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This is Green Card Applicant’s Information

• Name
  • Self Explanatory
• Date of Birth
  • Self Explanatory
• Country of Birth
  • Self Explanatory
• Country of Citizenship
  • Self Explanatory
• A# is Alien Registration #
  • This is the 9-digit “A#” that was listed on the USPS Mailer, under “IMPORTANT INFORMATION – SAVE THIS MAILER” section, that your green card arrived in
    • If you didn’t save the mailer, enter the number that appears on your green card as “USCIS #”. They’re essentially the same.
• U.S. Social Security Number (if any)
  • Write down your Social Security Number (SSN), if you have one
  • Leave blank if you don’t have a SSN
• Contact Information
  • Best phone number to reach you at
  • E-Mail address – Leave blank if you don’t have one
• Marital Status
  • Self Explanatory
  • Conditional Residence Expires On
    • Refer to your conditional green card’s expiration date
• Physical Address
  • Self Explanatory
• Mailing Address
  • Leave this blank if your mailing address is the same as your physical address
• Additional Information
  • Self Explanatory

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This is Green Card Applicant’s Information

• Join Filing
  • Select 1a if you’re still married to the same person, during the time of filing I-485
  • Select 1b if you’re the child of the parent, and the parrent is married to the same person during the time of filing I-485
• Waive Filing Request
  • If you don’t qualify for 1a or 1b, select the appropriate option in this section.
  • We highly recommend consulting an immigration attorney, if you fall into this situation

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This is U.S. Citizen’s Information

1. Relationship
   • Self Explanatory
2.  Name
   • Self Explanatory
3. Date of Birth
   • Self Explanatory
4. U.S. Social Security #
   • “None” if you don’t have one
5. A# is Alien Registration #
   • U.S. Born Citizen
     • Write “N/A”
   • Naturalized U.S. Citizens
     • Refer to your Certificate of Naturalization
       • Put down the Alien # here, and not your Certificate #.
         • Alien # starts with A
         • They’re both listed on your certificate, so be careful.
   • Children to U.S. Citizen parents born outside of U.S.
     • Refer to your Certificate of Citizenship
       • Put down the Alien # here, and not your Certificate #.
         • They’re both listed on your certificate and both start with A, so be extra careful
         • The certificate number is one on the top, printed in RED
         • The other is your USCIS Registration Number (Alien Number)
6. Physical Address
   • Self Explanatory

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This is your Children’s Information

Leave blank if you don’t have children. If you have child(ren), then proceed.

1. Name
   • Self Explanatory
2. Date of Birth
   • Self Explanatory
3. A# is Alien Registration #
   • “N/A”, if not applicable
   • U.S. Born Citizen
     • Write “N/A”
   • Naturalized U.S. Citizens
     • Refer to your Certificate of Naturalization
       • Put down the Alien # here, and not your Certificate #.
         • Alien # starts with A
         • They’re both listed on your certificate, so be careful.
   • Children to U.S. Citizen parents born outside of U.S.
     • Refer to your Certificate of Citizenship
       • Put down the Alien # here, and not your Certificate #.
         • They’re both listed on your certificate and both start with A, so be extra careful
         • The certificate number is one on the top, printed in RED
         • The other is your USCIS Registration Number (Alien Number)
4. Physical Address
   • Self Explanatory
5. Is child living with you?
   • Self Explanatory
6. Is child applying with you?
   • Self Explanatory

Fill out information for any additional child(ren) you have.

• If you have more than 5 children, attach additional sheet and furnish information for every child
• Once every child’s information has been entered, leave any unused child sub-section blank

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1. Self explanatory
2. Self explanatory
3. Self explanatory
4. If answered yes,  for 1, 2, or 3, provide additional information as necessary

1. Green Card Holder
   • Signature
   • Write name in capital letters
2. Date of Signature
   • Date when signed
3. U.S. Citizen
   • Signature
   • Write name in capital letters
4. Date of Signature
   • Date when signed

Leave this section blank unless prepared by anyone else than applicant or spouse.

1. Signature of Preparer
   • Self Explanatory
2. Date of Signature
   • Self Explanatory
3. Preparer’s Full Name
   • Self Explanatory
4. Preparer’s Business or Organization Name
   • Self Explanatory
5. Preparer’s Mailing Address
   • Self Explanatory
6. Preparer’s Contact Information
   • Self Explanatory
7. Preparer’s Email Address (if any)
   • Self Explanatory

Form I-751 has to be filed by the conditional resident (Green Card holder) to apply to remove the conditions on his or her residence.

In this case viz. Marriage based Green Card, the conditional Green Card holder has to file Form I-751.

Detailed field level Form I-751 instructions can be found in Form I-751 Instructions section above.

• If the green card holder is filing Form I-751 petition jointly with their spouse, Form I-751 must be filed during the 90 day period immediately before the conditional residence expires.
  • Use this USCIS page to calculate the eligibility date for filing Form I-751

• If the green card holder is filing this petition with a request that joint filing requirements be waived, it can be filed any time after conditional resident has been granted and before removal from the U.S.

Per USCIS, you may apply for Form I-751 waiver of joint filing requirements if:

• You entered the marriage in good faith, but your spouse subsequently died;
• You entered the marriage in good faith, but the marriage was later terminated due to divorce or annulment;
• You entered the marriage in good faith, but you have been battered or subject to extreme cruelty by your petitioning
• spouse; or
• Your conditional resident parent entered the marriage in good faith, but you have been battered or subject to extreme
• cruelty by your parent’s U.S. citizen or permanent resident spouse or by your conditional resident parent; or
• The termination of your status and removal would result in extreme hardship.