Sufficient I751 Material to Turn In?

[KMENDLESS 9]

Hi Guys,

Thanks everyone here as I have been learning a lot from your experience. Since I am going to turn in documents for my husband to lift the conditions, Could you guys spend some time to see if all my preparation is enough? My husband first entrance was 06/03/2015.

appreciate!!! 

Exhibit A:

Original Chase Bank Personal Check, in amount of $680

Copy of B’s I-551 front and back

 Original Form I-751 filled and signed by A and B

Exhibit B:

• ·       Copy of Marriage Certificate certified by APOSTILLE

• ·       Copies of Drivers’ License with Same Address

Exhibit C:

·       Copies of 2015 & 2016 Married Flling Joint IRS Tax Transcripts

Exhibit D:

·       Copy of Joint Housing Title

·       Copies of Joint Homeowner Insurance (Previous-StateFarm, Farmers; Current-StillWater)

 

Exhibit E:

·       Copy of Joint Stock Acccount

·       Copy of A’s IRA Account, B as Primary Beneficiary

·       Copy of B’s IRA Account, A as Primary Beneficiary

Exhibit F:

·       Copies of CITI Bank, Chase Bank Joint Checking Account Statements Sharing Utilities Bills since account opened July, 2015

·       Copy of HOA Bill Under Both of Our Names

·       Copies of Gas, Electricity, Water Bills under A But Paid by Joint Checking Accounts.

Exhibit G

Copy of  VEHICLE 1 Joint Registration Paper(2015-Present)

 Copy of VEHICLE 1 Joint Lease Agreement (Leased since 06/27/2015)

Copy of VEHICLE 1 Joint Lease Loan Payment with BMW Financial (The Latest 6 Months) 

Copies of VEHICLE 1 Joint Vehicle Insurance (Previous-StateFarm, Farmers; Current-GEICO)

 Exhibit H:

Copy of VEHICLE 2 Joint Registration Paper (2016)

 Copy of VEHICLE 2 Joint Purchase Agreement (Purchased on 01/07/2016)

 Copies of VEHICLE 2 Joint Loan Payment with Chase (Since Jan 2016- Aug 2016)

 Copy of VEHICLE 2 Joint Loan Refinanced with Chase (Aug 2016)

Copy of VEHICLE 2 Total Loss Document from Farmers (Aug 22, 2016)

Copies of VEHICLE 2 Joint Vehicle Insurance (Previous-StateFarm, Farmers)

Exhibit I:

·       Copy of VEHICLE 3 Joint Registration Paper (2016-2017)

·       Copy of VEHICLE 3 Joint Purchase Agreement (Purchased on 12/15/2016)

·       Copy of VEHICLE 3 Joint Loan Payment with USBANK (Since Jan 2017-Present)

·       Copy of VEHICLE 3 Joint Vehicle Insurance (Current-GEICO)

Exhibit J:

·       Original Affidavit Letter from Neighbor 

·       Original Affidavit Letter from Brother in Law

Exhibit K:

·       Travel Documents

·       Copy of Household Dental Invoice

·       Copy of Same Address Correspondence (LAPD-A; City of Pasadena- B)

·       Copies of Online Gift Order with Same Address

·       Copies of Credit Report with same Address

·       Pictures

[Sukie 1,459]

Hi KMendless,

 

No one here can guarantee that your list will be sufficient.  We can tell you that it "looks good" or suggest that you might add X or Y, but with USCIS, there are NO guarantees.

 

Your list looks good to me.  While it is not a requirement, many people here will suggest that you get wills naming each other as beneficiary, as well as Medical Powers of Attorney giving each other the ability to make medical decisions for you if you are not capable of making them for yourself.

 

These are important "life documents" and definitely show USCIS that you are committed to each other.  Depending on your state, these documents can be easy or not-so-easy.  I'm in New York State, and our docs are in the "not-so-easy" category - but we went ahead and got them ASAP after we married.

 

Best of luck to you and your spouse!

 

Sukie in NY

[neilsqueen 433]

Looks good!  Do you have health insurance together?  You can put a copy of your insurance cards and a copy of your policy in your packet.  Best wishes!!

[KMENDLESS 9]

1 hour ago, Sukie said:

Hi KMendless,

 

No one here can guarantee that your list will be sufficient.  We can tell you that it "looks good" or suggest that you might add X or Y, but with USCIS, there are NO guarantees.

 

Your list looks good to me.  While it is not a requirement, many people here will suggest that you get wills naming each other as beneficiary, as well as Medical Powers of Attorney giving each other the ability to make medical decisions for you if you are not capable of making them for yourself.

 

These are important "life documents" and definitely show USCIS that you are committed to each other.  Depending on your state, these documents can be easy or not-so-easy.  I'm in New York State, and our docs are in the "not-so-easy" category - but we went ahead and got them ASAP after we married.

 

Best of luck to you and your spouse!

 

Sukie in NY

I probably don't have time to do the deed, I think it is not that easy to get those paper in CA also but I am not sure;(

[KMENDLESS 9]

5 minutes ago, neilsqueen said:

Looks good!  Do you have health insurance together?  You can put a copy of your insurance cards and a copy of your policy in your packet.  Best wishes!!

I am worried about health insurance as well as we don't have it and paying penalty for both of us.

[Sukie 1,459]

Health insurance is NOT a requirement.  It's just a common document many people have.  The OP has lots of good co-mingling information!

 

Sukie in NY

[KMENDLESS 9]

3 minutes ago, Sukie said:

Health insurance is NOT a requirement.  It's just a common document many people have.  The OP has lots of good co-mingling information!

 

Sukie in NY

I am sorry, what does OP mean?

[neilsqueen 433]

3 minutes ago, Sukie said:

Health insurance is NOT a requirement.  It's just a common document many people have.  The OP has lots of good co-mingling information!

 

Sukie in NY

No one said it was a requirement.  She asked for suggestions and that's what it is...a suggestion.

[neilsqueen 433]

Just now, KMENDLESS said:

I am sorry, what does OP mean?

Original poster

[Sukie 1,459]

7 minutes ago, neilsqueen said:

No one said it was a requirement.  She asked for suggestions and that's what it is...a suggestion.

She said she was "worried about it" because she didn't have it.  I just stated that it wasn't a requirement so she wouldn't worry.

 

Sukie in NY

[KMENDLESS 9]

Hi guys I just found a strange thing, my husband granted cr1 on 05/21/2015 but entered into USA on 06/03/2015,so on his green card showing residency since 06/03/2015, however, on his notice letter from USCIS, they said he entered USA on 05/21/2015, do you guys have this same situation? 

Thanks