Who Needs to File I-751?
- Have a conditional (2-year) green card from marriage
- Card shows CR1, CR6, CF1, or CF2 category
- File within 90-day window before card expires
- Can file jointly with spouse OR request a waiver
Our eligibility check covers:
- Your filing window status
- Joint filing vs waiver requirements
- Evidence needed for your situation
- Late filing implications
- Children to include on application
- Required supporting documents
Frequently Asked Questions
File within the 90-day window before your conditional green card expires. Our check calculates your exact filing window.
You can file with a waiver instead of jointly. You'll need to prove your marriage was genuine. Our check identifies what evidence you'll need.
You can still file, but you should do so immediately. Include an explanation for the delay. Our check flags late-filing situations.
Joint filing requires proof of ongoing marriage (joint accounts, leases, photos, etc.). Waivers require evidence specific to your situation. Our results include a personalized document checklist.
Children under 21 with conditional status can be included. Children 21+ must file separately.