As individuals navigate the path of obtaining permanent residency in the United States, the I-751 petition process holds a pivotal role in ensuring the longevity of their green cards. In this comprehensive guide, we delve into the intricacies of the I-751 petition, providing valuable insights and guidance for a successful application. What is the I-751 Petition? The I-751 petition, officially known as the Petition to Read More
Checklist for Waiver Success – What to Prepare
Embarking on the waiver process requires thorough preparation and attention to detail. Use this comprehensive checklist to ensure that you are well prepared for a successful waiver application. From gathering supporting documentation to understanding waiver eligibility criteria, this checklist serves as your roadmap to success. Schedule a meeting with your immigration attorney to review your case and ensure all Read More
How do I renew my two year green card if my spouse died?
If you obtained your two-year green card through marriage and your US citizen (or LPR spouse) died, you are still able to renew your green card by filing Form I-751, Petition to Remove Conditions on Residence. If you are successful, USCIS will grant you a 10-year green card (Form I-551)! To be successful on this application, you will need to show that yours was a “real” (aka bona fide) relationship and marriage. Or, Read More
How to renew my two year green card with a divorce waiver?
If you obtained your two-year green card through marriage and your US citizen (or LPR spouse) died, you are still able to renew your green card by filing Form I-751, Petition to Remove Conditions on Residence. If you are successful, USCIS will grant you a 10-year green card (Form I-551)! To be successful on this application, you will need to show that yours was a “real” (aka bona fide) relationship and marriage. Or, Read More
How to renew my two-year green card?
To renew your two-year green card, you will file Form I-751, Petition to Remove Conditions on Residence, with U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS). Here is how to prepare your filing: Download and complete Form I-751 from the USCIS website. Make sure to fill out all the required fields accurately and completely. Do not leave any fields blank; answer “no,” “none,” or “not applicable N/A” in any Read More
I-751 Facing Lengthy Delays
In my practice, I represent many couples on removing conditions on residency, a requirement for conditional permanent residents who are married to US citizen less than two years at the time that they adjust status based on that marriage. To remove the conditions, clients must file Form I-751 with extensive supporting documents. Currently, my clients are experiencing lengthy delays on their pending Forms I-751. Some Read More
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