Should I send supplemental proof?

[Jon and Krissy 452]

Hello,

I'm getting a bit nervous seeing all the RFEs flying around here. Here's my situation. I sent the following evidence:

• I-751 (original)

• List of previous residences together (original)

• Maria Sol’s passport and visa

• Maria Sol’s green card (front and back)

• Our marriage license

• Birth certificate of our son, Nathan Rhein

• Consular Report of Birth Abroad for Nathan Rhein

• Nathan Rhein’s U.S. passport

• Summary of my company’s life insurance benefits showing my wife as my primary beneficiary

• Heath insurance cards showing our coverage under the same account

• Joint lease agreements for two one year periods for the home we rent together

• Drivers licenses showing our address together

• Joint utility bills

• Joint title to our vehicle

• Joint insurance on our vehicle

• Pictures of us together

• Airline reservations for our trip to New York to visit Maria Sol’s aunt, uncle, and cousins, and my cousin.

• Hotel reservations for an all too rare romantic two night getaway without our son

• Original letters written by friends attesting to our relationship and marriage

• Envelopes and cards addressed to both of us

• Federal and state tax returns filed jointly for 2011

This does not, however, cover the time from out marriage in October of 2009 through to August 2011. I was with my wife in the Philippines all the way until February 2010, and have a lot of pictures of us at the wedding through February 2010 I neglected to send. I also have hundreds of pages of chat transcripts and receipts for financial support from March 2010 through January 2011, when she and our son came to the USA. From January through May, we were staying with my parents and have nothing but pictures, which I did send. For June through August, we stayed in Pittsburgh, PA. I have email correspondence pertaining to temporary places we rented for June, and a lease for a house we were let of when I found work elsewhere. I did not include these either, it honestly never occurred to me since it was such a short time.

Should I go ahead and send this as supplemental evidence, referring to our case number, and explaining in a cover letter that I feel I overlooked some evidence? If so, is there anything else I should write on the envelope or in the cover letter?

Thanks in advance for your input.

[bigdog 377]

Don't worry each case is separate. Only respond if you need to, move or get a RFE. Most RFE's in general I have seen here are due to lack of understanding of what is required, or they just think their way is better.

Edited November 17, 2012 by bigdog

[newlyweds2010 208]

I would wait until you actually get an RFE.