Can You Work While Form I-751 Is Pending? Yes, you can work while your Form I-751 (Petition to Remove Conditions on Residence) is pending, as long as your conditional green card status is still valid. When you file Form I-751 on time (before your conditional green card expires), USCIS automatically extends your permanent resident status [...]

Do Asylees Have to Pay for Form I-485? Yes, asylees generally must pay the required fees when filing Form I-485, Application to Register Permanent Residence or Adjust Status. Unlike refugees—who are exempt from these fees—asylees are not automatically exempt and are expected to pay both the filing fee and the biometric services fee. Fee Waiver [...]

Does Form I-751 Require an Interview? An interview is typically required for Form I-751, Petition to Remove Conditions on Residence. This interview allows U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) to verify the legitimacy of the marriage and ensure that the conditional permanent resident did not obtain status through fraud. However, USCIS may waive the interview [...]

What Happens if Form I-751 Is Denied? If your Form I-751 (Petition to Remove Conditions on Residence) is denied, the consequences are serious. A denial means that USCIS has determined you are no longer eligible to remain in the U.S. as a conditional permanent resident. As a result, your conditional green card status is terminated, [...]

What Evidence Is Needed for Removal of Conditions in I-751?  To successfully file Form I-751 (Petition to Remove Conditions on Residence), you must provide evidence that your marriage is bona fide (real and ongoing).  Here’s a list of commonly accepted documents: 1. Proof of Shared Life Together Joint lease or mortgage agreements Utility bills with [...]

How Long Does It Take to Get Removal of Conditions? The processing time for Form I-751, Petition to Remove Conditions on Residence, typically ranges from 17 to 33 months, according to EMP Law Firm and recent USCIS data. However, the exact duration can vary depending on several factors, including the USCIS service centre handling your [...]

 What Is the Meaning of the Removal of Conditions?The removal of conditions is the process by which a person with a conditional green card—usually valid for 2 years—applies to become a permanent green card holder with full rights for 10 years. This mainly applies to individuals who obtained their green card through marriage to a [...]

Can You Sue for Immigration Fraud? Yes, in some cases, you can sue for immigration fraud, particularly if you have suffered financial loss, emotional distress, or other damages due to someone’s fraudulent actions related to immigration processes. Immigration fraud can involve individuals, such as a spouse who commits marriage fraud, or professionals like immigration consultants [...]

How Do I Anonymously Report Someone to Immigration USA? If you suspect someone is violating U.S. immigration laws, you can anonymously report them to immigration authorities through official channels. The U.S. government offers secure and confidential methods for individuals to report suspected immigration fraud, visa violations, or unlawful presence. Depending on the nature of the [...]

What Happens If You Report Someone for Immigration Fraud? Reporting someone for immigration fraud is a serious action that can lead to significant legal consequences for the person being reported. Here’s what typically happens after you make a report: 1. Investigation Is Initiated Once a report is filed with immigration authorities—such as USCIS, ICE (in [...]