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.

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.

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.