How's this for evidence?

[berber_wife 90]

My husband and I are getting ready to file and we were wondering if this amount of evidence is OK for the initial petition. We are adjusting from a B visa.

-Joint bank account

-Joint credit card

-Him as the beneficiary on my IRA

-My living will naming him the person listed to carry out all the duties

-Our wedding invitation

-Photos spanning the course of our two and a half year relationship (traveling, wedding, at home, with my family)

-Engagement and wedding cards sent to us

-Receipt from the package he sent to me my first birthday we were together

-Thank-you card from my nephew to both of us

-Wedding invitation for my friend's wedding addressed to both of us

-Affidavit from my parents about our relationship and confirming that we live together with them (thus explaining why we don't have a joint lease or utilities)

-Tango, viber and skype call logs spanning our relationship

-A sampling of FB chats

-A sampling of emails

-FB screenshots showing that we have tons of mutual friends on both sides (showing that we are integrated into each other's social spheres)

I'm worried that we don't have enough co-mingling evidence since we are very recently married, live with my parents and he doesn't have a social security number, thus he can't get on my health insurance. That's why I have such a long list of secondary evidence. What, if anything from that list should I cull? And should I add more affidavits from other family/friends and maybe one from his side?

Thanks!

[aussie_jason 195]

You have plenty, exclude the online stuff.

[mike281 1]

I completely agree with aussie_jason on both points.

We recently completed the process with no complications with only 1 joint credit card and about 10 photos of us together over our 4 year relationship.

In the interview he asked about joint property, but it was fine that we didn't have any since we were newly married. He did say, however, that for the 2 year removal of conditions they will expect more co-mingling of assets since we will have been married longer.

[Erica & L 52]

You basically only need half of that to send in with your package, the primary evidence, like joint assets. A few pictures maybe. The rest can be saved for the actual interview.

[MyHeartWillGoOn93 8]

You have more than enough! We had our interview yesterday and all we had was photos and cards from people, no bank accounts or anything like that and all he did was look at the photos!

[berber_wife 90]

Thanks! It seems like plenty, I'm just a little nervous because he is from a high-fraud country (and my AOSers are from low-fraud countries). I haven't come across many MENA cases adjusting but for the K-1 and CR-1 they suggest front-loading the petition.

Edited May 8, 2014 by berber_wife

[Harpa Timsah 13,258]

Front-loading isn't really a thing for a concurrent AOS because you will have a mandatory joint interview and it will all be under USCIS's jurisdiction. No USCIS first, then DOS, etc.

You should send in some evidence, but no need for the kitchen sink too. I think what you have is great, and I might take out the cards and stuff. Good luck!