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[Myopia 93]

Hi All especially to all that remember me from my time in this forum.

Well its about that time and I need to send my removal of conditions. I cut it a little closer than I wanted but for a great reason... birth of our baby!

So I was about to send in my packet but I figured it wouldn't hurt to run it by the eyes of the good people on here so here goes.

• Copy of Green card front and back
• Birth certificate of baby
• Medical bills and EOB's with my husband as the primary insurer and myself as the beneficiary.
• Copy of most recent joint checking accounts
• Copies of tax return from 2011 and 2012
• Copy of electric bill in my name
• Random correspondence in both names
• Joint Lease
• Copy of Husbands School Tuition Statement
• Copy of payslip from my job
• Letter from hubbys work confirming pay etc

Should I include anything more?

Thanks.

[Nich-Nick 3,354]

They want to see a sampling of two years of mingling finances and lives. One current bank statement isn't enough. Go back to 2012 and 2013 and find dated things showing both your names....bank statements, joint credit cards, joint car insurance and the like. A current electric bill could be supplemented with one for last year and the year before. Get the idea?? Cover two years with dated documentation.

Copies of driver licenses showing the same address are good evidence too.

They do not need an affidavit of support...as in a letter from hubby's work. And not sure how his tuition bill proves you live at the same address and mix your money.

[Myopia 93]

Yea all of what I mentioned covers 2 years. I guess I can add some more bank statements. The tuition bill shows the address and I guess I will send a letter from my school to show that both schools send mail to the same place. His Id is in this address but my ID is in my old one. I guess I should update that but I dont think the DMV will do it without a valid g/c (Mine expires and the ID has an expiration date that corresponds with my G/c expiration)

I want to make sure my evidence is specific but I dont see us having a problem to be honest. I think our baby is the best evidence that we have of a true and genuine relationship,

Thanks. Ill update.

[Nich-Nick 3,354]

Yea all of what I mentioned covers 2 years. I guess I can add some more bank statements. The tuition bill shows the address and I guess I will send a letter from my school to show that both schools send mail to the same place. His Id is in this address but my ID is in my old one. I guess I should update that but I dont think the DMV will do it without a valid g/c (Mine expires and the ID has an expiration date that corresponds with my G/c expiration)

I want to make sure my evidence is specific but I dont see us having a problem to be honest. I think our baby is the best evidence that we have of a true and genuine relationship,

Thanks. Ill update.

Yes, baby is great evidence. If you have covered two years, then that should do it.

[Myopia 93]

Yes, baby is great evidence. If you have covered two years, then that should do it.

Ok so I added a few more joint covering the time period and his bank single account to show the transfers. We use the joint for bills, shopping and we both put in. I have some store card statements for both of us, a card from one of our neighbors addressed to both of us which we got after the baby was born, I have some of his business statements that cover 13 and 12. State refund letters. I think its good.

I dont want to fill it with fluff...rather evidence that is clear so Ill try and find some more for 2012 and hopefully that ill be a wrap.

Thanks for the insight. I forgot how time intensive this collating of info can be.

[Daveykins 17]

If you have a car and the insurance is in both of your names that's good evidence, as is a life insurance policy if he has one with you as the beneficiary. The IO said during our interview that my life insurance policy was great evidence. Oh, and also if you have taken any trips togehter the photos are helpful but not primary evidence, if you have any reciepts or trip schedules from them that's great evidence.

Edited February 13, 2014 by Daveykins

[Myopia 93]

If you have a car and the insurance is in both of your names that's good evidence, as is a life insurance policy if he has one with you as the beneficiary. The IO said during our interview that my life insurance policy was great evidence. Oh, and also if you have taken any trips togehter the photos are helpful but not primary evidence, if you have any reciepts or trip schedules from them that's great evidence.

Yea, No car.. this is NYC. We share his metro card though! No Life insurance policy thats active. We tried it then left it. No trips either. We stay stuck in NYC. Ok Ill just add more and aim to send this on Monday. My GC expires at the end of March so I dont want to let this go to long.

Thanks;

[Daveykins 17]

Good luck!

[Myopia 93]

Ok Sorry. I decided just to sit back and do this again! So here is it is

1751

Check

Green card front and back

Husbands Id with new address

Birth cert

Card

Bill from hospital for child

Lease

Rent receipt

Utility bill in my name but it was in my name in the other house too.

Budget rent a car (When we moved)

Tax return 2011 and 2012

Joint account Bank

Individual accounts showing both of us puttin money in the bank

Business cert and invoices showing delieveries to both addresses

School letters (FAFSA/TAP etc)

Bank Card Statement

EOB's

Gym Membership letter

NYC Correction Officer letter

Job payslips

I had to get stuff from 2 separate addresses as we moved in 2012.

Ok do I really need to Photocopy this packet or can I just send it. (no ink)

[Nich-Nick 3,354]

I make a photocopy of every single thing I send off to Immigration including the check and in the same order just so I know exactly what I sent in case of RFE.

Not really going to critique your list because I am not following some of it, but only say BOTH names on the same document is best proof. Your list doesn't indicate, for example, if the rent car has both names. Otherwise make a connection they easily see. Example--an electric bill in your name to address 2 matched with a water bill in the spouses name to address 2. Connect the dots for them. Random things in one name only are not as useful.

[Myopia 93]

I make a photocopy of every single thing I send off to Immigration including the check and in the same order just so I know exactly what I sent in case of RFE.

Not really going to critique your list because I am not following some of it, but only say BOTH names on the same document is best proof. Your list doesn't indicate, for example, if the rent car has both names. Otherwise make a connection they easily see. Example--an electric bill in your name to address 2 matched with a water bill in the spouses name to address 2. Connect the dots for them. Random things in one name only are not as useful.

Yea I see what you mean.

I think our stuff is intertwined enough for them to see that we are together. The lease is in both our names (for example) but they send rent in his name. I get the utility bill in my name but he pays it. Ill connect the dots for them. The TAP(Financial aid) is in my name but it was asking for info about his school...I think a moron would be able to figure it out.

Ok. Im good.

Thanks