Check my papers please~^-^

[piggygiraffe 0]

I am finally sending off my papers tomorrow.

I was waiting for joint car insurance policy, but they said it still needs to be approved.

So! I say forget about it. I am sending my papers with out it.

I think I have enough evidence papers so show.

Please take a look at my list and tell me if I am missing any. Thank you guys.

• Completed I-751 Form

• Copies of my passport and green card

• Copy of my husband’s passport

• Copies of my husband’s and my driver’s license cards.

• Copy of marriage certificate

• Two sworn affidavits by U.S. citizen family and friend, attesting to our relationship and marriage(from my brother in law and one of our friends)

• Copies of our 2008 joint US tax return with my husband’s 1099-R form

• Copies of our 2009 joint US tax return with my W-2 form and my husband’s 1099-R form

• Copy of our 2010 joint individual income tax notice

• Copy of our home insurance

• Copy of our joint savings account at Wells Fargo(formerly Wachovia)

• Copies of bank statement of our joint checking account at Wells Fargo(formerly Wachovia)

• Copies of bank statement of our joint checking account at BB&T

(The account has been closed; we had it in relation to my old job.)

• Copies of utility bills

• Copies of our Social Security Statements

• Copies of our airline boarding passes from when we visited my family in Korea December 2009.

• Record of our tithes and offerings to the church where we are members

• Pictures

Edited November 18, 2010 by piggygiraffe

[v333k 59]

Hi

The list looks good. No need for passport photocopies and marriage certificate.

a few comments:

1. If you have the proof of insurance, it should have both of your names on it - you can include a photocopy of that.

2. Just to be sure - are you including copies of bills, banks, etc... that span the entire 2 previous years? If not, you should include a statement every 3, 4, or 6 months to show that both of you have been on the accounts all the time, and not something that you just did a month ago to get more evidence...

Other than the two comments above, I think it looks very good.

Keep in mind there is a new fee for applications received on or after Nov 23rd, so make sure you include the right fee or make sure USCIS receives is before then.

Good luck!

[justagirl24 0]

I think it looks good, other than echoing the above about sending the statements covering the period of 2 years. Good luck!

[ao_cons 1]

Sorry to ride on your thread, piggygiraffe (cute name)!

We have bills with both our names on them. Is it overkill to send like 12 consecutive monthly bills? Also do we need to show stuff from before we came to the US but were not presented at the interview? Or do we concentrate here in the US?

[v333k 59]

Sorry to ride on your thread, piggygiraffe (cute name)!

We have bills with both our names on them. Is it overkill to send like 12 consecutive monthly bills? Also do we need to show stuff from before we came to the US but were not presented at the interview? Or do we concentrate here in the US?

The focus should be on the period since you became a LPR. We did include some pictures that dated 3 years prior to our marriage - but we made sure they are only a few just to establish a timeline for the IO that we have known each other for a while prior to marriage and AOS, then ROC.

I think 12 consecutive bills is an overkill, especially if they are the same account and same address. I would include a statement every 3 or 4 months.