Sending off I-751 waiver package tonight, how's my cover list?

[MrMadCat 18]

Well I wrote many months ago about filing for my I-751 waiver, and I am finally sending off my package tonight. It took this long because of not being able to come up with the money I needed, plus work/personal reasons.

A little bit of background. My marriage lasted a year before it ended. The facts that I offered marriage counselling and a personal statement from her mom also claiming that I wanted my ex wife and I to go to marriage counselling and she flat out refused, probably look good in my favor, right? The fact she married a week after we divorced and changed her name, as well as married the dude with whom was interfering with our relationship before it broke down. All sorts of things. I wrote this in a personal statement.

Anyhow, due to her being Mrs. Bossy Boots and wanting to dominate the finances during our short marriage, I didn't gain much in that department, which isn't so hot.

Here's my list.

List of contents

· Cover Letter

· Personal Statement

· I-485 Green Card Welcome Letter (with barcode).

· Check made payable to U.S. Department of Homeland Security for $590.

· Form I-751 signed and dated.

· Paper showing additional address.

· Copy of green card. Front and back.

· Copy of British passport biometric page.

· Copy of my birth certificate.

· Copy of marriage certificate.

· Copy of divorce decree.

· Copy of ex-wife drivers license showing name change.

Financial Co-mingling

· 2012 Joint Tax Return Transcript.

· Health insurance card listing myself as a dependent.

· Life insurance policy form filled by wife.

· Credit card in both names where she listed me as an authorized user.

· Joint checking account statements spanning over many months of our marriage.

Additional Information

· 1 affidavit from my mother in law.

· 2 affidavits from mutual friends.

· Photos spanning our marriage together.

· Additional documents.

That's about all I have, but I have a little question. When I fill in the I-751 and it asks for my spouse/ex spouse details, do I enter her name of what it was when we married/filed the I-130, or do I enter what I know it to be now? After divorce? I entered her married name (whilst she was with me and what her name was on the original forms going back to I-130, I-485. Do you think my list is good enough or am I missing anything vital? I have about 25 photos included of a few trips, including our marriage ones, trips to someones marriage, our own trip. I lost all the others, but it's all I've got.

[Harpa Timsah 13,258]

Hey Madcat, I think your evidence looks pretty good, actually. Do you have any shared lease or proof of living in the same place?

[Merrytooth 5,748]

This OP was approved for I-751 waiver recently, might give you some ideas on evidence to submit.

http://www.visajourney.com/forums/topic/479949-rfe-for-evidence-of-good-faith-marriage-roc-with-divorce-waiver/

[MrMadCat 18]

Hey Madcat, I think your evidence looks pretty good, actually. Do you have any shared lease or proof of living in the same place?

Sadly no, she owned the home before we married, and all bills were in her name. I don't really have proof of living at the same place, other than all the documents I have point to the same address.

This OP was approved for I-751 waiver recently, might give you some ideas on evidence to submit.

http://www.visajourney.com/forums/topic/479949-rfe-for-evidence-of-good-faith-marriage-roc-with-divorce-waiver/

I have 8 months of full bank statements on our joint bank account printed (I did that just before she shut the account down), but no car documents or anything like the op, nor was my marriage spanning over several years. Still, that post makes me optimistic. Thank you.

[Harpa Timsah 13,258]

Did you ever get a Driver's license with your marital home as the address on it?

[MrMadCat 18]

Did you ever get a Driver's license with your marital home as the address on it?

I did not, I got a state ID card though. I don't have it, just paper copies of it, so should I sent that in? they cut it up when I applied for a drivers license in another state.

[Merrytooth 5,748]

I did not, I got a state ID card though. I don't have it, just paper copies of it, so should I sent that in? they cut it up when I applied for a drivers license in another state.

A copy of the state ID card is good enough to show that you and ex shared a same address.

You don't have to send in the original card anyway.

[Harpa Timsah 13,258]

Yeah, I would send a copy. Good luck.

[MrMadCat 18]

Edit: Nevermind, I found it. Thank God!! Only copy I made.

Edited April 2, 2014 by MrMadCat

[Merrytooth 5,748]

Good luck. Remember to scan and save the only copy in your computer too.

[MrMadCat 18]

Good luck. Remember to scan and save the only copy in your computer too.

Doing that hehe. I'm also going to make several copies of my whole package tonight before sending, just in case something goes MIA.

[MrMadCat 18]

Alright, it's all assembled. Going to send it through USPS today since it says to send to the PO Box and fedex don't deliver to PO boxes. I made a bunch of copies of everything. Guess it's going to be a waiting game.

[MrMadCat 18]

Edit: Oh ####### I double posted by accident.

Edited April 2, 2014 by MrMadCat