Affidavis for I-751

[xiatian 0]

I am gathering documents to aply for removal condition of 2 green card? Are Sworn affidavit(s) very necesseary? I have most of the documents listed in the guids on this site. is any one out here who did not send affidavit(s) recently but still get the 10 year card? I am a lil confused by it. is there any sample of the affidavit(s)? I really need your suggestions. Thanks.

[Okalian 41]

I am gathering documents to aply for removal condition of 2 green card? Are Sworn affidavit(s) very necesseary? I have most of the documents listed in the guids on this site. is any one out here who did not send affidavit(s) recently but still get the 10 year card? I am a lil confused by it. is there any sample of the affidavit(s)? I really need your suggestions. Thanks.

Read the instructions carefully. It says "the documents should cover, but not limited to, the following examples". So it's only a suggestion, not a requirement. And there's many on this forum who didn't send them and got approved.

If you think you have enough evidence, don't worry about the affidavits.

[Abhay 15]

Just wanted to add that the affidavits do not have to be notarized. They can be just letters written by your friends. Also, depending on what evidence you have affidavits might be weak evidenced and not required. If you can provide us with a list of your documents, we can give you a better idea.

[DanielParul 50]

We did not send affidavits. We did have a lot of evidence like insurances, wills, taxes, joint accounts, a house we bought together, a baby, IDs etc so did not feel the need for them. You can decide if you think you should be sending them or not. They are not good evidence just by themselves but can add a little weight if you have some good evidence but not a lot.

[xiatian 0]

Thank you guys for the replys. we have joint bank account, joint tax returns, my husband insurance papers which I am the beneficiary,paper show that we have joint ownership of our house, joint ownership of one of our cars,are this enough?

[Tom_Jim 40]

I had tons of shared-life evidence, and I also sent in affidavits; here's a link of evidence I sent. Bear in mind, I was a waiver filer. Good luck to you!

http://www.visajourney.com/forums/topic/262003-divorce-waiver-approved/

Edited July 19, 2010 by latoslatos

[Old Dominion 26]

Unsworn but signed affidavits never hurt, anyway....

[Abhay 15]

Thank you guys for the replys. we have joint bank account, joint tax returns, my husband insurance papers which I am the beneficiary,paper show that we have joint ownership of our house, joint ownership of one of our cars,are this enough?

That does look like good evidence. Any trip tickets that you took together? I would also include some pictures!

[DanielParul 50]

Yes include pictures, letters/cards/envelopes addressed to both of you. Here is my list of docs that I sent.

Form I-751

- Application fee - $465 (plus $80 biometric service fee) in a check of $545.00

- Copy of USCIS Form I-551 (Permanent Resident Card)Front & back

- Copy of Social Security Card

Exhibit B : Documents to verify the status of our marriage and ongoing relationship.

- Copy of Military Dependants ID

- Copy of Driver’s Licenses showing same address

- Copy of Family’s Health Insurance Cards

- Copy of Son’s Birth Certificate

- Copies of Joint Tax Returns for the years 2008 and 2009

- Copy of Deployment Orders and Power of Attorney to Wife

- Copy of Last Will and Testament

- Copy of Life Insurance

- Copy of Settlement Agreement of New house in both our names

- Home mortgage bills in both our names

- Copy of Home Insurance in both our names

- Car Insurance Statements since June 2008 till now

- Partial Bank statements and copy of Credit Cards showing joint accounts

- Some utility bills from old address

- Family pictures covering period of marriage

- Some envelops addressed to both of us and Copy of hotel bill from a family vacation in San Antonio

- National Guard Association of Texas Attendees list showing both our names

- Gift receipts

Hope this helps.