I believe so. Especially the fact that you and your wife will be living thousands of miles apart. You need to support your I-751 with evidences that you are living as a normal couple - the way USCIS imagines normal couples would. You really need to reconsider your plans.
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I-751
- Thread starter Jenny54
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I believe so. Especially the fact that you and your wife will be living thousands of miles apart. You need to support your I-751 with evidences that you are living as a normal couple - the way USCIS imagines normal couples would. You really need to reconsider your plans.
zombie2006
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hi
I have a question, when taxes are filed but are not done jointly by both spouse, in relation to filing I765 for removal of conditional clause on green card. Does that send a red flag, been that my wife will be moving to austin, Texas for her new job and I will be residing in New york. Send your suggestion to this issue.Please I need some input on this. Thank you.
you have to file I-751 for removal of conditions
on 7/24 i received a letter from INS scheduling an interview w/me for 08/06 to remove my conditions (thats kind of messed up, i thought that they give a little bit more time to prepare, i guess not), i will apprise all of an outcome of the interview and will post the details, wish me lots of luck!
on 7/24 i received a letter from INS scheduling an interview w/me for 08/06 to remove my conditions (thats kind of messed up, i thought that they give a little bit more time to prepare, i guess not), i will apprise all of an outcome of the interview and will post the details, wish me lots of luck!
Good luck!!
CYLK REIGN
New Member
Let me get this right. My husband filed his I-751 form and has now gotten his NOA stating his status has been extended for 1 year. It says he can travel and work under this. What all does he need to travel besides his green card (exp. 9/22/08), his NOA letter and passport? Does he need any kind of stamp in his passport from immigration or does he need additional permission to travel? He will be leaving on 9/24 and coming back 10/24 due to his father in the dying stage of cancer. What is the longest he can stay abroad before it becomes a problem?