Applying for my 2 GreenCard through marriage. My husband hasn’t done his taxes. Can I still get approved?
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Applying for my 2 GreenCard through marriage. My husband hasn’t done his taxes. Can I still get approved?
I have to send my I-751 for to USCIS to remove the conditions my permanent resident status. I have all the documents ready and did my taxes. Although my husband is falling behind on this aspect.
Can I still send in all the papers and have no problems?
Thanks in advance.
Asked on September 26, 2017 under Immigration Law, New Jersey
Answers:
SB Member California Bar / FreeAdvice Contributing Attorney
Answered 6 years ago | Contributor
Yes, you can submit all the paperwork but it is a good idea for your husband to complete all of his as well so that there are no delays in the adjudication. You have to submit all the supporting documentation with your application so that you can hopefully waive the interview. If the documentation is not submitted, you will most likely be called up for an interview and will have to present all that evidence at that time.
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