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Nubby   0

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hi all! so here is a question... me and hubby have joint car insurance, however the actual car title is just under my name. so when im sending in my evidence, im sending in the joint car insurance info...but should i also give a copy of the car title too and explain that its just under my name and that i wanted to include it so you can see my address?

or should i leave out the title completely...but i would then think that USCIS might RFE me and question me why we have joint car insurance but no car title??

thanks for everyones help here!

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It's normal for a car to be owned by one spouse. No need to worry about the title.

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I wouldn't worry about sending a copy of the car title. Just send the joint car insurance info (along with the other evidence of your relationship) That's what my hubby and I did and we didn't get a RFE. Like Anh map said, it's normal for a car to be owned by one spouse. :)

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You send anything that helps your case, meaning anything that shows both of your names, and nothing that won't help your case, meaning nothing that doesn't have both your names on it.

Does that make sense?

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hi all! so here is a question... me and hubby have joint car insurance, however the actual car title is just under my name. so when im sending in my evidence, im sending in the joint car insurance info...but should i also give a copy of the car title too and explain that its just under my name and that i wanted to include it so you can see my

or should i leave out the title completely...but i would the think that USCIS might RFE me and question me why we have joint car insurance but no car title??

thanks for everyones help here!

Have your hubby add you on the title. It does not cost much. My honey did that for me. We only had one car then. After a few months we bought a new car w/ both our names on it. So we ended up have 2 car titles. I am sure it helped us loads.

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I wouldn't worry about sending a copy of the car title. Just send the joint car insurance info (along with the other evidence of your relationship) That's what my hubby and I did and we didn't get a RFE. Like Anh map said, it's normal for a car to be owned by one spouse. :)

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