Form I-751 Preparation
Form I-751, Petition to Remove Conditions on Residence, is used by certain conditional permanent residents seeking to remove the conditions on their permanent resident status.
Global Apostille Group provides administrative assistance completing Form I-751 using information and supporting documents supplied by the client.
Filing Fee & Processing Time
USCIS fees and processing times can change. The information below reflects current published USCIS guidance and should be confirmed again before filing.
$750
The current general USCIS filing fee for Form I-751 is $750. Certain applicants may qualify for a fee exemption or fee waiver depending on their filing category and circumstances.
Varies by Case
USCIS processing times vary depending on workload, case complexity, requests for additional evidence, interviews, and the office handling the case. USCIS updates its processing-time information regularly.
USCIS's national historical median for Form I-751 in fiscal year 2026 through June 30, 2026 was approximately 22.8 months. This is historical data, not a guarantee of how long a specific petition will take.
Documents That May Be Required
Supporting evidence varies by filing basis and individual circumstances. The items below are examples only and are subject to review.
Permanent Resident Card
Copies of the conditional resident's Permanent Resident Card and other relevant USCIS documentation.
Joint Residence
Leases, mortgages, property records, utility statements, correspondence, or other evidence showing a shared residence.
Joint Financial Records
Joint bank statements, credit accounts, insurance policies, tax records, or other evidence showing shared financial activity.
Family Records
Birth certificates of children, family-related records, photographs, and other documentation reflecting a shared life.
Affidavits
Statements from individuals with personal knowledge of the relationship may be included when appropriate.
Additional Case-Specific Evidence
Divorce decrees, death certificates, criminal-history records, waiver-related evidence, or other documents may be required depending on the circumstances.
Global Apostille Group provides administrative document-preparation assistance only. Evidence requirements, waiver eligibility, and legal strategy should be reviewed with a licensed immigration attorney when legal analysis is necessary.
Form I-751 FAQs
Common questions about administrative preparation of Form I-751, Petition to Remove Conditions on Residence.
When should a jointly filed Form I-751 be submitted?
A jointly filed Form I-751 is generally filed during the 90-day period immediately before the second anniversary of the date conditional permanent resident status was granted.
What is the current USCIS filing fee?
The current general USCIS filing fee for Form I-751 is $750. Certain filing categories may qualify for an exemption or fee waiver. USCIS fees should always be confirmed immediately before filing.
How long does Form I-751 take?
Processing time varies. USCIS updates its case-processing information regularly, and individual cases may take longer depending on workload, interviews, requests for evidence, transfers, or case-specific issues.
Do I need to submit proof of my marriage?
Jointly filed petitions generally include documentation showing that the marriage was entered into in good faith. The appropriate evidence depends on the couple's circumstances and may include shared residence, financial, insurance, tax, family, and other records.
What if I am divorced or no longer filing with my spouse?
Form I-751 includes certain waiver provisions that may allow qualifying conditional residents to file without their spouse. Because determining waiver eligibility involves legal analysis, clients in these circumstances should consult a licensed immigration attorney before proceeding.
What if I have been arrested or have a complicated immigration history?
We recommend consulting a licensed immigration attorney before filing when a case involves arrests, criminal history, removal proceedings, prior immigration violations, prior denials, or other issues requiring legal analysis.
Does Global Apostille Group provide legal advice?
No. Global Apostille Group is not a law firm and does not provide legal advice or legal representation. Our service is limited to administrative form preparation using information and documents supplied by the client.