For removing conditions on a marriage-based green card

Prepare your I-751. Right from your phone.

Scan your documents, check the details, and answer simple questions. Watch your answers come together on a draft of the form, without wrestling with a PDF.

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Independent DIY software. Not legal advice, and not a USCIS service.

Petition to Remove Conditions on ResidenceDepartment of Homeland Security

Form
I-751

Part 1. Information About You

1.a. Family NameRIVERA

1.b. Given NameMAYA

1.c. Middle Name

4. Date of Birth04/18/1992

5. Country of BirthPERU

Draft · not for filing

Permanent ResidentSample

9:41

Your green card

Front

Back

Check your details

Tap any field to correct it.

First nameMAYA

Middle name

Last nameRIVERA

Date of birth04/18/1992

Country of birthPERU

A-Number123456789

Card expires05/10/2026

Confirm details & continue

1Scan2Check3See it on the form

Added to your formPart 1 · Your legal name

Scan with your phone
Camera scanning in the mobile app. Uploads on the web.
You confirm every detail
Nothing from a scan becomes an answer until you say so.
Questions, not boxes
Plain-language topics instead of numbered form parts.
A live draft of the form
See where each answer lands on the official I-751.

Why it feels different

The form speaks in boxes. We ask like a person.

The official I-751 is organized for the people who process it. GreenCardFile reorganizes the work around your life: about you, your marriage, your home, your family. One clear question at a time.

Details you’ve already confirmed from your documents are skipped, so you only answer what’s still missing.

Part 1. Information About You, the Conditional Resident

1.a.Family Name
(Last Name)

1.b.Given Name
(First Name)

1.c.Middle Name

Other Names Used

List all other names you have ever used, including aliases, maiden names, and nicknames. If you need extra space…

2.a.Family Name
(Last Name)

7.Alien Registration Number (A-Number) (if any)

Page 1 of 11

About you

What is your full legal name?

Last name (family name)RIVERA

First name (given name)MAYA

Middle name (optional)

I have only one legal nameContinue

How it works

From the kitchen table to a finished draft.

Start with what you already have. A few documents and a little time is enough to begin.

01
Bring your documents.
Scan your green card and marriage certificate with the app’s camera, or upload files you already have. Front, back and every page stay together in your filing.
02
Check the details.
We read what we can from your scans. You compare, correct anything that’s off, and confirm. Your documents are a starting point, and your answers are yours.
03
Answer what’s left.
Guided questions skip what you’ve confirmed and focus on what’s missing. Need a break? Come back later and pick up where you left off.
04
See it on the form.
Open a draft of the official form any time to see exactly where your answers land. Change an answer and the draft follows.

Try it yourself

A place for every part.

Not another pile of paperwork. A clear view of what you have, what you’ve answered, and what’s next.

Interactive illustration with fictional details. Nothing you type here is uploaded or saved.

Your I-751 filing

Your documents

The important pieces, in one place.

Your green cardFront and back

Marriage certificateDetails checked

Life togetherEvidence you choose to include

2 files

Everything stays with this filing.

Phone first. Laptop welcome.

Your phone can be your paperwork desk.

No laptop nearby? Scan, check and answer everything on your phone. Want a bigger screen for the long questions? Link an email or Google account and continue the same filing on your computer. Your documents and answers come with you.

Coming to phone & web How phone preparation works

Straight answers

Clear about what we are. And what we’re not.

Immigration paperwork deserves honesty. Here is exactly where GreenCardFile helps, and where it stops.

GreenCardFile does

Keeps your documents, answers and form draft in one filing
Reads supported details from your green card and marriage certificate
Lets you check, correct and confirm every detail
Asks only what’s still missing, in plain language
Shows your answers on a draft of the official form
Syncs across phone and computer once your account is linked

GreenCardFile doesn’t

Give legal advice or decide whether you qualify
Judge whether your evidence is enough
Submit anything to USCIS
Produce a filing-ready petition today. The preview is a draft
Act for, or with, the U.S. government

For current instructions and fees, use the official USCIS I-751 page (opens in a new tab). For advice about your situation, talk to a qualified immigration attorney or accredited representative.

I-751

Removing conditions on your green card?

We’re starting with joint I-751 preparation for a marriage-based conditional green card: your documents, guided questions and a draft of the official form, in one workspace.

Explore I-751 preparation

Before you begin

Practical guides to organizing, scanning and checking your work.

Questions

A few things you might be wondering.

Clear answers before you start. Still unsure? The I-751 page covers the current scope in detail.

When can I start my filing?

GreenCardFile is launching soon, starting with joint I-751 preparation. The web and mobile apps are not publicly available yet. Join the launch notification list, or try the interactive tour with fictional details today.

What can I prepare with GreenCardFile?

We’re starting with I-751 joint-filing preparation. You can organize documents, work through guided questions, and see your answers in a draft of the form. Support for other filings is planned, but not available yet.

Is this a law firm or a government service?

Neither. GreenCardFile is an independent DIY paperwork organizer. We don’t provide legal advice, decide whether you qualify, or submit anything to USCIS. If you need advice about your situation, speak with a qualified immigration attorney or accredited representative.

Do I need all my documents before I begin?

You don’t need to gather your entire filing first. Having your green card and marriage certificate nearby gives you a useful starting point. You can return to your filing as you collect other documents; some steps need information or a document before you can continue.

Can I work on my phone and computer?

Yes. Link your filing to an email or Google account to return to the same work on another device. A guest session alone does not give you access across devices.

Do I get to check the details from my documents?

Always. You review and can edit the details before they become answers in your filing. Your confirmation matters, and you can return to change your answers later.

Can I submit the form from GreenCardFile?

No. GreenCardFile does not file with USCIS. The current form preview is an unsigned draft, not a filing-ready petition. You remain responsible for checking the current official instructions and completing the filing requirements.

Can I try it without sharing my information?

Yes. The product tour on this website uses fictional details and needs no sign-in. It does not create a filing, upload documents, or save what you type. Please use sample information, not your own personal details.

A little order goes a long way.

Make room for your next chapter.

Bring your documents, answers and I-751 draft together. Start on your phone or computer, and take it one step at a time.

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