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Hi. we have an interview soon and i know we must bring some documents to show our joint asset like bank joint account.

We currently have 2 joint account from diffrent banks. But i was wondering if we should open more accounts or two is enough?

and these are the documents we are going to bring to interview. could anyone tell me if they are enough?

1. Joint account

2. 2nd Joint account

3. Papers for the house living together (both name on it )

4. Car insurance papers (both name on it)

5. Car ownership papers (both name on it)

6. Verizon family plan papers (both name on it )

Filed: Citizen (apr) Country: Canada
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Why would you open more joint bank accounts... you don't even need 2 joint accounts. The process is not based on how many bank accounts you have open that your sharing.

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Filed: AOS (apr) Country: Canada
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Hello. I am having my interview soon as well. This is what I have.

Chase bank account

Citibank account

American express credit card expenditures

Home insurance

Car insurance

Health insurance

Gas bill

Electric bill

For me that is good enough for co-mingling in my opinion. I agree to what above poster commented as well.

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