Totally bewildering I-751 RFE! Help, please..... (Merged)

[NikLR 13,232]

1 hour ago, Enial11 said:

I'm just curious about the Utility bills. I'm also in the process of working that part on my marriage. However, the Utility company also told me that they can't put 2 names in 1 bill because the software they use doesn't allow it which is weird. How did you fix that? I can't give that explanation to the cover letter.

 

My water bill was the only utility bill I sent.  It automatically had both names because both of our names are on the deed for the house.  I didnt include any other utility bills.   Really they're not great evidence because regardless they will be paid.  Powers of attorney and wills are better. 

[Vale2005 0]

What happen in you case??? I am the same situation, I am looking for someone help me 

Just now, Vale2005 said:

What happen in you case??? I am the same situation, I am looking for someone help me 

 

On 5/17/2018 at 5:06 PM, NikLR said:

My water bill was the only utility bill I sent.  It automatically had both names because both of our names are on the deed for the house.  I didnt include any other utility bills.   Really they're not great evidence because regardless they will be paid.  Powers of attorney and wills are better. 

 

[c.ortiz 0]

48 minutes ago, Vale2005 said:

What happen in you case??? I am the same situation, I am looking for someone help me 

 

 

Just give them what you can, and explain in the cover letter why you can't give some of things they asked for - like the utility bills.  I think in our case they wanted evidence of a history together.  We were initially told NOT to send stuff that had already been seen by UCIS agents in London.... But they obviously wanted to see it.  Between that and tons of photos from different places, on vacation, and with family members, we were ok.  Good luck! 

 

Being on the other side of the process now, I'll echo what a lot of others have said: the stress, uncertainty, and anxiety are worse than the reality.  If you're a genuine couple you have a right to bring your spouse to the US.  It's just a matter of jumping through the right hoops.