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    Hi Folks

    Not sure how but managed to get approval and card in just over 3 months. I live in Oklahoma. I was removing conditions from a 2 year greencard through marriage and my conditional card was expiring on 11/27/2020

    9/10/2020 - Sent package off - Phoenix center
    9/18/2020 - received extension letter
    10/1/2020 - waived Bios
    11/10/2020 - Removal Approved
    11/20/2020 - Received new Green card

    I know people always ask so here was my cover letter which also shows what I sent.

    "USCIS
    Attn: I-751
    1820 E. Skyharbor Circle S
    Suite 100
    Phoenix, AZ 85034

    9/7/2020

    Re: I-751 joint petition to remove conditions of status on:

    Me: A #number


    Dear Sir or Madam:

    Enclosed please find the JOINT Form I-751, Petition for removal of conditions of permanent resident status for my husband Me.

    I am enclosing the following:
    • Application and Biometric fee - $680
    • Form I-751
    • Copy of USCIS Form I-551 (Permanent Resident Card)
    • Copy of our current joint Car Insurance for the year 2020 (Exhibit 1)
    • Copy of the title of our car, showing joint ownership (Exhibit 2)
    • Copy of our airline reservations for a vacation to England to see my family (Exhibit 3)
    • Copy of our Driving License showing the same residential address (Exhibit 4)
    • Copy of our credit cards and Bank’s Debit cards and check showing a joint account (Exhibit 5)
    • Compilation of photos showing trips and family times during the last 2 years (Exhibit 6)
    • Collection of texts and chats from Family groups (Exhibit 7)
    • Copy of the Deed to the house showing Joint Tenancy (Exhibit 8)
    • Copy of my UK Will that is kept at his Family’s Solicitors in the UK (Exhibit 9)
    • Copy of my USA Will (Exhibit 10)
    • Copy of Wife's USA Will (Exhibit 11)
    • Copy of my and Wife's Power of Attorney (Exhibit 12)
    • Copy of our joint US tax return for the year 2019, 2020 (Exhibit 13)

    We are both happily living together and request that this petition be accepted for removal of conditions on the residence of my Husband Me.

    Copies of documents submitted are exact photocopies of unaltered documents and I agree to submit original documents to an Immigration or Consular officer at a later date, if required. You are always welcome to visit our home should you ever desire to do so.

    Yours truly,

    Wife"

    We have no kids and made our USA Wills and POA

    It was free and super easy to do.

    My UK my dad made me do through a solicitor, when we went home to visit as my grandparents recently died, so Wills was very much in his mind. Very glad I did that.

    Hope this helps. I will be applying for citizenship in a years time when I become eligible


  • #2
    Congrats on the fast clip!

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    • #3
      wow congrats!

      We filed ours about a month before you to the Texas office. We got an alert that ours is being transferred to another office on the 18th, and according to informed delivery from USPS we are getting something from USCIS today

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      • #4
        Hi Folks

        Not sure how but managed to get approval and card in just over 3 months. I live in Oklahoma. I was removing conditions from a 2 year greencard through marriage and my conditional card was expiring on 11/27/2020

        9/10/2020 - Sent package off - Phoenix center
        9/18/2020 - received extension letter
        10/1/2020 - waived Bios
        11/10/2020 - Removal Approved
        11/20/2020 - Received new Green card

        I know people always ask so here was my cover letter which also shows what I sent.

        "USCIS
        Attn: I-751
        1820 E. Skyharbor Circle S
        Suite 100
        Phoenix, AZ 85034

        9/7/2020

        Re: I-751 joint petition to remove conditions of status on:

        Me: A #number


        Dear Sir or Madam:

        Enclosed please find the JOINT Form I-751, Petition for removal of conditions of permanent resident status for my husband Me.

        I am enclosing the following:
        • Application and Biometric fee - $680
        • Form I-751
        • Copy of USCIS Form I-551 (Permanent Resident Card)
        • Copy of our current joint Car Insurance for the year 2020 (Exhibit 1)
        • Copy of the title of our car, showing joint ownership (Exhibit 2)
        • Copy of our airline reservations for a vacation to England to see my family (Exhibit 3)
        • Copy of our Driving License showing the same residential address (Exhibit 4)
        • Copy of our credit cards and Bank’s Debit cards and check showing a joint account (Exhibit 5)
        • Compilation of photos showing trips and family times during the last 2 years (Exhibit 6)
        • Collection of texts and chats from Family groups (Exhibit 7)
        • Copy of the Deed to the house showing Joint Tenancy (Exhibit 8)
        • Copy of my UK Will that is kept at his Family’s Solicitors in the UK (Exhibit 9)
        • Copy of my USA Will (Exhibit 10)
        • Copy of Wife's USA Will (Exhibit 11)
        • Copy of my and Wife's Power of Attorney (Exhibit 12)
        • Copy of our joint US tax return for the year 2019, 2020 (Exhibit 13)

        We are both happily living together and request that this petition be accepted for removal of conditions on the residence of my Husband Me.

        Copies of documents submitted are exact photocopies of unaltered documents and I agree to submit original documents to an Immigration or Consular officer at a later date, if required. You are always welcome to visit our home should you ever desire to do so.

        Yours truly,

        Wife"

        We have no kids and made our USA Wills and POA

        It was free and super easy to do.

        My UK my dad made me do through a solicitor, when we went home to visit as my grandparents recently died, so Wills was very much in his mind. Very glad I did that.

        Hope this helps. I will be applying for citizenship in a years time when I become eligible




        Wow, Congratulations!! That is Amazing yours went through that fast. I filed mine in March of this year before the Pandemic official began and Am still waiting. I wonder if it's because I am in the New England hence they may have more applications? Anyways, Thanks for the update.

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        • #5
          Originally posted by beaver View Post
          wow congrats!

          We filed ours about a month before you to the Texas office. We got an alert that ours is being transferred to another office on the 18th, and according to informed delivery from USPS we are getting something from USCIS today

          Fingers crossed for you!!! Have they waved your bios yet?

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          • #6
            Originally posted by Spininc1000 View Post

            Wow, Congratulations!! That is Amazing yours went through that fast. I filed mine in March of this year before the Pandemic official began and Am still waiting. I wonder if it's because I am in the New England hence they may have more applications? Anyways, Thanks for the update.
            Thanks so much!! I was definitely not expecting it to go so fast. My initial one took forever and seemed like everyone who applied after me got theirs first. Not many foreigners end up in Oklahoma so I definitely think that helps timewise!! Here's hoping you will hear something soon!!

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            • #7
              Originally posted by okccanary View Post


              Fingers crossed for you!!! Have they waved your bios yet?
              Yes, they waived around Oct 1

              we got the notice which says it was transferred to national center in Missouri...seems a ton of i-751 were transferred there from Texas to help speed it up

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              • #8
                Hello, big congratulations! Question about supporting documents: did you include documents from the beginning (same that you supplemented your I-485) and after your interview, or just from after the interview. Thank you!

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                • #9
                  Hi peeps! i have a situation here pls help. i sent out the form for my husbands removal of condition today .. by honest mistake i thought since i am the petitioner before i was still the petitioner right now so i signed both petitioner and spouse on the for i-751 .. i’m so worried they might reject our petition form. what should i do? and i sent to direct to arizona p.o box per the websites right now.. i hope we’ re not into big trouble! i’m so anxious his green card is expiring next month. pls enlighten me!

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                  • #10
                    Originally posted by pei_ny View Post
                    Hello, big congratulations! Question about supporting documents: did you include documents from the beginning (same that you supplemented your I-485) and after your interview, or just from after the interview. Thank you!
                    I sent everything after I sent my original one (i'm guessing I-485 you are referring too?) So a few things that happened before my original interview (mainly a trip back to England) but 95% of it was everything that has happened since receiving my conditional green card.

                    Hope that helps and good luck!!

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                    • #11
                      Originally posted by hollyjollywood View Post
                      Hi peeps! i have a situation here pls help. i sent out the form for my husbands removal of condition today .. by honest mistake i thought since i am the petitioner before i was still the petitioner right now so i signed both petitioner and spouse on the for i-751 .. i’m so worried they might reject our petition form. what should i do? and i sent to direct to arizona p.o box per the websites right now.. i hope we’ re not into big trouble! i’m so anxious his green card is expiring next month. pls enlighten me!
                      To be honest I am not sure how to help you so only giving you my opinion. Have you tried contacting them? My best guess would be that they send an RFE asking you to send in a new i-751 form. I am sure you are not the first person to have done this though and while it might delay your process, I am sure no other harm would be done. Sounds silly but have you tried searching this problem within this forum or google.

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                      • #12
                        Wow that's great!

                        I sent everything in April, my fingerprints have been waived but still waiting, 223 days today since filing. From Philadelphia. A friend of mine (same nationality, italian) took almost a year to get the removal of condition. So I'm not too worried. Also, can't go anywhere
                        Filing Type: Concurrent I-130, I-130A I-485 (I-693 + I-864), I-765
                        Package Sent: 3/12
                        PD: 3/14/
                        Checks Cashed: 3/27
                        NoAs via Email/Texts: 3/27
                        NoAs via Mail: 3/30
                        Biometric letter: 4/5
                        Biometric: 4/18
                        Ready to be schedule for an interview 4/24
                        Interview was scheduled 5/22
                        Letter for interview received 5/26
                        Interview schedule for 6/26 @12.30 pm
                        Green card approved after interview
                        Green Card being printed 6/27
                        Green Card received on July 5. Total of 115 Days since PD

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                        • #13
                          Originally posted by flyforever85 View Post
                          Wow that's great!

                          I sent everything in April, my fingerprints have been waived but still waiting, 223 days today since filing. From Philadelphia. A friend of mine (same nationality, italian) took almost a year to get the removal of condition. So I'm not too worried. Also, can't go anywhere
                          Yeah that's a great attitude to have!! I was shocked that mine moved so quickly. My Initial green card application took like a year and was expecting a similar timeline for this one

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                          • #14
                            Originally posted by hollyjollywood View Post
                            Hi peeps! i have a situation here pls help. i sent out the form for my husbands removal of condition today .. by honest mistake i thought since i am the petitioner before i was still the petitioner right now so i signed both petitioner and spouse on the for i-751 .. i’m so worried they might reject our petition form. what should i do? and i sent to direct to arizona p.o box per the websites right now.. i hope we’ re not into big trouble! i’m so anxious his green card is expiring next month. pls enlighten me!
                            USCIS will probably just reject it and send it back. If you haven't received it and you are running against the deadline, you should call to find out.

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                            • #15
                              Wow, I'm really jealous. I filed in December 2019 and it's been 398 days now with no word of biometrics skipped or case transferred. My case is at the Nebraska Service Center.

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