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Filed: Citizen (apr) Country: Venezuela
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Hello everyone!

Just a quick question. I'm almost ready (well... in 3 months but counting the days! :blush: ) to fill the I-751.

We have all the bills (gas, water, electricity, internet, phone) and bank/mortage/credit cards statementes in joint accounts with both names.

But how many months of bills/bank statements did you send with your application? All the last 24 months since you get the 2 years green card? or just a few last months?

I'm thinking to send just the last 3 months. What do you think?

Thank you!!!!!

05/25/10 - N-400 package delivered in Phoenix, AZ

06/04/10 - Check cashed

06/10/10 - NOA received

06/16/10 - Case available online

06/17/10 - Case online showing RFE (Biometrics notice) sent on 06/16/10

06/21/10 - Biometrics Letter Received

07/08/10 - Biometrics appointment

07/07/10 - Walk in Biometrics

08/06/10 - Email / Text for for new case status: "Test and Interview"

08/09/10 - Interview Appointment letter received for 09/13/10

09/13/10 - Interview Approved!

09/13/10 - Same Day Ceremony! I am a US Citizen!

Posted (edited)
Hello everyone!

Just a quick question. I'm almost ready (well... in 3 months but counting the days! :blush: ) to fill the I-751.

We have all the bills (gas, water, electricity, internet, phone) and bank/mortage/credit cards statementes in joint accounts with both names.

But how many months of bills/bank statements did you send with your application? All the last 24 months since you get the 2 years green card? or just a few last months?

I'm thinking to send just the last 3 months. What do you think?

Thank you!!!!!

Yeah we just sent a few recent joint bills and bank statements. If we have a interview we'll take a few pounds!

Sent LOTS of other evidence also.

Edited by Haole

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Filed: AOS (apr) Country: Canada
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I sent bills from every 5 months just to show continuity.

AOS TIMELINE

10/27/06 Mailed I-485 and I765 to Chicago

11/07/06 Checks cashed

11/09/06 Received NOA1 for both EAD and AOS in the mail

11/13/06 Received a letter for Biometrics appointment

11/15/06 Received e-mail that RFE has been mailed yesterday

11/21/06 Biometrics appointment

12/04/06 Sent RFE back

12/08/06 RFE accepted in Lee's Summit - USPS confirmation

12/12/06 RFE recorded on file by USCIS

12/13/06 Touched

12/18/06 Touched again

12/26/06 Received Interview letter dated Dec 19

01/20/07 EAD file touched

01/24/07 EAD approved and card production ordered - received 3 e-mails!

01/24/07 AOS file touched

01/26/07 EAD touched, 3 e-mails received that the approval notice has been mailed

01/30/07 EAD Card Received by Mail

02/07/07 AOS Interview, approved pending FBI name check

04/27/07 Received E-Mail "Welcome New Resident"

04/30/07 Received E-Mail "Card Production Ordered"

05/01/07 Received Welcome Letter in mail

05/07/07 Green card received in the mail!

01/28/09 Mailed I-751 application.

01/30/09 Check already cleared! In two days!

02/03/09 Received NOA - Letter of extension dated 01/29/09

02/11/09 Received Biometrics Appointment Letter for 02/24/09

02/24/09 Biometrics Appointment Completed.

04/01/09 Inforpass appointment- got I-551 stamp in my passport

04/11/09 Approval Letter received - dated 04/07/09

05/06/09 E-mail "Card Production Ordered" received

06/01/09 10 Year Green Card Received!

Filed: Citizen (apr) Country: Canada
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They want to see evidence that covers the whole time frame of your marriage so while I would include the most recent bills I would also include some of the earlier ones as well. I sent in bills and statements from each quarter of the year so there were 4 of each type of bill or statement from each of our 4 years of our marriage. I did the same for all of our evidence, tried to include something for each quarter of the 4 years. It is harder to 'fake' continuity of a relationship and that helps make your evidence more effective.

“...Isn't it splendid to think of all the things there are to find out about? It just makes me feel glad to be alive--it's such an interesting world. It wouldn't be half so interesting if we knew all about everything, would it? There'd be no scope for imagination then, would there?”

. Lucy Maude Montgomery, Anne of Green Gables

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They want to see evidence that covers the whole time frame of your marriage so while I would include the most recent bills I would also include some of the earlier ones as well. I sent in bills and statements from each quarter of the year so there were 4 of each type of bill or statement from each of our 4 years of our marriage. I did the same for all of our evidence, tried to include something for each quarter of the 4 years. It is harder to 'fake' continuity of a relationship and that helps make your evidence more effective.

Just my opinion, but that's overkill. All I ever sent was the MOST RECENT of each bill. Yes, just one representative bill from each utility. Never had a problem.

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Naturalization Timeline

28 JUL 2007 - Sent N-400 and supporting documentation

20 AUG 2007 - Bank Website indicates check has been cashed

15 NOV 2007 - Received NOA

28 NOV 2007 - Received Biometrics Appointment letter

18 DEC 2007 - Biometrics Appointment

14 MAR 2008 - Received Interview Appointment letter

05 APR 2008 - Interview (Baltimore) SUCCESS!!

14 APR 2008 - Citizenship Oath

17 APR 2008 - Applied for US Passport

03 May 2008 - US Passport Received!!!

**Any comments or advice given by me is based on the circumstances of my specific case, and does not infer an in-depth knowledge of immigration law.**

Filed: Citizen (apr) Country: Canada
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You're lucky. Others have had RFEs requesting evidence that shows the whole span of their marriage and had to submit that evidence before approval - people with lots of good evidence already. Overkill? I want to make it as easy as possible for them to agree that we have a valid marriage.

“...Isn't it splendid to think of all the things there are to find out about? It just makes me feel glad to be alive--it's such an interesting world. It wouldn't be half so interesting if we knew all about everything, would it? There'd be no scope for imagination then, would there?”

. Lucy Maude Montgomery, Anne of Green Gables

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Another Member of the VJ Fluffy Kitty Posse!

Filed: Citizen (apr) Country: Venezuela
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Posted (edited)

Thank you guys for your good answers.

The problem is that before buy this house, we lived in a little cabin and we paid to a landlord that never gave us a receipt because was a friend of us. We paid him mostly in cash and he include all the utilities in our monthly payments so we don't have any bills from the first year.

Then in april 2008 we bought our house (joint loan) and all the bills and statements are in joint accounts. But we have that evidence just from April to now (bills and mortgage).

But based in your answers and what I think is that I'll send the first bills of each that we received (May 2008), one from the middle (Nov 2008) and the most recent at the time to fill the I-751 (March 2009).

In any case I think I have a lot of evidence (bills (electric, gas, water, internet), credit cards, mortage, bank accounts, cars insurance, lot of photos, mortgage, taxes, affidavits, concert tickets, ski seasson passes and more).

Thank you again.

Edited by Venezolano74

05/25/10 - N-400 package delivered in Phoenix, AZ

06/04/10 - Check cashed

06/10/10 - NOA received

06/16/10 - Case available online

06/17/10 - Case online showing RFE (Biometrics notice) sent on 06/16/10

06/21/10 - Biometrics Letter Received

07/08/10 - Biometrics appointment

07/07/10 - Walk in Biometrics

08/06/10 - Email / Text for for new case status: "Test and Interview"

08/09/10 - Interview Appointment letter received for 09/13/10

09/13/10 - Interview Approved!

09/13/10 - Same Day Ceremony! I am a US Citizen!

 
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