Help on my Checklist please!!!

[audrynicolle 0]

Hello Everyone,

Hope everybody had a great Easter:) I will be filling my Removal of conditions this July and this is my question's

1. Do I need to Write down my daughter name on the kids section? -She died already

2. How much money should we have on our joint account?

3. The letter of affidavits does it has to be stamped or sign?

Here's What Evidences I gather so far:

* Drivers license of both of us with the same address

* Lease for 2 years both our names of it

* Joint account in Dallas which is Closed already, New joint account in Austin which I just open this month

* Daughter birth and Death Certificate

* Pictures from our trip,with family and friends

* Letters with both our names from our friends and family

* Envelope from the church for offering on both our names

* Putting my husband on my beneficiary

* Joint income tax for 2 years

* Sams club membership with both our names

* Letters from our friends and family

I would appreciate if you guys can help me out. Thank you!!!

[Mithmeoi 29]

1. Do I need to Write down my daughter name on the kids section? -She died already

2. How much money should we have on our joint account?

3. The letter of affidavits does it has to be stamped or sign?

1. I would and then just make sure that they know she is deceased.

2. Doesn't matter, just needs to show you are mingling your finances.

3. Signed yes, but I don't think it HAS to have a stamp. However I asked that the people, who I gave the affidavits to to fill out, if would get them notarized just to make it more official. Most banks will do this for free.

Edited April 5, 2013 by Mithmeoi

[audrynicolle 0]

1. I would and then just make sure that they know she is deceased.

2. Doesn't matter, just needs to show you are mingling your finances.

3. Signed yes, but I don't think it HAS to have a stamp. However I asked that the people, who I gave the affidavits to to fill out, if would get them notarized just to make it more official. Most banks will do this for free.

Appreciate you're reply that all I need to be notarized. Thanks a lot