I-751 — Removal of Conditions
Remove conditions on your green card — with preparation that proves your marriage over time
The I-751 petition removes the conditions on your permanent residence by demonstrating that your marriage is genuine and ongoing. Delays often happen when documentation is incomplete, inconsistent, or does not clearly reflect the relationship over time.
We prepare your case with structure and continuity — ensuring your evidence supports your marriage from the beginning through the present.
99%
Client Satisfaction
10+ Years
Immigration Experience
5K+
Cases Supported
Built For Permanent Status Protection
This is not just a filing — it is a review of your relationship across the entire conditional period.
- Insufficient joint evidence can raise concerns
- Gaps in documentation can trigger RFEs
- Inconsistent records can create doubt
- Poor preparation can lead to interview requests
Differentiation
Prepared for long-term relationship evidence and review
Most I-751 issues arise because evidence is submitted without structure or continuity.
Relationship evidence organized over time
We guide how your documentation reflects the progression of your marriage clearly.
Continuity across all records
Your case is prepared so documents support each other without contradictions.
Gaps identified and addressed early
We review your case to strengthen areas that may raise questions.
Prepared for interview-level scrutiny
Your case is built with the understanding that it may be reviewed in detail.
System
A structured process from petition to final decision
An I-751 case requires careful preparation of relationship evidence and consistency across all documentation. We manage your case so it is clear, complete, and ready for review.
Pre-filing case review and evidence planning
We prepare your case before submission to avoid gaps or inconsistencies.
Structured evidence organization
Your documentation is arranged to present a clear and consistent timeline.
Case monitoring and response readiness
We guide your case through each stage and prepare for any follow-up requests.
Prepared before review, not after
We focus on strengthening your case before it is questioned.
Fees & Structure
Protect Your Permanent Residence.
FLAT FEE
Standard
Attorney-Prepared Filing
Begin with
$600
/Retainer
- $900 before USCIS submission
Service Includes:
Eligibility & Filing Window Review
We confirm 90-day filing window compliance and identify late filing risk factors if applicable.
Joint Petition Evidence Strategy
We structure bona fide marriage documentation demonstrating continued marital relationship.
Form I-751 Preparation
We prepare and review Form I-751 with organized supporting documentation.
Documentation Consistency Review
We cross-check prior I-130/I-485 filings to prevent inconsistencies.
Interview Preparation Guidance
We provide structured preparation if USCIS schedules an interview.
Pricing Note: Fees apply to one applicant only. Additional dependents are $350–$500 each. Please contact us before payment if your case includes multiple applicants.
FLAT FEE
Priority
Enhanced Attorney Representation
Begin with
$800
/Retainer
- $1,300 before USCIS submission
Service Includes Everything in Standard, Plus:
G-28 Formal Representation
We enter appearance before USCIS and receive official correspondence.
Direct USCIS Communication Handling
We manage procedural notices and structured agency responses.
Advanced Evidence Positioning
We refine documentation to proactively address potential scrutiny factors.
Priority Case Management
Accelerated review cycles and structured milestone tracking.
Enhanced Interview Strategy Session
We conduct detailed preparation simulating USCIS questioning patterns.
Pricing Note: Fees apply to one applicant only. Additional dependents are $350–$500 each. Please contact us before payment if your case includes multiple applicants.
The process felt overwhelming before I found Immigrationservice.com. Their structured approach and clear communication made everything much easier. I always knew what the next step was.
Ahmed
Client
Forms & Process
Government filing fees, medical examinations, and travel expenses are separate. RFEs, waivers, Adjustment of Status, and complex admissibility issues require separate engagement.
Key Forms
- Form I-751 — Petition to Remove Conditions
- Form G-28 — Notice of Entry of Appearance (Priority only)
- Supporting Bona Fide Marriage Evidence
- Joint financial documentation
- Lease / mortgage documentation
- Affidavits (if applicable)
- Permanent Resident Card (Conditional Green Card)
Process Overview
- Step 1 — Filing Window & Eligibility Review
- Step 2 — Evidence Strategy Development
- Step 3 — I-751 Preparation & Submission
- Step 4 — Receipt Notice & Status Extension
- Step 5 — Biometrics Appointment
- Step 6 — Interview (if scheduled)
- Step 7 — Approval & 10-Year Green Card Issuance
Frequently Asked Questions
Your questions deserve clear answers.
What is Form I-751?
It removes conditions from a two-year marriage-based green card.
When must I file I-751?
Within 90 days before your conditional green card expires.
What happens if I file late?
Late filings may require explanation and risk status complications.
Is an interview required?
Not always. USCIS may waive the interview.
What evidence is required?
Joint financial records, shared residence documentation, and proof of ongoing marriage.
Can I travel while I-751 is pending?
Yes, with proper documentation including receipt notice and valid passport.
How long does I-751 take?
Processing times vary depending on USCIS workload.
What if we divorced?
A waiver filing may be required under separate eligibility criteria.
Does I-751 grant citizenship?
No. It grants a 10-year permanent resident card.
What if I receive an RFE?
A structured response is required; representation may be necessary.
