aos interview urgent....help please

[akabig 0]

hello guys how are you all doing?

im new to this site and hope i can get help from you...

ok this is my story.....i got married to my wife in 2010 after we fell in love with each others and in january 2012 i applied to AOS because my wife was pregnant at that time and i couldnt go back to school...my F1 visa expired on december 2011....after we got married we stayed at her parents house untill december 2010 and then i went back to school in another city hoping to get a job without changing my address...in march my wife moved back with me and we had an apartment and she had a job...in june we couldnt live on our own and my mother in law was sick and she needed us to move in back with her...we have been living with my wife's parents since then but during our whole marriage we never had any joint bills except our apartment lease because i didnt have a SSN and her credit is bad...now my baby is born and i barely got my ead card two weeks ago but didnt find a job yet...my AOS interview is in may but im just wondering is it a problem that we dont have any joint accounts or bills since we live with her parents and they support us and my family helps me too every now and then....is having my precious baby agood enough evidence for them....i dont care about anything i just dont want to leave my wife and baby...that will destroy me...any help is really appreciated it....thanks in advance guys...

[donical 0]

Just take whatever evidence you have....the old lease if it has both names on it and have your mother-in-law write a letter stating that you both live with her and that she is the one primarily responsible for the bills. Make sure she has the letter notarized. Collect pictures from your entire relationship, get your child's birth certificate as soon as possible, there is no bigger proof than that certificate with both names on it.

Good luck

[ceadsearc 516]

Having a child is good. It's not enough, though. Our IO basically said, "oh, you have a kid? Well, how do I know it's his? Oh, wait, I see she looks just like him. Ok, what else do you have?" She cared, but she was VERY clear a child alone was NOT sufficient evidence.

Bring notarized statements from whoever you live with saying you both live there. Mail addressed to both of you or separately but to the same address. Lots of pictures throughout your whole relationship.