Frequently Asked Questions About U.S. Conditional Residence

What Are the Chances USCIS Will Call Me in for I-751 Interview?

USCIS only calls in a minority of applicants for I-751 interviews--but it depends on the facts of your case.

How Does Conditional Resident Living Abroad File I-751?

Complications when filing from another country to remove the conditions on residence.

I Had Conditional Residence, But Turned in Form I-751 Late: Am I Illegal?

A late-filed I-751 application to remove the conditions on residence may work, depending on whether your case has been transferred to immigration court for removal proceedings.

Can my U.S. wife deport me to Australia if we divorce?

What happens if the marriage falls apart during the period of conditional residence.

As a Conditional Resident, What If I Divorce While I-751 Pending at USCIS?

Dealing with awkward timing, when divorce proceedings are begun after the filing of the I-751.

What Happens If USCIS Denies I-751 Petition for a Permanent Green Card?

There is no appeal from the denial of an I-751. USCIS (U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services) will next refer the case for removal proceedings in Immigration Court, at which time a judge will again consider the immigrant's case for a permanent green card.

Fiance and Marriage Visas: A Couple's Guide to U.S. Immigration

This comprehensive guide to obtaining a marriage-based green card also covers applying to remove the conditions on residence.