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Filing an I-751 while living abroad, but willing to travel to the US for biometrics. Which address to use, and should we submit tax returns?
Asked on Aug 24th, 2015 on Immigration - Maryland
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Green card holder with US citizen spouse. Need to file I-751 for removal of conditions. Replies to any/all of the following would help: 1. Should the US mailing or foreign address be used? Foreign address is more honest but may cause application to be put on hold unless accompanied by a letter stating willingness to travel. 2. Submit Joint Tax Filings? Is it necessary or are photos, joint travel itineraries, joint bank statements, joint credit card accounts, mirrored beneficiary selections, and affidavits likely to be sufficient?
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Permanent Resident must have and be able tpo prove an intention to reside mostly in the USA and make the USA its home country. Without that intention, the status would be considered abandoned, precisely the scenario you have described. That applies to Conditional Permanent Residents too.
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Answered on Aug 25th, 2015 at 3:59 PM