Question On Wills

[General Buhari 46]

So I'm getting the last bit of evidence down.

I won't have any affidavits from people that knows us so I think I want to include a will from WillsCenter to bolster our position (it's also the right thing to do but if I had time I would have sat down with a Barrister really). The way I structured the will lives real properties with my children (both from Ex Wife and current Wife) but all cash with Wife. Will this division look odd to USCIS or are they just simply and primarily looking for inclusion of my current Wife in the will?

Also the only bit of information that spanned two years are the income tax filing on the transcripts and adding her to the rental agreement. Oh and the kid I guess came a year after she arrived so we have a birth certificate to toss in there. We have a recent car loan, bank account, yadi yada

Thanks.

Edited July 1, 2015 by General Buhari

[tuckin14 58]

I can't imagine that USCIS will have any issue with leaving some of your estate to your children.

Keep in mind that wills are adjudicated under state law, and generally require a certain share (usually 1/3) to be left to a spouse, unless there is a prenuptial agreement.

[General Buhari 46]

Thanks for the response. Hopefully the will won't come into play until I'm retired to the old country.