madara_khan

Hey all, thanks for the reassurance. Sorry for my late response, I'd seen the messages but forgot to formally get back. I ended up moving her to my uncle's residence where we are currently residing in the basement. It's not ideal, but I'm thinking of buying a house with her and moving out next year, so it definitely won't be for too long. We updated her USCIS account to show she moved to my uncles address with me, around Sept/Oct 2024. I did have another question though. When we submit the I-751, will we need to formally show records of us having lived together on a month by month basis? Or as long as we are living together by the time we file the I-751 it should be fine? Looking at the I-751, it seems like it asks all addresses the CR lived in... I ask because I don't really have any of those conversations with my manager recorded, so I can't really show USCIS that oh I was trying to move to SC so how are they going to believe me. So that's why I was like ok whatever, let's get her moved to the same address as me in NC after a max of 6 months, so we did that. I can try to explain it a bit. But as long as they don't ask for literal monthly records of us living together, I'm hoping it'll be ok. Plus we are expecting a child next summer, so I'm hoping that would count for strong proof as well.

Hi there, hope you all are good! I had a pressing question. My wife arrived to the U.S. in April 2024 and got her CR1 Green card shortly after. We plan on applying for her Removal of Conditions (RoC) around January 2026, and we expect to have supporting documentation by then. The only issue is that I'm an NC resident, but she's an SC resident: I had her green card sent to my parents house in SC, because they're her joint sponsors and I was planning to move in to my parents house anyways once she got here. I visit her like every other week but it's getting tiring, and I just want to move in with her permanently. Initially I assumed my company would let me move to SC because I'm like 99% remote (and a previous manager told me I should be able to move states), but HR has been delaying the approval, and my current manager JUST told me they can't allow it at this time. So now my spouse and I are technically residents of two separate states (I'm living in NC, and she's living in SC with my parents, but I visit her very often) so I'm thinking I will just have her move to NC with me instead. But the problem is that we've been going back and forth at two separate addresses like this for 3-4 months now after her arrival.... Could this be a problem when we apply for RoC? Could USCIS ask why we were not residing together for the first few months after she arrived? I'm giving myself a deadline for end of August: We will decide on one permanent address to both live in, whether it's NC or SC (if SC, I may have to say goodbye to my job). But just wanted to see if the initial 4-5 months of us technically living separately (even though we met often) could cause any problems when applying for RoC.

Hi there, my wife arrived to the U.S. in April 2024 and got her CR1 Green card shortly after. We plan on applying for her Removal of Conditions (RoC) around January 2026, and we expect to have supporting documentation. The only issue is that we're living in separate states right now (she's living in SC with my parents, I'm in NC living with uncle). I planned to move in with her to my parent's house because I work remotely and thought my company would let me, but they've been delaying my permissions to do so.