... in response to I-751 Question, posted by Humabdos on Jul 22, 2005

Wow! Has it been 2-1/2 years already?

You should file within the 90-day period just before her Green Card expires. It has to be filed within that window. What is the expiration date on her card?

Even if it’s still a little early to file, I would download a Form I-751 with instructions and start getting your evidence ready for submission. If you submit a good package, you probably won’t have to do the optional interview.

Hey Hum, I was curious if you ever built that nipa hut in your back yard.

Ray

... in response to Re: Re: I-751 Question, posted by Humabdos on Jul 22, 2005

Don’t take it to Portland. The I-751 has to be mailed to the Service Center (Nebraska?). After they receive your petition, they will mail her a form that says her Green Card is extended for one year. They probably won’t deport her because it’s late, but they might make you forfeit one birthday :-)

Stephen is waiting anxiously for photos of that nipa hut when you finish it.

Ray

... in response to Re: Re: I-751 Question, posted by Bear on Jul 22, 2005

Bear,

Since she was a K-3, how long she has been here does not determine when she is required to file the I-751. When her Green Card expires is the determining factor.

It is never a good idea to let your legal status lapse. For those having real problems finding the money to file, you can always request a waiver of fees.

Ray