Removing conditions evidence questions

[juliava 80]

Hi everybody!!!

It looks like I am eligible to remove conditions!My Green Card expires on April 19th, 2012.

I tried to gather as much evidence possible for the past couple of years:

-joint tax returns for 2009 and 2010 (we havent filed yet for 2011);

-joint lease - I have 2 contracts on the same address, we have just renewed our lease.

-joint renters insurance;

-copy after our IDs showing the same address'

-2 joint bank accounts actively used and 1 savings account;

-my husband owns a business, and my name is listed on business papers as well;

-copies after the company bank card showing us as users of the company account;

-joint Verizon cellphone bill (we have a family account since 2009)

-copy after bank statement in both names showing that we paid off our first car;

-copy after first car's title (in both our names).

-my husband's life insurance showing me as a beneficiary

-joint Costco membership

-copy after our last cruise documents listing us as passengers (January 2012 cruise)-I can submit more travel docs if necessary;

-school loan paper listing my husband and my mother in law as alternative contacts;

-copy after a couple of savings bonds that we purchased for our newphew and our names is on it;

-photos

Now here are the issues/concerns:

1. How does my list look so far?

2. I am the only one who has car insurance, as my husband doesn;t drive anymore (long story). Would that be in issue?

2. oct 2009-sept 2010 we lived in MD. Currently we live in NJ since september 2010. In 2009 we purchased a house in Wash DC area. At that time my husband did not have a good credit so we used his father as a cosigner for the house. At the moment of closing, my husband signed all the papers for his father, signing as "attorney in law". However, at that time I didn't know the difference between a house loan and house deed. Therefore, my name and my father in law's name appear on the loan and deed. At that time we didn't even consider listing my husband on the house's paperwork, wrongfully thinking that he needs to have a good credit for that. Nonetheless, my question to you guys is, given the situation -how can I present this evidence in an effective, nonquestionable way? I can have my father in law write an affidavit for us; also, I have evidence (bank statements, utility bills-supporting our living there for 1 year; currently we have a tenant living there who signed a rental agreement with both of us-another piece of evidence.

What should I submit in regards to our home in MD?Or should I contact an attorney in MD to change the house deed?I am afraid it's kind of late to do that now.

Thank you so much for your help!

Edited January 23, 2012 by juliava

[angus28 7]

-joint tax returns for 2009 and 2010 (we havent filed yet for 2011);

-joint lease - I have 2 contracts on the same address, we have just renewed our lease.

-joint renters insurance;

-copy after our IDs showing the same address'

-2 joint bank accounts actively used and 1 savings account;

-my husband owns a business, and my name is listed on business papers as well;

-copies after the company bank card showing us as users of the company account;

-joint Verizon cellphone bill (we have a family account since 2009)

-copy after bank statement in both names showing that we paid off our first car;

-copy after first car's title (in both our names).

-my husband's life insurance showing me as a beneficiary

-joint Costco membership

-copy after our last cruise documents listing us as passengers (January 2012 cruise)-I can submit more travel docs if necessary;

-school loan paper listing my husband and my mother in law as alternative contacts;

-copy after a couple of savings bonds that we purchased for our newphew and our names is on it;

-photos

I think what you have above is plenty.

[juliava 80]

Thank you for your reply, angus28.

I am looking forward to file soon so I was wondering if anyone has any suggestions in regards to my last question?It's the main reason that keeps me away from filing as I don't know how to approach the issue. I prefer to submit a complete application, rather than dealing with RFEs in regards to our house in MD. Thank you, guys!

[markiweiss49 4]

you have no problem. however, it is a good idea to have your father signed a statement regarding the house and have him get the statement noterized. i don't think its a cerned becaused you have plenty of evidence.

[juliava 80]

you have no problem. however, it is a good idea to have your father signed a statement regarding the house and have him get the statement noterized. i don't think its a cerned becaused you have plenty of evidence.

Thank you for your answer. Should I include any paperwork related to the house deed or loan or should I only include my father in law's affidavit and bills proving me and my husband's residence there? Of course, that address shows up in our tax returns and previous bank statements as well. I appologize for asking too many questions.