Paperwork - How much is too much?

[hearsay 1]

I am preparing the I-751 application. Since it has been 2 years since the interview, we have a lot of bank statements, insurance papers, etc, etc. The pile I am preparing to send is getting larger and larger. But it all has very good information. For example, the bank statements show everything we spend our money on.

What is the average weight or size of the evidence everyone sends? I don't want to send them too much, but I don't want to send too little either. Thoughts?

Thanks

[eau_xplain 2]

The file I sent in was probably about an inch thick (because of the pictures). I didn't attempt to send in all the evidence I had on hand. I just sent in enough samples to show how our lives/assets/finances are co-mingled. Like bank statements for our joint account: I only sent one for each year that we've had it to show when it was first opened and that it's still current. So with bills and credit card statements. I just sent a statement here and there (1-2 per year that we've had the account open).

[hearsay 1]

Thanks...I noticed you received a 10yr green card. That means they DO have an expiration. If so, if you didn't apply for citizenship would you have to send in another I-751 at the 10 year expiration?

Thanks...Just Curious

[eau_xplain 2]

Yes, the unconditional green cards are valid for 10 years. You will get a 10yr green card also once your I-751 is approved. I can apply for renewal of the 10yr green card within 6 months of its expiration. To renew, I submit Form I-90 and pay the fee.