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hi guys!

feels like ages since I've been on here! 2+ years since I came over on a K1 visa.

It is time now to apply for ROC and I have a question about affidavits.

Can they be signed by a family member of my husband? He is the US citizen.

We have quite a few friends but not that we see weekly.

The closest friends are his family.

How important are these affidavits?

I feel like we have enough evidence but you never know so I would rather be safe than sorry...

I129-F sent: 03-17-2008

NOA1: 03-24-2008

NOA2: 06-04-2008

Interview: 07-10-2008 - APPROVED!!!

Going back home: 07-23-2008 yaaaaay

Court house wedding: 10-09-2008

AOS sent: 10-16-2008

NOA1 for AOS, EAD and AP: 10-22-2008

Case transfered to CSC: 11-07-2008

Biometrics: 11-12-2008

EAD an AP approved: 12-23-2008

AOS approved: 2-27-09

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The USCIS does not consider Affidavits as strong proof. We used affidavits from family and friends because some utility companies would not add my wife's name on the monthly bill.

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3/23/14 - N400 package sent to Phoenix

3/27/14 - N400 package delivered

4/3/14 - NOA1 receipt date

4/4/14 - check cashed

04/29/14 - biometrics date

07/01/14 - interview date

xx/xx/xx - Oath Ceremony

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Thanks guys!

The reason why we thougth about including affidavits is because it actualy says it right on the I-751 instructions from USCIS.

Personaly I don't think they are a strong proof either..

We have no utility bills on both our names...

Well, we have our cell phone plan together but I think it only has my husband's name on it.. I will have to look into that.

Last night I spent hours digging for pictures on the computer...

I really have not paid much attention to gathering evidence during the last 2 years. We just lived our normal life and now we have to prove that we did live a normal life... Funny...

We had 3 wedding ceremonies and 2 receptions. Is that good proof of being "really" married? lol

I129-F sent: 03-17-2008

NOA1: 03-24-2008

NOA2: 06-04-2008

Interview: 07-10-2008 - APPROVED!!!

Going back home: 07-23-2008 yaaaaay

Court house wedding: 10-09-2008

AOS sent: 10-16-2008

NOA1 for AOS, EAD and AP: 10-22-2008

Case transfered to CSC: 11-07-2008

Biometrics: 11-12-2008

EAD an AP approved: 12-23-2008

AOS approved: 2-27-09

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Thanks guys!

The reason why we thougth about including affidavits is because it actualy says it right on the I-751 instructions from USCIS.

Personaly I don't think they are a strong proof either..

We have no utility bills on both our names...

Well, we have our cell phone plan together but I think it only has my husband's name on it.. I will have to look into that.

Last night I spent hours digging for pictures on the computer...

I really have not paid much attention to gathering evidence during the last 2 years. We just lived our normal life and now we have to prove that we did live a normal life... Funny...

We had 3 wedding ceremonies and 2 receptions. Is that good proof of being "really" married? lol

I am not trying to blast you off...but "trying to live a normal life" and "not paying attention" is now making you question if you've got enough evidence and could (not saying it will) earn you an RFE.

Personally I've lived a normal 2yrs, but I also paid attention to evidence. Anytime I laid my hands on what could be evidence, I added into a file. When I was ready to file, it took me a few hours to put my application together. If you wait till last minute to start collecting stuff you may end up missing something and spending waaaaay too much time.

Here's hoping to a good ROC for you.

2001-2008 F1

08/2008 - AOS VSC

07/2009 - end of 8yrs of grad sch

02/14/09 - ID, GC approved

02/27/09 - CGC rcvd

11/16/2010 - 751 sent - CSC

03/29/2011 - 751 approved

11/15/11 - N400 Sent

11/18/11 - Notice Date

01/27/12 - Interview Date

03/15/12 - Oath Ceremony

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