New E-Book Aims to Save U.S. Conditional Legal Permanent Residents Time, Stress, and Money

ATHENS, Ga. - Dec. 11, 2014 - PRLog -- Athens immigration attorney Alex Halow has published Removing Conditions on Residence (A Comprehensive Guide to USCIS Form I-751). Designed for the layperson, Halow’s book explains Form I-751 and answers common questions about it in clear, straightforward language. It includes step-by-step instructions for completing and filing Form I-751, explanations and checklists of supporting documents to include with it, sample cover letters and affidavit forms, and guidance for how to put everything together into a compelling case. He also covers special situations, where getting legal advice from an attorney is needed.

For a limited time (Thursday, December 11, 2014 through Monday, December 15, 2014), an e-book version of Removing Conditions on Residence, normally $14.99, will be available as a free download through Smashwords at http://www.smashwords.com/books/view/494281. Readers buying the e-book at Smashwords during this time can use coupon code GR54V to get a 100% discount at checkout.

While many general guides to immigration law exist, Removing Conditions on Residence is unique in its exclusive focus on Form I-751. It offers truly comprehensive guidance to a process that looks simple on its surface, but is filled with potential landmines for the unwary and uninformed.

More information about Removing Conditions on Residence (A Comprehensive Guide to USCIS Form I-751) is available at: http://www.alexhalow.com/?page_id=535

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About Alex Halow

Alex Halow is an immigration attorney in Athens, Georgia. He is a graduate of the University of Notre Dame, where he majored in English and Philosophy, and Cornell Law School. He is also a registered neutral with the Georgia Office of Dispute Resolution. He enjoys reading, disc golfing, and spending time with his wife and son.