I-751 question

[totup]

My (K1) wifes AOS expires on 05/21/09. My (K2) stepson's AOS expires on 07/06/09, and is thus within 90 days of my wifes. I will file the I-751 to remove conditional status for them together (so that I won't have to pay the $465 fee twice). Do I use my wifes expiration date when determining when to file (within 90 days of expiration ... the earliest I can file being 02/20/09)? I'm hoping that I don't have to use her son's expiration date since I then won't be able to file until early March. Does anyone know for sure which date I need to use? Thank you.

[Richard & Li]

I'm not speaking from experience. But, if they need to be filed within 90 days of expiration, you'll probably have to use your son's date.

 

BTW: Were you successful teaching your son to shovel snow? Each time my son does it, my driveway is significantly narrower.

[totup]

He shovel's if asked otherwise he just stays on his computer in his room. He seems to shovel ok when he does it.

 

Is there anyone who knows for sure if I use my wifes expiration date or my stepsons date that is later? I thought it was the date of my wifes AOS expiration but I could be wrong. Thanks.

[Randy W]

He shovel's if asked otherwise he just stays on his computer in his room. He seems to shovel ok when he does it.

 

Is there anyone who knows for sure if I use my wifes expiration date or my stepsons date that is later? I thought it was the date of my wifes AOS expiration but I could be wrong. Thanks.

 

 

It MUST be within 90 days for BOTH - giving you a window of 4/6 to 5/21.

[MikeXiao]

Randy is right. If you want to file for both, both need to be within the 90 days.