CASHED CHECK!!! This is a temporary one, wait for your NOA and it will have a different case number that can be found online.

Unless things have changed you couldn't check the status of an I-751 online. About all you could do is check the Service Center processing dates to have an idea of where you stand. Has this been changed to allow the case status of an I-751 to be checked online?

I can't find a direct link to it anywhere.

I just checked this one and it works

https://egov.immigration.gov/cris/jsps/index.jsp (click on the first link from the top "you can check the status of your case online".)

I'm not talking about case status. I'm talking about the removal of conditions info that used to be in the "How Do I" section of the Website. The old "How Do I" section is gone and the have moved sh*t all over the place and it some cases the only way I have found to location some info is through the Search fuction and then wade through pages of hits.

I agree. It's so hard to find anything on their new website now!!

[meauxna 15]

Unless things have changed you couldn't check the status of an I-751 online. About all you could do is check the Service Center processing dates to have an idea of where you stand. Has this been changed to allow the case status of an I-751 to be checked online?

They changed.

apparently now *some* people get a second NOA receipt number that can be individually tracked online. It's the one with a header CRI89 , CONDITIONAL RESIDENCE I-89 CARD RECEIVED AT SERVICE CENTER which leads ME to believe that that is the card order form, and this is a new entry in the process--we didn't get to hear about the card order before. Some folks are asked to send in their biometric info *before* approval, and they are the ones who get this email.

You still can't check your initial submission number.

Too much information, if you ask me.

[MichelleandCraig 1]

Thanks for including the direct link to the USCIS page for lifting conditions in your siggy, M....that's really helpful! M.

[James 2]

Here's a sample affidavit for use by those who need/want to use affidavits as evidence supporting their petition. You'll need to change certain obvious things -- the A#/alien number at the top and the names of the joint petitioners (i.e., to those of you and your spouse) and the affiant/person making the affidavit, etc. But this is what a real affidavit should look like. And, of course, as it indicates, it must be notarized.

USCIS_I751_Affidavit.doc

[neat1s 0]

Hi,

We have to file my husband's 751 before August 8th this year. We just opened an English pub/restaurant together in Wisconsin so I have that paperwork, bills in both our names, etc. Our checking accounts are just in each of our names. Will that be a problem?

Also, how long should I expect to wait before I hear anything about this removal of conditions.

Thanks

Wanda