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I-751 filing fee

Petition to Remove Conditions on Residence — Remove green card conditions. Current USCIS filing fee, the online-vs-paper difference, and the other forms usually filed with it.

Filed online

$700

$50 cheaper than paper

Filed on paper

$750

General filing.

Fees shown are taken from USCIS Form G-1055, edition 05/29/26, verified by hand on 2026-07-11. USCIS changes fees without notice — confirm your exact total at the official USCIS fee calculator before you file. Filing fees only: they exclude attorney fees, premium processing, and Department of State fees.

A rejected package costs you this fee and the wait

USCIS returns a rejected filing with the fee — but you lose the months you already waited, and priority dates and status gaps do not pause while you refile. FormGuard checks a completed I-751 against the rejection reasons USCIS actually applies, before you mail it.

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What I-751 is for

Removes the conditions on a 2-year (conditional) green card so the holder becomes a permanent resident.

Conditional residents who got their green card through marriage, filing jointly with their spouse or with a waiver.

Paper or online?

Filing I-751 online costs $700 against $750 on paper — a $50 difference. Online filing also confirms receipt immediately and removes the risk of mailing to a superseded address. Not every applicant or category is eligible to file online; check the official form page below.

Official USCIS page for I-751 → · Where do I file it?

Filing fees only — they do not include attorney fees, premium processing, or fees collected by the Department of State. USCIS updates this schedule frequently. Always confirm your exact total at the official USCIS fee calculator before you file. FormGuard is an independent service and is not affiliated with USCIS or the U.S. government.