June 2017 I-751 filers

[PauPau 71]

Just now, Ksenia_O said:

If you apply under  "3 years rule", you will need the same things you have submitted for ROC .. So, basically - your ROC package with a period AFTER submission added... That's why I'm making copy of my ROC - at least 2-3 years have been already well organized : ) 

Oh wow!! So we've got the 2 years covered and will just keep on adding more evidence in the following year! Awesome!! I love love this forum so much!! Keeps me sane hahah!!

[Ksenia_O 696]

1 minute ago, PauPau said:

Oh wow!! So we've got the 2 years covered and will just keep on adding more evidence in the following year! Awesome!! I love love this forum so much!! Keeps me sane hahah!!

Exactly!!!

 

 

[faith spatz 8]

2 hours ago, PauPau said:

Where is the expiration date stated in the form? I checked the website and the downloaded the form with Edition Date 12/23/16 but I couldn't find the expiration date.

I used the forms dated 12/23/2016 as well. Should I go looking for the latest one ? What is the difference ?

[faith spatz 8]

2 hours ago, PauPau said:

Where is the expiration date stated in the form? I checked the website and the downloaded the form with Edition Date 12/23/16 but I couldn't find the expiration date.

Sorry, I just found the date 11/3/2017 on the top right...

[Whitehead 19]

16 hours ago, PauPau said:

Oh thank you for letting me know!! My father in law is already retired (US Navy) so I guess it doesn't apply to me now?

Yes, I think it's only if they are still employed by the government. So you should answer no.

 

My father in law is retired US Airforce. He now works on the US base in the UK so he's still actively employed by the US government outside the US so I have to answer yes.

 

Hope this helps

[PauPau 71]

10 minutes ago, amanda_whitehead said:

Yes, I think it's only if they are still employed by the government. So you should answer no.

 

My father in law is retired US Airforce. He now works on the US base in the UK so he's still actively employed by the US government outside the US so I have to answer yes.

 

Hope this helps

Okay thank you for clarifying!! This helps

[andruida 5]

Hello Everyone! I have been working on my ROC packet for a few weeks now and I am right in the middle of my "application window". I hoping to be able to file at the VSC soon. 

Good luck to everyone! 

[PauPau 71]

2 hours ago, andruida said:

Hello Everyone! I have been working on my ROC packet for a few weeks now and I am right in the middle of my "application window". I hoping to be able to file at the VSC soon. 

Good luck to everyone! 

Awesome!! Goodluck!! I hope you submit this month so we'll be in the same boat =D

[piano 25]

6 hours ago, PauPau said:

Okay guys I just printed the documents and will nicely seal it tonight!!  Would you please check and see if I have covered the primary evidence? I did what pretty much what this forum suggests. Hopefully these are sufficient!!

 

 

Looks solid!

[MeikaLioness 0]

Hey guys it's been so long. So I mailed the i175 yesterday and they received it today. Now that am reading through these comments I realized that I didn't put our newborn(5/22/17) on the part it ask for children. I thought it's only for children that are filling also. Also we don't have life insurance together. What do you guys think would happen? [Biting nails)

[piano 25]

1 hour ago, MeikaLioness said:

Hey guys it's been so long. So I mailed the i175 yesterday and they received it today. Now that am reading through these comments I realized that I didn't put our newborn(5/22/17) on the part it ask for children. I thought it's only for children that are filling also. Also we don't have life insurance together. What do you guys think would happen? [Biting nails)

The consensus seems to be that it is only for children who are filing for adjustment in conjunction with you, so should be fine. Did you include any other mention of your newborn (congrats btw)? There's not really any one type of evidence you have to include, so don't worry about it for now. Worst case they'll ask you for more information.

[MeikaLioness 0]

10 minutes ago, piano said:

The consensus seems to be that it is only for children who are filing for adjustment in conjunction with you, so should be fine. Did you include any other mention of your newborn (congrats btw)? There's not really any one type of evidence you have to include, so don't worry about it for now. Worst case they'll ask you for more information.

Thank you Yes I did. Birth certificate. Other evidence I included were. Our drivers license(same address).car title.cat insurance.health insurance.flights bookings.hotel reservation's.letter from son school showing both our names as contacts (husband as step-father).credit card statement's.lease.tax 2015&2016( file jointly).cell phone bill account. 30 photos of different events. Pray that was more than enough. Someone told me because we don't have life insurance I would get deny. How true is this?

[piano 25]

1 hour ago, MeikaLioness said:

 Someone told me because we don't have life insurance I would get deny. How true is this?

While nothing is 100% certain, that's total BS.

[Ksenia_O 696]

13 hours ago, MeikaLioness said:

Thank you Yes I did. Birth certificate. Other evidence I included were. Our drivers license(same address).car title.cat insurance.health insurance.flights bookings.hotel reservation's.letter from son school showing both our names as contacts (husband as step-father).credit card statement's.lease.tax 2015&2016( file jointly).cell phone bill account. 30 photos of different events. Pray that was more than enough. Someone told me because we don't have life insurance I would get deny. How true is this?

Agree with piano
Don't worry - you are not gonna be denied for not having life insurance. It's YOUR choice - to have it or not. For example, we got it because we have mortgage. And the idea of getting Life Ins. was - if something happens to one of us, another one won't get stuck with a house payment and only one income... But this is not A MUST - to have Life Ins. All up to you.
Some couples keep their financial assets completely separate and still successfully go  through ROC. You should be fine

 

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Edited June 8, 2017 by Ksenia_O

[Hasi&Muzzy 5]

On 6/6/2017 at 0:51 PM, Hasi&Muzzy said:

ROC sent out 5/30, VSC recived 6/3....waiting for the check to cash out and NOA1. Good luck for everyone!

Check just cashed today!