Packet FINALLY ready to be sent... almost

[magentahaze 34]

It's been a hell of a month in my household. Our window opened on the 5th, and we were pretty close to being done for a few days following that, but my father in-law went into the hospital and after 10 days of being moved from emergency to ICU to another room, he passed away on the 12th. So we've been dealing with that and my ROC has been put on the backburner.

Anyway, I was wondering if I could get VJ's opinion on my list of evidence if it's all good or if I need anything more:

- tax transcripts 2010 & 2011

- Credit union statements (where we regularly bank)

- Credit union statements (where our car loan is at)

- benefits statements from two different branches of health insurance

- health insurance member card showing me as beneficiary

- reimbursement receipt for my glasses showing my husband as main holder and me as spouse

- copies of driver's licenses

- copies of purchase agreements from when we bought a car with both our names on it

- vehicle registration receipts for 2 years with both names

- copies of car insurance cards showing both names on policy

- copies of visa cards

- copies of Target Red cards

- photos

Anything else I'm leaving out that I should have?

We've been living with my in-laws, so that's why we don't have anything pertaining to mortgage/lease/rental agreement of a house.

[katie & sifa 25]

Maybe an affidavit from your in-laws saying that you have lived with them since x date? That would take care of the residence stuff I would think. Otherwise I think it looks good!

[magentahaze 34]

Maybe an affidavit from your in-laws saying that you have lived with them since x date? That would take care of the residence stuff I would think. Otherwise I think it looks good!

Yeah, I was thinking to do that. Nothing fancy, just something from my mother in-law stating that we've been living there and together since we got married, helped to take care of my father in-law and paid a few bills, of which I have copies of the checks.

[katie & sifa 25]

Yeah, I was thinking to do that. Nothing fancy, just something from my mother in-law stating that we've been living there and together since we got married, helped to take care of my father in-law and paid a few bills, of which I have copies of the checks.

Sounds like a plan. Condolences on your father in law.

[tom&tanya 48]

It's been a hell of a month in my household. Our window opened on the 5th, and we were pretty close to being done for a few days following that, but my father in-law went into the hospital and after 10 days of being moved from emergency to ICU to another room, he passed away on the 12th. So we've been dealing with that and my ROC has been put on the backburner.

Anyway, I was wondering if I could get VJ's opinion on my list of evidence if it's all good or if I need anything more:

- tax transcripts 2010 & 2011

- Credit union statements (where we regularly bank)

- Credit union statements (where our car loan is at)

- benefits statements from two different branches of health insurance

- health insurance member card showing me as beneficiary

- reimbursement receipt for my glasses showing my husband as main holder and me as spouse

- copies of driver's licenses

- copies of purchase agreements from when we bought a car with both our names on it

- vehicle registration receipts for 2 years with both names

- copies of car insurance cards showing both names on policy

- copies of visa cards

- copies of Target Red cards

- photos

Anything else I'm leaving out that I should have?

We've been living with my in-laws, so that's why we don't have anything pertaining to mortgage/lease/rental agreement of a house.

Looks like you have plenty of evidence now. If you read the pinned topic at the top of this forum "Chat with USCIS director" It says letters from friends are not considered good proof of relationship and have little value.

[magentahaze 34]

Looks like you have plenty of evidence now. If you read the pinned topic at the top of this forum "Chat with USCIS director" It says letters from friends are not considered good proof of relationship and have little value.

I was just thinking in the sense that we don't have anything saying that we own/rent/lease a house or an apartment. Getting an affidavit from my mother in-law was just to state our living situation is that becomes an issue.

[magentahaze 34]

Sounds like a plan. Condolences on your father in law.

Thank you.

[magentahaze 34]

Also, any thoughts on putting tabs on the bottom to indicate different sections of the packet, like these:

or just use paperclips along the top and stagger them?

I'll attach it all together with a large bulldog clip, like I have for my K-1 and my AOS packets.

Hoping to have it all ready today/tonight and ready for the mail tomorrow.

Edited August 29, 2012 by magentahaze