I-751 Checklist. Am I forgetting anything?? Please HELP!!!

[philels 0]

Hey guys. So my hubby and I are getting ready to send in our I-751 this week. Here is a list of documents I will be sending. Do you think these are good enough or if I'm forgetting anything else?? I really don't want to get an RFE. Thanks in advance!!

• Payment in the amount of $590 payable US Department of Homeland Security
• Form I-751 Petition to Remove Conditions of Residence, signed and dated
• Copy of hubby's Permanent Resident Card, both front and back
• Copy of our Drivers’ License showing the same address
• Photocopies of our baby’s ultrasound
• Copy of my ultrasound appointment, Patient Registration Form, and First Trimester Screening Form
• Copy of my ultrasound bill from Bay Imaging Consultants
• Photographs of hubby and I within the 2 year span of being together in the US
• Two original copies of sworn affidavits from friends attesting to our relationship and marriage
• Email copy of our flight confirmation for our family trip to Las Vegas
• Two online bank statement printouts of our joint bank account
• Copy of our Itemized Disposition of Security Deposit from our previous apartment
• Copy of our 30-Day Notice of Residents Intent to Vacate
• Copy of our Rental Application/Lease for the new apartment we are currently residing in
• Online printout copy of my Fidelity account stating hubby as my primary beneficiary for my stocks account
• Online printout copy of my Life Insurance from work stating hubby as my primary beneficiary
• Online printout copy of hubby’s 401K account stating me as his primary beneficiary
• Copy of our Certificate of Title for our car showing joint ownership
• Online printout of our Car Insurance Policy and Insurance Identification Card
• Two copies of Christmas cards from family
• Copies of our credit cards under the same account
• Copy of our Costco and gym membership cards
• Copies of our utility bills showing the same address

I hope this was more than enough. My rule of thumb is better to have more than to not have enough...

[Harpa Timsah 13,258]

Hey guys. So my hubby and I are getting ready to send in our I-751 this week. Here is a list of documents I will be sending. Do you think these are good enough or if I'm forgetting anything else?? I really don't want to get an RFE. Thanks in advance!!

• Payment in the amount of $590 payable US Department of Homeland Security
• Form I-751 Petition to Remove Conditions of Residence, signed and dated
• Copy of hubby's Permanent Resident Card, both front and back
• Copy of our Drivers’ License showing the same address
• Photocopies of our baby’s ultrasound
• Copy of my ultrasound appointment, Patient Registration Form, and First Trimester Screening Form
• Copy of my ultrasound bill from Bay Imaging Consultants
• Photographs of hubby and I within the 2 year span of being together in the US
• Two original copies of sworn affidavits from friends attesting to our relationship and marriage
• Email copy of our flight confirmation for our family trip to Las Vegas
• Two online bank statement printouts of our joint bank account
• Copy of our Itemized Disposition of Security Deposit from our previous apartment
• Copy of our 30-Day Notice of Residents Intent to Vacate
• Copy of our Rental Application/Lease for the new apartment we are currently residing in
• Online printout copy of my Fidelity account stating hubby as my primary beneficiary for my stocks account
• Online printout copy of my Life Insurance from work stating hubby as my primary beneficiary
• Online printout copy of hubby’s 401K account stating me as his primary beneficiary
• Copy of our Certificate of Title for our car showing joint ownership
• Online printout of our Car Insurance Policy and Insurance Identification Card
• Two copies of Christmas cards from family
• Copies of our credit cards under the same account
• Copy of our Costco and gym membership cards
• Copies of our utility bills showing the same address

I hope this was more than enough. My rule of thumb is better to have more than to not have enough...

Item in red is not good enough. You should send, at the least, quarterly statements for the entire marriage.

Also you don't have tax returns? Or a lease? Or health insurance?

A lot of your items are redundant. You have an ultrasound and also a bill for that ultrasound, and a record of you having that appointment. Just one of those items show the same thing - that you are pregnant. No need to put all three things.

[Cheezees 1,514]

You do not have enough documentation showing the co-mingling of funds over your marriage. Many pieces of evidence are unnecessary.

I would omit the following:

Ultrasound related evidence

Christmas cards

Photos

Travel info

I would include the following:

Lease agreements spanning at least 2 years

Monthly or at least quarterly joint bank statements spanning 2 years

2011, 2012 joint income tax

Credit card statements (not just copies of the cards themselves)

Joint health/dental insurance

Good luck!

[philels 0]

oh yes, i forgot to include the tax return on my list, but I do have our 2011 and 2012 tax returns. Those will be submitted as well. As for our lease agreement, the apartment that we are staying in now is using our apartment application as our lease agreement. should I send in a letter explaining this??? We were never given an actual Lease agreement document. Like I mentioned, the landlord used our apartment application as our actual lease agreement with all our signatures on it. I hope this won't be a problem. Then for our health insurance, we don't have a joint health plan. Our health insurance are separate because it is cheaper that way than if we went under the same plan with our jobs.