Evidences for Removing Conditions of Greencard

[badiday1990 1]

Hello, just want to post my evidences that I have to remove the conditions of my greencard, any suggestions are accepted.

1. Form i-751

2. Copy of my GC front and back

3. Birth certificate of our baby born in our marriage.

4. Copy of IRS filing jointly(2014 & 2015)

5. Checking & savings bank statements for 2yrs

6. Copy of medical insurance card

7. Copy of dental insurance coverage

8. Property deed showing both our names as trustees

9. Copy of auto insurance policy both our names

10. Copy of vehicle ownership both our names

11. AAA membership (2015 & 2016)

12. Copy of Gym membership

13. Copy or receipt of medical payments

14. Copy of medical bills

15. Copy of our driver licenses showing same address

16. Xmas and bday cardswe received from 2014 til present

17. Copy of 401k showing me as benefiaciary (my husband just added me today lol)

18. Waiting for husband's life insurance having me as his beneficiary.

19. Pictures we took for 2 years with his families

Is this enough or do you anymore suggestions? Please feel free to comment.

[NancyNguyen 1,658]

12, 16, 19 no needed when you have others, but it is your choice. Good luck.

[Sukie 1,464]

Hello, just want to post my evidences that I have to remove the conditions of my greencard, any suggestions are accepted.

1. Form i-751

2. Copy of my GC front and back

3. Birth certificate of our baby born in our marriage.

4. Copy of IRS filing jointly(2014 & 2015)

5. Checking & savings bank statements for 2yrs

6. Copy of medical insurance card

7. Copy of dental insurance coverage

8. Property deed showing both our names as trustees

9. Copy of auto insurance policy both our names

10. Copy of vehicle ownership both our names

11. AAA membership (2015 & 2016)

12. Copy of Gym membership

13. Copy or receipt of medical payments

14. Copy of medical bills

15. Copy of our driver licenses showing same address

16. Xmas and bday cardswe received from 2014 til present

17. Copy of 401k showing me as benefiaciary (my husband just added me today lol)

18. Waiting for husband's life insurance having me as his beneficiary.

19. Pictures we took for 2 years with his families

Is this enough or do you anymore suggestions? Please feel free to comment.

You have a good list. Every couple - especially one with a child - needs to have wills and Medical Powers of Attorney. These surely add to your list - but more importantly - even if you have very little in the way of assets, you need to have these documents for your life!

Good luck!

Sukie in NY

[badiday1990 1]

You have a good list. Every couple - especially one with a child - needs to have wills and Medical Powers of Attorney. These surely add to your list - but more importantly - even if you have very little in the way of assets, you need to have these documents for your life!

Good luck!

Sukie in NY

[badiday1990 1]

Hi sukie what's that medical power of attorney for? Is this necessary? Or we are good without this?

[Penny Pincher 11]

Do you have W2's for last 2 years? Include that too. Otherwise, Good luck Kabayan! I just got my 10yr GC today.

[badiday1990 1]

Do you have W2's for last 2 years? Include that too. Otherwise, Good luck Kabayan! I just got my 10yr GC today.

Yes I have it together with my IRS papers. Wow,congratulations. Did you have any interview for your 10yr gc?

Your list is good.

I agree with Sukie. Try including healthcare power of attorneys and/or wills. The HPOAs are available online, forms vary by state. Wills can be made via websites such as legalzoom.com.

[badiday1990 1]

Thanks for the response, do I need to pay to get HPOA? I was thinking if these are enough evidences then I won't bother getting it. Is that necessary to get one if you have a child? Or it's ok to not have it? As long as is not mandatory then I won't bother getting it.

[Penny Pincher 11]

Yes I have it together with my IRS papers. Wow,congratulations. Did you have any interview for your 10yr gc?

Good thing we did not have any interview. We had RFE though, due to emergency circumstances (I won't say its my stupidity) we both missed to include Apartment lease and Tax transcripts although it all prepared. tsk tsk But I think it was blessing in disguise, because my husband filed mistakenly (he didn't include my W2's information and we used TurboTax last 2014 so we had to amend it. I realized that when I got the RFE and re-check everything.

[badiday1990 1]

Good thing we did not have any interview. We had RFE though, due to emergency circumstances (I won't say its my stupidity) we both missed to include Apartment lease and Tax transcripts although it all prepared. tsk tsk But I think it was blessing in disguise, because my husband filed mistakenly (he didn't include my W2's information and we used TurboTax last 2014 so we had to amend it. I realized that when I got the RFE and re-check everything.

[badiday1990 1]

But everything was all worth it because you don't have any interview, much of a hassle if you have RFE and interview. By the way I reported my marriage at Philippine embassy in LA, do you think I can include that in my evidences too?

Your list is good.

I agree with Sukie. Try including healthcare power of attorneys and/or wills. The HPOAs are available online, forms vary by state. Wills can be made via websites such as legalzoom.com.

Thanks for the response, do I need to pay to get HPOA? I was thinking if these are enough evidences then I won't bother getting it. Is that necessary to get one if you have a child? Or it's ok to not have it? As long as is not mandatory then I won't bother getting it.

[Penny Pincher 11]

But everything was all worth it because you don't have any interview, much of a hassle if you have RFE and interview. By the way I reported my marriage at Philippine embassy in LA, do you think I can include that in my evidences too?

You can do so, but that has no bearing for approval. I haven't changed my maiden name due to my properties back home, my profession license, banks. I get lazy to change whenever I think about it. I am still debating myself to use my husband's name or just do hyphenated name since I am allowed to apply N400 this coming 15th of May.

[badiday1990 1]

You can do so, but that has no bearing for approval. I haven't changed my maiden name due to my properties back home, my profession license, banks. I get lazy to change whenever I think about it. I am still debating myself to use my husband's name or just do hyphenated name since I am allowed to apply N400 this coming 15th of May.

[badiday1990 1]

Yeah maybe I will include it since my husband's signature was in that paper and I was thinking that it can help since I reported the marriage in Philippine embassy that means I disclosed it. Lol

[badiday1990 1]

Yes you can include the evidence of reporting your marriage at Philippines. If you have some sort of marriage certificate from the Philippines, you can include that.

HPOAs are not mandatory but are good to have for life, especially when you have a family. It's always useful to have your personal health needs and wills in writing when living in the U.S. It's up to you if you don't want to include them for ROC but do consider studying about them in your spare time.

Thanks for the info. Sure I will read about it.

You can do so, but that has no bearing for approval. I haven't changed my maiden name due to my properties back home, my profession license, banks. I get lazy to change whenever I think about it. I am still debating myself to use my husband's name or just do hyphenated name since I am allowed to apply N400 this coming 15th of May.