I-751 evidence

[the good knight 2]

hey vj'ers,

I need help with a nagging question I have, we have alot of evidence but I was wondering on the joint bank accounts we have 2 years worth am I supposed to send in all 24 monthly statements with the bank account numbers showing or should I black them out, or am I being to paranoid, also do I send in all two years worth of all the utility bills that will be alot of paperwork I don't want to overwhelm them just make it clear were still happy and together.

Sorry but one final thing we just bought a pre-owned vehicle for my wife today and now we have alot more evidence to show them, shared title, shared auto insurance, right before our paperwork goes in, it just worked out that way, I don't want to look suspicious like were loading up on evidence right at the end...

Thank you in advance for your help.

Signed, I hate all this paperwork..........

[Sarah B 26]

Congrats on your new car! I would recommend that you choose one bank statement and one utility bill for each quarter of each year. For example, if you choose January 2011 for your bank statement, choose February for your utility bill. I sent in 6 per year. You should definetly include your title and other information regarding the car purchase. This is when you were able to buy the car, I don't think USCIS is going to think that your marriage is fraudulent because you bought a car together (of course, you never really know do you?) Good Luck!!

[DaniG 3]

Congrats on your new car! I would recommend that you choose one bank statement and one utility bill for each quarter of each year. For example, if you choose January 2011 for your bank statement, choose February for your utility bill. I sent in 6 per year. You should definetly include your title and other information regarding the car purchase. This is when you were able to buy the car, I don't think USCIS is going to think that your marriage is fraudulent because you bought a car together (of course, you never really know do you?) Good Luck!!

:thumbs:Agreeing with everything above. I don't think USCIS would get suspicious because you guys just bought the car - it's not something most people would get joint title on unless they have a bona-fide relationship (not only because of the cost, but also the liability involved with having your name on the title of a vehicle someone else drives). Now, if it was something like $9/month life insurance that you just got or a joint checking account that you just opened, yes, that might seem a little suspicious.

We blacked out credit card and account numbers except for the last 4 digits. It's been a few months since we filed and we have not got an RFE yet; I've read that many people black out as well without issues.