Enter your Family Name, Given Name and Middle Name exactly as they appear in your current legal records.

List all other names ever used, including aliases, maiden names and nicknames. Use Part 11 if additional space is required.

Enter your actual date of birth exactly as supported by your identity records.

Enter the country where you were born.

Provide all current countries of citizenship or nationality that apply.

Enter the A-Number assigned to you. This is normally shown on your Permanent Resident Card.

Enter your U.S. Social Security Number if one has been issued. Do not enter a foreign national identification or tax number.

Enter your USCIS Online Account Number if one has been assigned. This is different from your A-Number and receipt number.

Provide the complete address where USCIS correspondence should be sent, including In Care Of Name where applicable, street number and name, apartment, suite or floor, city, state, ZIP Code, province, postal code and country.

If your residence is different from your mailing address, provide the actual address where you physically live.

Enter the legal date of the marriage through which you obtained conditional residence.

Enter the location where the qualifying marriage legally took place.

If the marriage ended through divorce or the spouse's death, provide the legal termination date requested by the form.

Enter the expiration date of your conditional permanent resident status as shown on your Permanent Resident Card.

Select this when your conditional residence was based on your qualifying marriage and you are filing Form I-751 together with that spouse.

A conditional resident child may select this option when unable to be included on a joint petition filed by the parent and the parent's U.S. citizen or lawful permanent resident spouse.

Joint filing should be supported by evidence showing the qualifying marriage was entered in good faith and that the couple established a genuine married life.

Select this basis if the U.S. citizen or lawful permanent resident spouse through whom you obtained conditional residence has died.

The petition should still establish that the marriage was entered in good faith.

Submit the required civilly registered death certificate and a complete certified English translation if the document is not in English.

This basis applies when the qualifying marriage was genuine when entered, but later legally terminated through divorce or annulment.

Provide the legal divorce decree or annulment document showing that the qualifying marriage has ended.

Select the applicable basis when you entered the qualifying marriage in good faith and, during the marriage, you were battered or subjected to extreme cruelty by the U.S. citizen or lawful permanent resident spouse.

A qualifying conditional resident child may have an individual filing basis when the parent entered the marriage in good faith and the child was battered or subjected to extreme cruelty by the stepparent or conditional resident parent, as described by the form.

Select this basis when termination of conditional permanent resident status and removal from the United States would result in extreme hardship under the applicable I-751 waiver standard.

Provide the person's Family Name, Given Name and Middle Name.

Enter the actual date of birth.

Enter the person's U.S. Social Security Number if applicable.

Enter the person's A-Number if one exists.

Provide the complete physical residence address requested by the current form.

For each child, enter Family Name, Given Name and Middle Name.

Provide the child's actual date of birth.

Enter the child's A-Number if one has been assigned.

Where required, provide the child's complete physical address, including city, state, ZIP Code, province, postal code and country.

Select all race categories that apply from the options on the current form.

Enter height in feet and inches as requested.

Enter weight in pounds.

Select the applicable eye-color option.

Select the applicable hair-color option.

Indicate whether you read and understood every question and instruction yourself or whether an interpreter read them to you.

Indicate when another person prepared the petition for you and complete the corresponding preparer section.

Provide your current daytime telephone number.

Provide your mobile number where applicable.

Provide your current email address where applicable.

Read and understand the acknowledgement concerning any USCIS Application Support Center appointment and biometrics requirements.

By signing, you certify under penalty of perjury that your answers and supporting documents are complete, true and correct.

For an applicable joint filing, the spouse or individual listed in Part 4 completes their statement, contact information, certification and signature.

Provide the spouse's or applicable individual's daytime telephone number.

Provide the mobile telephone number where applicable.

Provide the email address where applicable.

The spouse or applicable individual confirms whether they read the petition themselves or used an interpreter and certifies that the information provided is complete, true and correct.

The spouse or applicable individual signs and dates the section when required.

Provide the interpreter's Family Name and Given Name.

Provide the business or organization name where applicable.

Provide the interpreter's complete mailing address.

Provide telephone and email information as requested.

The interpreter certifies fluency in English and the language used to interpret the petition.

The interpreter signs and dates the certification.

Provide the preparer's Family Name and Given Name.

Provide the preparer's organization or business name where applicable.

Provide the full mailing address, telephone numbers and email address requested by the form.

If the preparer is an attorney or accredited representative, complete the applicable representation information and submit Form G-28 where required.

The preparer certifies that the petition was prepared at the petitioner's request using information supplied or authorized by the petitioner, then signs and dates the section.

Provide your identifying information at the top of Part 11.

For every additional explanation, identify exactly which Page Number, Part Number and Item Number the information relates to.

If Part 11 does not provide enough space, follow the USCIS instructions for additional sheets and clearly identify the related question.

Provide the required copy of your conditional Permanent Resident Card and cards for conditional resident children included in the petition where applicable.

Submit evidence demonstrating that the marriage was genuine, which can include records showing shared residence, joint finances, joint obligations, insurance, tax records, children, travel, correspondence, photographs and other evidence of the marital relationship.

Where available, include leases, mortgages, utility records, official correspondence or other evidence showing shared residence.

Examples can include joint bank accounts, tax filings, insurance policies, loans, credit obligations, property records and other genuine shared financial records.

Where applicable, include birth certificates for children born to the marriage or other relevant family records.

Provide the final legal decree terminating the qualifying marriage.

Provide the civilly registered death certificate of the qualifying spouse.

Provide relevant evidence supporting the claimed battery or extreme cruelty and evidence that the marriage was entered in good faith. The evidence available varies significantly by case.

Provide documents and declarations supporting the claimed extreme hardship under the applicable statutory standard.

Where useful, affidavits may be submitted from people who personally know the couple and can describe relevant facts about the relationship.

If your case history requires criminal or court records, follow the current USCIS instructions concerning certified dispositions and related documentation.

Foreign-language documents submitted to USCIS must include a complete English translation and the translator certification required by USCIS.