lack of evidence Lacking sufficient evidence for ROC

[HeandI 48]

Get me more nervous than I already am for my lack of evidence!!!! So here goes... Previously I posted asking how can non established married couple who are full time students find enough evidence to remove my condition. Here is a list of the items I am sending, I don't think i'm missing anything that I have to send as yet since I'm finalizing my documents to send. Please leave your honest comments.. Thank you..  

 

-Completed I-751 JOINT Petition to Remove Conditions on Residence.

- Check for $680 to the U.S. Department of Homeland Security.

- Photocopy of XXXX: Permanent Resident Card (both side), biographic page of her passport, U.S citizen husband birth certificate, and a copy of our marriage license.

Enclosed please also find the following documents to verify the status of our ongoing marriage:

1.     Letter explaining that we (XXXX and XXXX) are students, pursuing our undergraduate (nursing) and graduate (medicine) degree programs. Why we may lack definite evidence. Why we did not file taxes, and why the lease for our place of residence is sign by (husband brother). Current lease is signed by husband brother and husband wife.

2.     Partial copies (signed pages) of all lease since 2015-most, current lease ( 2017-June 2018)

3.     3 Affidavit from family members attesting to our marriage and their continuous financial support to us.

4.     Copy of husband drivers license and wife state ID showing same address

5.     Copy of apartment rental insurance for current lease showing occupancy for xxxx, and xxxx (U.S citizen Husband and wife)

6.     Copies of joint Bank account statements from 2015-July 2017 showing financial comingling.

7.     Copies of Joint credit cards, showing same account numbers.

8.     Copy of health insurance policy

9.     Copies of Joint internet/cable bill from 2015-2017 (RCN and Xfinity/Comcast)

10.  Copies of electric bills in xxxxx name (wife brother-in-law) who signs the lease for our apartment

11.  Copies of online purchases made for both of us since 2015-February 2016

12.  Copy of exam purchased for wife (October 2016 and December 2016)

13.  Copies of school supplies delivered to our address since 2015-2017

14.  Copies of other miscellaneous mails showing the use of the same address for both of us since 2015-July 2017

15.  Copy of cell phone account showing (husband) as account owner, for (wife) and husband mom (mother-in-law) cell phone.

16.  Copy of school emergency contacted, listed husband

17.  Copies of text messages, showing constant communication since we got married, and that we share the same household since 2015-currently.*****

18.  Copies of 2 train itineraries to visit family members

19.  Copies of birthday and Christmas cards from both of us

20.  Copy of a thank you card for attending brother children baptism

21.  Copies of e-mail attachments that (husband) helped (wife) with final college coursework during spring 2016 semester.

22.  Pictures with family members for each visit: Niece and nephew baptism, thanksgiving, Christmas and other random visit.****

 

This is all i can find, I am not sure how sufficient this will be for the examining officer and how we will be able to find more documents to send if we get an RFE. 

 

[Sukie 1,474]

No one can tell you what is enough and what is not enough.  It is all up to the officer to whom your case is assigned. 

 

If you have told your story in the best way possible, and documented everything you can, you can't do any more.  The worst that could happen is that you could have an interview.

 

So if you are so terribly nervous, start practicing with your spouse now for a Stokes Interview (use Google).  Be sure you know about each other's childhood, family, schooling, likes and dislikes.

 

Quite frankly, I think your info listed is pretty darned good, but again, none of us can get into the heads of the officer.

 

If you are a legitimate couple, you will not have any issues.  If you have an interview, then that will just be another step in the process.

 

Best of luck to you!

 

Sukie in NY

[HeandI 48]

10 minutes ago, Sukie said:

No one can tell you what is enough and what is not enough.  It is all up to the officer to whom your case is assigned. 

 

If you have told your story in the best way possible, and documented everything you can, you can't do any more.  The worst that could happen is that you could have an interview.

 

So if you are so terribly nervous, start practicing with your spouse now for a Stokes Interview (use Google).  Be sure you know about each other's childhood, family, schooling, likes and dislikes.

 

Quite frankly, I think your info listed is pretty darned good, but again, none of us can get into the heads of the officer.

 

If you are a legitimate couple, you will not have any issues.  If you have an interview, then that will just be another step in the process.

 

Best of luck to you!

 

Sukie in NY

You are right about everything you said, and thank you!!

I know we all do not know what the officers are really thinking... 

We are indeed a legitimate couple, cant get more legit lol. We are still head over heels for each other, and we have been living together way prior to the filing of our k-1 visa. We will be good for an interview, however, I will pray not to have one..