I-751 Petition to Remove Conditions on Residence
Remove the conditions on your green card with guided I-751 prep
We calculate your exact 90-day filing window from your card, walk you through the petition in plain English, and run 8 checks over your answers before you file.
No account, no card. Money-back guarantee.
- Free eligibility check
- 8 pre-filing checks
- Money-back guarantee
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- $129All-inclusive price
- 8Pre-filing checks
- 90 daysFiling window, calculated
- 100%Money-back guarantee
DEADLINE
Your filing window is exactly 90 days. File one day early and USCIS returns the packet. File after your card expires without a good reason and you risk removal proceedings. We calculate your open and close dates from your card so you do not have to.
Filing paths
How are you filing?
Four routes, and the evidence each one needs. The free eligibility check confirms which is yours.
- Jointly with your spouseThe standard route. You both sign, and you submit evidence that the marriage is still real.MOST COMMONCheck eligibility
- Waiver after divorceThe marriage ended but it was genuine. You file alone, with proof it was real when it began plus your divorce decree.FILE ANY TIMECheck eligibility
- Waiver after abuseYou can file alone if your spouse subjected you to battery or extreme cruelty during the marriage. There is no filing fee on this route.FEE EXEMPTCheck eligibility
- After your spouse diedYou can file alone with evidence the marriage was real while they were alive.FILE ANY TIMECheck eligibility
What you get
Everything you need to remove your conditions
You answer questions. We handle the form, the checks, and the evidence list.
Your exact filing window
We read the expiration date off your card and give you the day the window opens and the day it closes.
- FLAGSHIP
8 pre-filing checks
The checks that catch what gets petitions rejected or sent back for more evidence. Free to see.
Plain-English questions
Every I-751 question rewritten so you know what USCIS is asking for.
Evidence list for your route
Joint filing and each waiver need different proof. Yours is built from your answers.
How it works
Prepare your I-751 in four steps
Most people finish in one sitting. Your answers save as you go.
Check your window
Enter your card's expiration date and your filing route. Free, and no account needed.
Answer the questions
Work through the petition in plain English, including the evidence questions for your route.
Read your report
All 8 checks, what passed, what needs attention, and how to fix it. Still free.
File it
Download your finished I-751 and evidence list. File online through your USCIS account, or mail the paper packet.
Pre-filing audit
See every check before you file
Every I-751 runs through the same 8 checks. You see the full report, every flag and every fix, before you pay anything.
Timing and eligibility
- Filing window, to the day
- Filing basis matches your route
Your marriage
- Qualifying marriage and bona-fide evidence
Your history
- Address history
- Criminal history
- Removal and deportation
Form integrity
- Required fields complete
- Field content validation
Compare your options
Three ways to file your I-751
What you get, what it costs, and where each option leaves you.
Swipe to compare all three
| Feature | Do it yourself | Immiva | Traditional immigration attorney |
|---|---|---|---|
| What you pay to prepare it | Do it yourselfFree | Immiva$129 | Traditional immigration attorney$1,500 and up |
| The form itself | Do it yourselfYesThe blank USCIS form, free to download | ImmivaYesYour I-751, filled in from your answers | Traditional immigration attorneyYesFilled in for you |
| Your filing window | Do it yourselfNoYou count the 90 days yourself | ImmivaYesBoth dates, calculated from your card | Traditional immigration attorneyPartlyUsually, if you supply the card |
| Error checking | Do it yourselfNoNone. You find out from the rejection notice | ImmivaYes8 checks, shown to you before you pay | Traditional immigration attorneyYesA person reads it |
| Evidence for your route | Do it yourselfNoGeneric checklists you find online | ImmivaYesBuilt for joint filing or your specific waiver | Traditional immigration attorneyYesTailored to you |
| What it costs you upfront | Do it yourselfYesNothing | ImmivaYes$129, and only after you see the report | Traditional immigration attorneyNoA retainer before anything starts |
| How long it takes you | Do it yourselfNoDays of reading instructions | ImmivaYesUsually one sitting | Traditional immigration attorneyNoWeeks of back and forth |
Your complete I-751 packet
The petition, your filing window, the pre-filing report, your evidence list, and filing instructions.
$129One flat fee. The USCIS filing fee is separate and paid to the government.
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Common questions
I-751 questions, answered
What people ask before they start.
Can I file Form I-751 online?
Yes. USCIS accepts the I-751 through an online account, and it still takes paper filings by mail. We prepare your petition to work either way: file it online, or print the packet and mail it to the address we give you.
When exactly can I file?
In the 90 days before your conditional green card expires. Not a day earlier. We read the expiration date off your card and give you both the opening and closing date.
Can I file after a divorce, after abuse, or after my spouse died?
Yes. Each is a waiver, you file alone, and there is no 90-day window: you can file at any time. The evidence differs for each, and we build the list from your answers.
What proves the marriage was real?
Shared finances, a shared home, children, insurance, travel, photos, and statements from people who know you both. Which of these you need depends on your route and how long you were together.
Do I need a lawyer for the I-751?
Not usually, and you do not have to guess. We ask about your filing route, the evidence you have, and your history, then show you what needs attention before you file. Two things are worth a lawyer's time first: an open immigration court case, or a petition USCIS denied before. Your answers tell us if either applies, and we say so.
Can I apply for citizenship while my I-751 is pending?
Often yes. The N-400 has a three-year marriage route and a five-year route, and a pending I-751 does not stop you from filing on either one. USCIS may even decide both cases at the same interview. We prepare the N-400 too, so you do not need to go elsewhere for it.
I-751 guides
Read this before you file
Evidence, timing, and what to do when something goes wrong.
- I-751 Guide 2026: Remove Conditions on Your Green CardWho must file, when to file, joint vs. waiver, and everything in between. Written in plain English.Complete Guide
- I-751 Document Checklist & Bona Fide Marriage EvidenceWhat USCIS values most, ranked by evidence strength. What to do if you lack joint accounts or a shared lease.Evidence
- I-751 Processing Time 2026: 24 Months and RisingService center wait times, monthly USCIS backlog data, and what the 48-month extension means for you.Processing
- I-751 Filed Late or Missed the Deadline? What to DoHow to file after your card expires, what counts as good cause, and how to avoid removal proceedings.Late Filing
- I-751 RFE Response: How to Reply Without Re-FilingWhat a Request for Evidence means, how to respond, and how to strengthen a thin marriage record.RFE
- I-751 Denied? Your 4 Recovery Options ExplainedMotion to reopen, refile, or immigration court review. What happens next and how to recover.Denial