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  1. Has anyone had any luck contacting USCIS to confirm which address they have on file? I applied for a change of address at the end of last year and never heard back. I assumed they had updated it and just not informed me but I then received a letter from USCIS this week which had been sent to my old address and forwarded. I tried calling the contact center but couldn't get past the robot to speak to anyone to confirm what address they have on file. I can't see anywhere on my online account that states my address. I've submitted another change of address application online but am worried my I-751 Notice of Action might get sent to my old address and potentially wouldn't get forwarded on this time. I am considering extending our mail forwarding for another 6 months to be sure. Any guidance appreciated. Thanks!
  2. That's crazy, I'm in exactly the same position! My green card expires in Oct '23 and I'm getting ready to file my I-751 this Friday. We moved in Nov '22 and I updated my address online but didn't realize we had to do the I-865 too, we'll fill it in and send it ASAP
  3. Thanks, really appreciate the feedback. I tried utility bills but I seem to only be listed as having permissions on the account and don't actually show up on bills or official docs. Tried calling but utility companies where I live have notoriously bad customer service so I'm feeling like focusing on other stuff
  4. Good catch, thanks for flagging. I can't see an option to edit though, should I contact an admin or am I just missing something?
  5. Hi all, I’m almost finished putting together our I-751 packet and looking to send it off on 7/7/23. I’m a little anxious and just looking for some reassurance/guidance on a few things. I made an embarrassing mistake with the fee amount when we applied for Adjustment of Status in 2020 so want to make sure. I’ve included the cover letter with list of included materials, any guidance is much appreciated: Submission date: My conditional green card expires on 10/4/23. I calculated that 90 days from then is 7/6/23. I’m planning to send on 7/7/23 to be sure and I also have the afternoon off from work Fee: I am enclosing a check for $680 ($595 application fee + $85 Biometrics). Does that sound right? Filing Address: We live in Virginia and I’m planning to send by UPS to USCIS, Attn: I-751 (Box 21200), 2108 E. Elliot Rd, Tempe, AZ 85284-1806 Address on file with USCIS: We moved apartment since our AoS application in 2020. I tried to update the address that USCIS have on record but never got confirmation. Does that matter for a I-751 application that we are submitting physically? Utility Bills: We decided to not include utility bills as they seem pretty flimsy proof and are laborious to obtain. Should we try to include them? Joint bank account: We don’t have a joint bank account, does that seem like a major red flag? Cover letter USCIS Attn: I-751 (Box 21200) 2108 E. Elliot Rd. Tempe, AZ 85284-1806 Today’s date: July 7, 2023 Nature of Submission: I-751 Removal of Conditions Original Submission Dear USCIS Examiner: Enclosed please find attached Form I-751 and materials to support removal of conditions on residence for the Conditional Resident. I have enclosed the following items in support of our application for your consideration: Table of contents Check for $680 to cover filing fee and biometrics appointment fee Form I-751 and Form G-1145 Copy of the conditional resident’s Permanent Resident Card Evidence of bona fide marriage: Copy of certified marriage certificate Copies of joint-filing tax statements for the previous two years (2021 & 2022) Copy of our home rental agreement with joint occupancy Proof of Conditional Resident’s inclusion on U.S. Citizen’s health insurance Proof that the Conditional Resident’s life insurance designated beneficiary is U.S. citizen Proof that the conditional resident’s 403(b) retirement plan designates the U.S. citizen as the sole beneficiary Proof that the U.S. Citizen’s 401k retirement plan designates the Conditional Resident as the sole beneficiary Flight information for trips taken together and upcoming planned trips together Photographs of U.S. Citizen and Conditional Resident with table of contents Sworn affidavits from conditional resident’s brother-in-law and a friend Thank you for your prompt processing of this petition and for what we hope is your favorable response at your earliest opportunity. Sincerely, _________________________
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