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SkyRocketShooter   0

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Hi folks,

 

I am preparing my I-751 forms for removal of conditional GC. As I have been told to prepare for marriage evidence documents with my wife, I would like to check to make sure I have enough documents to send to USCIS. 

The followings are the lists of documents 

 

- 2 yrs of jointly filed tax returns

- Joint house rental lease document 

- Joint bank checking account  ( although not many transactions as we used credit cards )

- Photocopies of credit cards showing me and my wife's name and statements

- Joint medical aid for health insurance documents and joint car insurance

- Utility bills, Cable internet bills shown both me and my wife names

- Life insurance and disability insurance listed my wife name as beneficiary

- Student loans documents listed for me and my wife name with the current address  (I am not sure to send this doc)

- Copy of driver's license showing both have same address

- Affidavits from my mother in law and friends

- Photos of me and my wife

 

Please let me know if any other documents I may need. Any advice is appreciated!

Crazy Cat Grand Master

Crazy Cat   41,985

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Looks really good to me.  Those are the documents I plan to submit when time for my wife's ROC in a couple years.  

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Dashinka Grand Master

Dashinka   24,654

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Looks good to me as well.  You may consider wills and living wills as well.

 

Good Luck!

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