not enough evidence?

[art646 3]

Hey guys,

We've finally submitted i-751 packet few day ago and received NOA already. The problem is:

my wife dosen't have any bills in her name or other things like lease and auto insurance. We submitted

copies of few credit cards, she doesn't use them much and thus no statements were sent in her name. We also

sent copies of our family health insurance showing myself, wife and baby's insurance cards, plus printout from insurance's

site showing all three names there. We've also submitted paper showing my wife listed as a beneficiary on my retirement account. About

20 pictures of us with baby and relatives, some from before and after the marriage, also our baby's birth certificate and finally chat log for about

7-8 month of time. I think this is not enough, please let me know what you think

Thanks a million!

[Dave&Roza 748]

Hey guys,

We've finally submitted i-751 packet few day ago and received NOA already. The problem is:

my wife dosen't have any bills in her name or other things like lease and auto insurance. We submitted

copies of few credit cards, she doesn't use them much and thus no statements were sent in her name. We also

sent copies of our family health insurance showing myself, wife and baby's insurance cards, plus printout from insurance's

site showing all three names there. We've also submitted paper showing my wife listed as a beneficiary on my retirement account. About

20 pictures of us with baby and relatives, some from before and after the marriage, also our baby's birth certificate and finally chat log for about

7-8 month of time. I think this is not enough, please let me know what you think

Thanks a million!

The one thing I would look for is tax returns at least filed as married--jointly unless filing seperately gives a tax advantage. Do you have any joint financial information? Every situation is different and no one can say whether you have enough or not enough except for the person that reviews your case. If I was the IO, I would like to see a bot more financial risk taking by having joint accounts, but that's me. Did you have any trips together taht you could show? I would just sit back and relax and wait to see what happens.

Good luck,

Dave

[Navyk 78]

Hey guys,

We've finally submitted i-751 packet few day ago and received NOA already. The problem is:

my wife dosen't have any bills in her name or other things like lease and auto insurance. We submitted

copies of few credit cards, she doesn't use them much and thus no statements were sent in her name. We also

sent copies of our family health insurance showing myself, wife and baby's insurance cards, plus printout from insurance's

site showing all three names there. We've also submitted paper showing my wife listed as a beneficiary on my retirement account. About

20 pictures of us with baby and relatives, some from before and after the marriage, also our baby's birth certificate and finally chat log for about

7-8 month of time. I think this is not enough, please let me know what you think

Thanks a million!

It is good to get her added to your utility, insurance (I know once you add her, your premium goes up and also she may need to get a driver licence), lease (if renting), get two affidavits from your relatives/ friends that have knowledge of your continued marraige relationship. Think about something you have unique that may help (a vacation trip made ....). They may still call you for an interview - don't delay send something quickly within the given time.

[art646 3]

Thanks guys!

I forgot to mention that we indeed filed 2011 taxes as married/jointly. We've also submitted three affidavits from my co-workes.