Sending Medical Bills as part of evidence for REF

[LynAndArt 2]

Hi,

Would sending medical bills be a good idea? I have what my insurance company calls "explanation of benefits" which details the patient, procedures, doctors, and amounts owed. I am wonder if sending them would be beneficial.

Thanks

Art

[Cheezees 1,514]

If it shows proof of joint residence, joint assets, or joint liability, I would include it. Otherwise, no.

[oceanborn 33]

If it shows proof of joint residence, joint assets, or joint liability, I would include it. Otherwise, no.

+1

They are specifically looking for joint financial co-mingling and a shared communal residence. They also look very favorably upon birth certificates to any children born during the marriage.

That being said, if you are a little thin-on-the-ground evidence or paperwork wise, there's certainly no harm in including anything which details both your names. If this document that you're including details that you and your spouse share a Health Insurance policy then I would say by all means

[LynAndArt 2]

+1

They are specifically looking for joint financial co-mingling and a shared communal residence. They also look very favorably upon birth certificates to any children born during the marriage.

That being said, if you are a little thin-on-the-ground evidence or paperwork wise, there's certainly no harm in including anything which details both your names. If this document that you're including details that you and your spouse share a Health Insurance policy then I would say by all means

That is what I was thinking. It not only shows my wife but procedures medical and dental for the girls.

[nigeria_usa 1]

Yes, send it. I sent me and my wife's medical bills when responding to our RFE. I also included a note explaining why I sent it. I said something like this: "I have included our medical bills and statements to show that we both use and bill the same medical insurance..."

Good luck sir/ma