Evidence Query

[Douby 0]

I am the Primary Beneficiary on my husbands Life Insurance Policy. I am led to believe this would be compelling evidence to send in with our I-751 package. I am hesitant to send this however as it still shows my husbands previous address on the overview - I am wondering if sending this as part of our evidence would merely muddy the waters since the address matches no other in our file. And yes, when the beneficiary was updated this year we should have changed the address, I have no idea why that escaped our attention at the time. I think if i redact the address it would draw attention to it so here I sit wondering whether to send it in our package or leave it out but in a "safe" place incase we are called to interview, where it would be easier to explain the address hiccup in person. What do you all think?

[newlyweds2010 208]

Can you ask the insurer to update the address and send you a new certificate?

[Douby 0]

Can you ask the insurer to update the address and send you a new certificate?

Sadly I only just noticed it today and we need to file this week. I think perhaps I will omit it from the package but contact them for the changes and a new certificate to take with us for the interview stage. Can't believe we forgot to update the address!!!!!!!!

[newlyweds2010 208]

If you call them now they may be able to do this before you have to file. If you can access your account online, you may be able to retrieve the new certificate right away.

[Nich-Nick 3,354]

I think you are overthinking the address and it's influence. The important part is you are the beneficiary of his policy. Don't hold out for an interview to present your evidence. It would be super extremely rare to interview for removing conditions.

[Navyk 78]

I am the Primary Beneficiary on my husbands Life Insurance Policy. I am led to believe this would be compelling evidence to send in with our I-751 package. I am hesitant to send this however as it still shows my husbands previous address on the overview - I am wondering if sending this as part of our evidence would merely muddy the waters since the address matches no other in our file. And yes, when the beneficiary was updated this year we should have changed the address, I have no idea why that escaped our attention at the time. I think if i redact the address it would draw attention to it so here I sit wondering whether to send it in our package or leave it out but in a "safe" place incase we are called to interview, where it would be easier to explain the address hiccup in person. What do you all think?

If this residence becomes one of the previous residences as part of your answer to question 22, then you are fine.

Else if you have other strong evidence, then don't bother with this.

[mrsfrisbey 6]

If this residence becomes one of the previous residences as part of your answer to question 22, then you are fine.

Else if you have other strong evidence, then don't bother with this.

navyk is right. you don't have to change it. i didn't with mine, since we used that address for the AOS process, so it will be ok.

[Harpa Timsah 13,258]

Just attach a note explaining the address discrepancy. Still good evidence.