evidence for removal conditions

[haiti509 0]

Hi everyone,

I got my conditional green card in may of this year, I will have to apply for the removal at the end of february 2011. My problem is that my husband ( who is the us citizen) and I do not have a bank joint account due to the fact he has a very bad credit and owes the bank, his car has been repossed and the list goes on he lost his job in april of last year.....in the contrary I have a very good credit we just bought a car but it's on my name. We have a lease in both our name, we file for joint tax return, utilities bills has both name and we have pic of us.....

My question is do you think not having a bank account together is problem? do they do an interview for the removal procedure?

Thank you GOD bless you all.....

[Darrenuk 0]

Although there is never any guarantee as to what evidence USCIS will or will not accept I think you should be fine.

As long as the rest of the evidence that you provide is strong then you should not have any problems. The most important evidence that they look for seems to be joint tax returns and evidence of living together (e.g. joint lease or mortgage).

With regards to interviews - these are very uncommon when filing an I-751. Some people are called for an interview but most people are approved without. I have just been approved, having filed my Removal of Conditions application in October and like many was not called for an interview.

Hope this helps.

[merijan 0]

Hi everyone,

I got my conditional green card in may of this year, I will have to apply for the removal at the end of february 2011. My problem is that my husband ( who is the us citizen) and I do not have a bank joint account due to the fact he has a very bad credit and owes the bank, his car has been repossed and the list goes on he lost his job in april of last year.....in the contrary I have a very good credit we just bought a car but it's on my name. We have a lease in both our name, we file for joint tax return, utilities bills has both name and we have pic of us.....

My question is do you think not having a bank account together is problem? do they do an interview for the removal procedure?

Thank you GOD bless you all.....

I am the usa citizen , I have bad credit. I dont have a checking account. My husband does. We own a car in both our names, and some bills are in his name, some in my name we sent them showing both at the same address, and a letter explaining why I was not on the checking account, we sent pics and letters from friends and family.

We got the 10 year green card yesterday. And we applied in October. So I dont think it will be a problem

[v333k 59]

Hi everyone,

I got my conditional green card in may of this year, I will have to apply for the removal at the end of february 2011. My problem is that my husband ( who is the us citizen) and I do not have a bank joint account due to the fact he has a very bad credit and owes the bank, his car has been repossed and the list goes on he lost his job in april of last year.....in the contrary I have a very good credit we just bought a car but it's on my name. We have a lease in both our name, we file for joint tax return, utilities bills has both name and we have pic of us.....

My question is do you think not having a bank account together is problem? do they do an interview for the removal procedure?

Thank you GOD bless you all.....

Maybe a good thing to do since you are in this situation, keep records of his bad credit and if he has any other documentation showing his repossessed car, etc. When the time comes to file ROC, then you can include a short letter explaining the evidence you are including, and the situation that led to including such evidence. They will consider your situation. Having bad credit or owing a bank money does not affect your conditional status, so it is ok to include that.

Also, hopefully - if your husbands circumstances change soon or within the next two years, and you start changing to joint bank account, then you can provide that as additional evidence that when your husband's status improved.

Keep records for everything!

Good luck

Edited December 10, 2009 by v333k

[Anamaria2009 1]

<<Keep records for everything!>>

Right, documentation is what you will need. Save utility bills and correspondence addresed to you or both showing the same address (every other month).

And take a lot of pictures of you together in different locations, seasons - the camera will be your best friend.

Try to keep and save all this documentation somewhare safe from anybody or hazards (fire). ...

All Best! and not to worry, if your marriage is for real, there is no reason to fear about your legal status here.

[DaSweetSpot 0]

The reason for a bank statement is to prove co-mingling of funds. Your joint tax return should satisfy that requirement.

However, you can add your husband (and should) as the beneficiary of your bank account. The subsequent statements should reflect both your names. You as the owner and he as the beneificary.

You can submit those documents and let the interviewer pose the question why the account is structured that way. Then you can give the sorid details LOL