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Good question that i'm not sure I know the answer to, but I sent copies of my bank statement from online and they didn't say anything to me about it, no RFE's or anything.

I suppose they'll probably ask to see it at the interview?

K-1 Timeline

October 5, 2006 - I-129F sent to NSC express mail

October 16, 2006 - NOA1 in mail from CSC

December 19, 2006 - NOA2 notice date

October 1, 2007 - Interview (Approved pending Police Report)

November 22, 2007- Visa in Hand

December 5, 2007 - US Entry

February 25, 2008 - Marriage

AOS & EAD timeline

April 14, 2008 - Sent AOS & EAD

April 25, 2008 - NOA's AOS & EAD (April 21, 2008 notice date)

May 13, 2008 - Biometrics appointment @ 9:00am DONE

May 19, 2008 - AOS Being transfered to CSC

July 2, 2008 - EAD card ordered

July 8, 2008 - EAD card ordered email again?

July 12, 2008 - EAD in hand

November 17, 2008 - RFE

January 2, 2009 - 2nd Medical exam

January 13, 2009 - Mailed RFE to CSC overnight

January 14, 2009 - RFE signed for

January 26, 2009 - Welcome letter sent

January 30, 2009 - Approved email!!

Feb 3, 2009 - Greencard in hand.

ROC Timeline

January 14, 2011 - Mailed ROC overnight to CSC

January 18, 2011 - Signed for by V. Semegi

January 20, 2011 - Check Cashed

January 24, 2011 - Received NOA1 (Dated 1/18/11)

February 28, 2011 - Biometrics @ 8am

April 19, 2011 - RFE

May 24, 2011 - Mailed back RFE

May 25, 2011 - RFE Signed for by V. Semegi

June 1, 2011 - Approved card received (Dated 5/30/11)

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Posted (edited)

Froodpeas,

What are the documents that you are calling "Bank receipts", and for what purpose are you using them?

Yodrak

Bank receipts don't have your name on them. How do you prove that they actually belong to you?
Edited by Yodrak
Filed: Country: Canada
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Posted
Froodpeas,

What are the documents that you are calling "Bank receipts", and for what purpose are you using them?

Yodrak

Bank receipts don't have your name on them. How do you prove that they actually belong to you?

ATM withdrawal receipts from when I was in the States. Apparently this would serve as primary evidence of having met my fiance in person in the past two years. Trouble is that names do not appear on these receipts, so I'm unsure how to prove they actually belong to me.

Filed: AOS (apr) Country: Philippines
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Posted
Froodpeas,

What are the documents that you are calling "Bank receipts", and for what purpose are you using them?

Yodrak

Bank receipts don't have your name on them. How do you prove that they actually belong to you?

ATM withdrawal receipts from when I was in the States. Apparently this would serve as primary evidence of having met my fiance in person in the past two years. Trouble is that names do not appear on these receipts, so I'm unsure how to prove they actually belong to me.

I would expect that you have a corresponding entry on your bank statement that would indicate the same (amount, date, location) and the statement should have your name on it.....

YMMV

Filed: Citizen (apr) Country: Brazil
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Posted

True, you can send on-line bank statements which show you used your card in the U.S.

11/2004 - Met in Brazil

09/2006 - Apply for K1

03/2007 - K1 approved

04/2007 - Apply for AOS & EAD

07/2007 - EAD approved

01/2008 - Conditional Residency approved

11/2009 - Apply to remove conditions

02/2010 - Permanent Residency approved

11/2010 - Apply for Citizenship

03/2011 - Citizenship approved

07/2011 - Moved back to Brazil

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Posted

Froodpeas,

They are primary evidence that someone used an ATM to take money out of a bank account at a certain location. Useless.

As other posters have written, there are other documents that can be used to show the same thing and more, including the critical factor that you recognize - it's your account.

Yodrak

Froodpeas,

What are the documents that you are calling "Bank receipts", and for what purpose are you using them?

Yodrak

Bank receipts don't have your name on them. How do you prove that they actually belong to you?

ATM withdrawal receipts from when I was in the States. Apparently this would serve as primary evidence of having met my fiance in person in the past two years. Trouble is that names do not appear on these receipts, so I'm unsure how to prove they actually belong to me.

Posted

Why waste time on ATM receipts as evidence? Photos of the two of you together, stamps of entry in your passport, airline tickets, etc. are very good documented proof. Unless you went in illegally, you should have all the proof necessary that you met. Your tickets, passport stamps, itinerary of travel plans, tickets to events, etc. should all indicate dates of your trip and coincide with the description of when the two of you met. You might even have hotel receipts, credit card statements, money exchange notices or any number of other things that provide evidence of being here with her at the time you say.

 
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