We recently received an approval for a joint I-751 we filed in fall 2015. I originally represented the couple with their marriage-based adjustment case. The wife had entered the United States legally but overstayed. The husband was a US citizen and they had met at work. They married after living together for a few years.
Because their marriage was less than two years old at the time of adjustment, she received a conditional resident card with a two year expiration.
After two years, they came back to me to handle the removal of conditions process. We prepared the evidence to show that the couple was still living together and the marriage was entered in good faith. A few months later, we received an interview notice. However, just a few days before the interview USCIS contacted me and canceled the interview. Today we received an approval of the I-751 application.
The couple is very excited and they plan to start the naturalization process for the wife within the next few months.
Because their marriage was less than two years old at the time of adjustment, she received a conditional resident card with a two year expiration.
After two years, they came back to me to handle the removal of conditions process. We prepared the evidence to show that the couple was still living together and the marriage was entered in good faith. A few months later, we received an interview notice. However, just a few days before the interview USCIS contacted me and canceled the interview. Today we received an approval of the I-751 application.
The couple is very excited and they plan to start the naturalization process for the wife within the next few months.
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