Filing ROC this week

[TiklingGuy 211]

My question is, I have used the guides on this site perfectly in the past and have never been issued an RFE. I know the ROC guide does not say it, but would putting in a few years worth of tax returns be wise? And what about passport photos?

My list of evidence is as follows:

A paper from my bank showing the multiple bank accounts we share listed at the same residential address.

A summary of our vehicle loan with me as the applicant and Monreal as the co-applicant listed at the same residential address.

A letter from our health coverage provider listing me and my kids as Monreal's beneficiaries.

A property lease contract with both of our names listed as living at the same residential address together.

I could not add her to my electricity bill because they wanted a $295 deposit to create a new account with her on it. I could not add her to my water bill because we lease the land. I could not add her to the note on my house because it was paid in full prior to her even coming to America.

With the evidence I have, would that be enough you think?

[atm 8]

it is very important to include evidence that covers the entire period of your marriage (or at least since the conditional greencard was received). The list of documents you provided seems more a time-static list of documents - than a set of documents showing continuity of a joint life over time. A history of financial intermingling is the most important evidence for USCIS.

* In that regard, include all tax return transcripts for every year that you have been married. Most important is the filing status: either "married filing jointly" or "married filing separately".

* Bank statements (including transaction pages) are also good. Advice given on VJ is to send quarterly statements since you were married of all joint checking and savings accounts. If have joint credit cards, then those quarterly transaction statements are all valuable.

* Include all leases (in joint names) for all residences since the date of your marriage.

* Joint health insurance policy is good, as is joint auto insurance/home or renters insurance

* Can you get your employer to write a letter stating the date of your marriage and the date that you added your wife to your benefits schedule?

* State IDs/drivers licences showing a common address are good.

Take a look at the pinned articles on the "Removing Conditions" forum - it gives many examples and ideas of evidence to provide.

Good luck!