My Evidences

[ThreeC 0]

Me and Husband plan to submit I-751 together with my son

Our evidences are as follows:

1) General Power of Attorney by my Husband apponting Me on everything whenever He is Deployed (signed July 2010)

2)3 joint bank accounts ( statement of account and void checks )

3) 2009 and 2010 Joint Income Tax Return

4) Me and my son's Military IDs with My Husband as sponsor

5) Medical Statements showing our name and my husband as sponsor

6) Joint automobile Insurance

7) Our Dental I.D. Card with My Husband as sponsor

8) Dental Statements showing our name and my Husband as Sponsor

9) Billing statements under Me and My Husband's name - Cable, Internet, Gas, electricity

10)Certification from our Church that We are registered parishioners and Statement of our Church's contributions from 2010

11) Pictures pictures pictures

12) My Husband's insurance having Me as his Beneficiary

Questions:

1)Am I still lacking something????

2) Do I still need to have an Affidavit from Friends?

Your comments are very much appreciated.. . . very nervous (can't help it)

Thank you..

[TigerTeddyBear 26]

1. Is there a rental/ lease agreement? Some type of military equivalent?

2. Affidavits can only boost your evidence list.

Your list looks great. Make sure to send bank statements and copies of bills from the whole 2 year period. You are good to go.

[OBX 51]

Looks good to me. Just make sure your bank statements and utility invoices cover the two year period. Good luck!

[ThreeC 0]

We have our own house with only my husband's name in it since He had that way before we got married. We didnt change the title anymore since we know that now that we are married, it'll automatically be a conjugal property.

Do you think we need to enclose the Title too just to prove that the address coincides on all our billing? Or do you think it'll complicate things?

**** The 3 joint bank accounts meant 3 different joint bank accounts (2 years statement of account enclosed)

Edited May 14, 2011 by ThreeC

[Brother Hesekiel 2,236]

Enclose a brief cover letter where you list all the enclosed documents and . . . um, "cover" the house in passing. I wrote:

We are still living in the same house in Ventura and our daughter commutes daily to college in Santa Barbara.

By covering the house in a half-sentence only, you take away the importance of the issue, yet you don't leave the door open for a possible RFE because the I.O. doesn't know if you just forgot to enclose a copy of the lease or don't even live with your husband under one roof. You need to cover all bases, one way or another.

[ThreeC 0]

THanks Just Bob. I'll definitely be doing what you suggested

[ThreeC 0]

question: am i sending the right check of $ 675 for me and my son?