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Copies of the front and back of your Permanent Resident Card; Copies of the front and back of the Permanent Resident Cards of any conditional resident children you are including in your petition (if applicable);

The I-751 affidavit is not mandatory, but it's strongly suggested by many attorneys. What's more, strong evidence of a bona fide marriage may help petitioners avoid the I-751 interview. Affidavits are most useful when the petitioner's evidence of a bona fide marriage is weak and possibly insufficient.

File a Well-Prepared Form I-751 Petition In fact, even waiver cases (petitions not filing jointly) may be approved without an interview when they are accompanied by sufficient supporting documentation to establish the bona fides of the marriage.

Who Needs an Affidavit of Support? You will need to provide an Affidavit of Support with your Form I-751 if you are a conditional permanent resident, and you want the conditions of your permanent residency to be removed.

When writing the affidavit, this is the preferred format: Full name and present address of the affiant. Date and place of birth. The relationship shared with the I-751 applicant and their spouse. Explanation of the relationship (two to three paragraphs about their relationship with you and your spouse)

Information About Your Children of the petition, must submit the following items with Form I-751: 1. Two passport-style photos for each petitioner and dependent, regardless of age. The passport photos must be color photographs.

While applying for a Green Card with I-130 Form, U.S. citizens must submit 4 (four) passport photos: 2 (two) passport photos of themselves and 2 (two) passport photos of the beneficiary, be it their spouse or a child.