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Good for you. It's not impossible to get approved with missing pages for statements. It's also not impossible to get on a flight with expired GC and no extension letter for example. I would never encourage anybody to proactively increase their chances of getting RFE. I care about the planet too and strongly believe RFE would cause more harm than submitting thick packet for following reasons: 1) You'd still need to print more to satisfy USCIS when responding to RFE 2) You'd be shipping evidence again, meaning more fuel wasted 3) More time spent on the case with back end forth. That includes cost in terms of electricity / shipping docs and more importantly human hours of USCIS officer. I guess the OP can decide what they want to do.

That doesn't always help. USPS doesn't forward some USCIS mail. You can report your message and ask to get it deleted. The best move is to file AR-11, I-865 and I-751 after you move to new place. Use new address on forms.

It may be quicker to visit SSA office and get it yourself.

People got approved sending quarterly, and got approved sending monthly. People got approved sending statements from start of marriage, and got approved sending from start of conditional GC. People got RFEs for missing statement pages though. So it's a matter of your choice, just be consistent.

You have to submit full to avoid RFE. Some like me submitted full monthly statements from the date of marriage, as asked in instructions for I-751: "Submit copies of as many documents as you can to establish this fact, to demonstrate the circumstances of the relationship from the date of the marriage to the present date;"

You have to submit full to avoid RFE

As I stated above, the extension letter is useless without expired GC. It does not extend your I-551 stamp in passport. All you need is valid stamp in valid passport.

You can only travel with valid ADIT (I-551 stamp) in your valid passport. The extension letter is worthless without expired GC. Stamp should be OK but some airlines may not be familiar with it and you'd have to convince supervisors to allow you to board a plane to the US.

2021 filer here, about same time as @Olga&Jared, also WAC. Received my 48 month extension few months ago. And I know someone who filed around that time too and got 10 year GC already.

I doubt it could be used to enter the US, update driver's license or employment eligibility verification.

I didn't file N-400 yet. May do later this year. I know personally people who filed after me and got approved. Oh well 😃

Nope 😅

Yes. Just need unresticted social security card and valid ID. Even conditional GC holders in removal proceedings continue working AFAIK.

5 years is a safer bet. But as @Boiler pointed out, it's important whether your conditions were removed properly.

Ask the person to make a correction and explain mistake? Or hire somebody else to translate and put explanation previous translator made a mistake?

You do not require work authorization as GC holder. And you will remain LPR as long as an immigration judge doesn't take it away or you voluntarily give it up.

While this is true, how can OP get US spouse signature to go on I-751? I'm sure there's a lot of tension in relationship. Even if obtained, how legitimate is it, with divorce on the horizon?

Why wait to file I-485? You'll lose time in this lengthy process.

You're not misreading. This is how USCIS operates unfortunately.

Instructions for I-751 say evidence since start of a marriage should be submitted. Though many get approved with evidence after GC approval.

@Olga&Jared did for example, but that didn't seem to have effect on I-751 just yet.

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Awesome, thank you for your valuable input, @Mike E and @Crazy Cat I will consider online filing of AR-11. I wasn't aware the mailing addresses for two forms are different.

Agreed, however since I'll need to go to post office anyway, I may send both with certified mail at USPS. Does it make sense combining them into one letter or send in two letters? That's essentially the question. Thank you for your help.

Hello, Got a question. From my understanding, when moving, LPR needs to file AR-11 and US citizen sponsor needs to file I-865 (unless LPR has 40 qualifying quarters of earnings). From what I know, AR-11 can be filed electronically, but I-865 cannot. Would it make sense filing both on paper to have proof of sending? In this case, should I mail them in the same letter or two separate letters would be preferable? Thank you