Enough Evidence for my Removal of Conditions?

[audrynicolle 0]

Hi Everyone can somebody help me if I have Enough Evidence for my Removal of Conditions. Any suggestions is highly appreciated. Thank you so much.

Here's what I got so far:

1. $ 590 Payment for my I-751

2. I-751 Form ( Is it my information for part 3?)

3. Copy of my green card-Front and Back

4. Copy of our both Drivers License with the same Address

5. Copy of our Lease with both our names from 2011-up to the present

6. Copy of our Return Tax for year 2011 & 2012- I ordered Tax trancript on top of that to make sure

7. Copy of our Joint Bank account it's not a lot. We have a joint account in dallas last year but that account were close already. I open a new one here in Austin last March.

8. 16 pages pictures so far with both of our family and friends together- Will add more

9. Renter's insurance with both of our names

10. Copy of our car insurance both on our names

11. 14 pages letters & cards from our friends and relatives

12. Copy of our both pay stub on our name and stating the same address

13. Letter from our church with both our names

14. Letter from our bank stating we both have a joint account

15. Life insurance benifits stating my husband is my beneficiary

16. Affidavits letters from our 8 family and friends.

You think I can add more? Please advice. And for the form who's information on the part 3. Also for the address do I need to put it in a seperate paper?

Thank y'all and goodluck.!!!

[Inky 1,110]

751 is about the immigrant. If you need help filling it out see the example form. http://www.visajourney.com/examples/INS-Form-I-751.pdf

It explains how to fill out part 3. As well as the whole form.

[audrynicolle 0]

That form is Expired. I downloaded the one from USCIS home page. You think I have a strong evidence?thank you

[caly 48]

Part 3 of the new form looks like it's asking about the USC spouse.

You have a lot of documents with both of your names on them.

If you are looking for more stuff to add to your pile, I can think of travel itineraries, passport entry stamps, joint credit cards/membership cards and joint health insurance cards if you have any of those things. Good luck!