I-751 bank accounts evidence question [merged threads]

[Rmv0311 1]

HI,

i just have a simple questions,

i want to sent as evidence our bank account statement where it shows us a join account.

My question is, should i go into MY bank account and print my bank statement where it shows my account and it says "join owner: my wife who is the one with the green card"

Or, should i go into HER bank account and print her side of her bank statement where it shows her account and it says "join owner: me the petitioner"?

[Rmv0311 1]

quick question,

I read forums where my wife name does not have to be on my house deed or car title, as long as i have a lot of other evidence that we live and have a life together, which i do.

My question is:

Do i need to explain why she is not on the house deed and car title? or should i just not include it period?

Reason why she is not on it: not enough credit on her name (would have been a bigger risk, causing our interest to go up on the house loan), and the cars, i had them before we got married. <---- please do focus on this argument, and only on my question.

thank you

[Ryan H 3,812]

Don't include it.

[Moslund 94]

Don't include it... All you need is a few co-mingling finances like a credit card or 2, a bank account, utility bill and phone bill... Only submit whatever is in both your names and leave the rest out... USCIS is only concerned with what's in both your name they don't care about the rest

If the car loans are paid off then she can be added to the title... I never got put on my husband's car loan and RV loan cause my credit history was too new but when the car for paid off he added me to the title by going to dmv

Edited December 2, 2016 by Moslund

[Loving_girl 38]

Hi, I printed our online statements logged in on my bank account, though on the paper it show both our names as owners on the account (my hubbs name first and mine second). (I don't think it really matter as long as both of your names are on the account).

Hope someone else will give you another view as for your question.

Good luck!

[lucybelle 453]

If you have enough evidence it won't be important. We own two cars and they are both in my name for credit reasons. But we are both on insurance so I included that into evidence.

[Pinkrlion 2,716]

They just want to see two names and all the transactions from the account.

[Rmv0311 1]

thank you. I will just not include or mentioned those 2 evidences.

[Rmv0311 1]

thank you all,

i will just print it from my account (which is the one with the most transactions) and shows her as "joint owner" on it.

[Ketsuban 1,034]

Are there actually transactions from the both of you on either of these joint accounts or are they literally individual accounts with just one person making transactions but have joint ownership?

[Rmv0311 1]

Individual accounts with each one of us being join owner of each account.

[Rmv0311 1]

I am working in putting my package together. I was wondering if I need to send evidence of "from the date I got married" or after I got my green card (is when the 2 year consitional kicks in)

I got married December 2013 and I got my green card march 2015.

[Sukie 1,459]

I am working in putting my package together. I was wondering if I need to send evidence of "from the date I got married" or after I got my green card (is when the 2 year consitional kicks in)

I got married December 2013 and I got my green card march 2015.

From the instructions for the I-751 form:

"Submit copies of as many documents as you can to establish this fact, to demonstrate the circumstances of the relationship from the date of the marriage to the present date, and to demonstrate any circumstances surrounding the end of the relationship, if it has ended."

Please go back and read the instruction page so you won't get an RFE.

Sukie in NY

[TBoneTX 45,273]

Three similar-themed threads have been merged. Please use this thread for further inquiries about what to include in the package.

[Moderator hat off]

If you haven't yet done so, consider creating wills, medical powers of attorney, and similar documents. These make excellent evidence for ROC, and they're even more crucial to have in "life."

[Ketsuban 1,034]

I am working in putting my package together. I was wondering if I need to send evidence of "from the date I got married" or after I got my green card (is when the 2 year consitional kicks in)

I got married December 2013 and I got my green card march 2015.

Since you came here on a K-1, USCIS will definitely expect evidence from when you got married to now. If you had come in on a CR-1 then they might have given some leeway due to the separation during that process, but that wouldn't apply to you.