Don't have a lease to provide for one year. is this info okay?

[Lemon23 400]

4 minutes ago, bzabelina said:

I'm the spouse  this is for my husband who is the green card holder. I am the one writing out and signing the cover letter 

Then you should be the one to put in writing and explain the situation by not having a lease for one year. Bottom line here is that, if there is a letter to support from USC the red flag that you're seeing on his application then it will be a big help.

[bzabelina 2]

7 minutes ago, Lemon23 said:

Then you should be the one to put in writing and explain the situation by not having a lease for one year. Bottom line here is that, if there is a letter to support from USC the red flag that you're seeing on his application then it will be a big help.

I mean the whole cover letter including all the details is written by me, the USC, and I have a LOT of details explaining everything. 

[Lemon23 400]

1 minute ago, bzabelina said:

I mean the whole cover letter including all the details is written by me, the USC, and I have a LOT of details explaining everything. 

Then you're all set.

[bzabelina 2]

1 minute ago, Lemon23 said:

Then you're all set.

Thank you! So is it good that all the evidence pretty much is from me, the USC? My husband is under my insurance which I have proof of, he is added to my bank account and credit card account, we filed our taxes jointly and so on...

[Lemon23 400]

4 minutes ago, bzabelina said:

Thank you! So is it good that all the evidence pretty much is from me, the USC? My husband is under my insurance which I have proof of, he is added to my bank account and credit card account, we filed our taxes jointly and so on...

I actually don't know what kind of evidences that you sent initially to USCIS and what are the evidences that you will send to response the RFE letter, so I really I can't tell, if you can provide a little information then we can tell if you have enough evidence or not.

[bzabelina 2]

Just now, Lemon23 said:

I actually don't know what kind of evidences that you sent initially to USCIS and what are the evidences that you will send to response the RFE letter, so I really I can't tell, if you can provide a little information then we can tell if you have enough evidence or not.

A letter from the landlord of the apartment we lived in from March 2016 to March 2017 located at****.

* Copy of the first page of the lease of the apartment we lived in from March 2016 to March 2017 located at ****. My husband was listed as an authorized occupant since he did not have the income to apply as a tenant. The letter from the landlord confirms that we lived together.

* Proof of shared homeowner’s insurance for the above mentioned address **** where we lived together from March 2016 to March 2017.

* A letter from our current landlord confirming that we both in fact live at our current address at **** and have been doing so since March 2017.

* Copy of the upcoming lease for our current apartment for the period of March 2018 to March 2019 with both our names on it. Please note my husband’s name is not on the current lease for this address because he did not have the income to be the main tenant when we were applying for this apartment.

* Bank statements from our joint account from every month since I’ve added my husband to my account, dating back to March 2015. Please note this includes all of our expenses, showing the joint ownership of assets.

* A letter from our bank, explaining that my husband was added to the credit card account as an authorized user, since his name isn’t on the credit card statements.

* Credit card statements dating back from when we started using the credit card, showing all expenses, representing our joint ownership of assets and joint responsibility for liabilities.

* Copy of the 2015 IRS tax transcript filed jointly.

* Copy of the 2016 IRS tax transcript filed jointly.

* Copy of the 2016 tax return from TurboTax.

* My most recent pay stub for the period of October 14 2017 to October 27 2017 showing our current address at ****, and our joint bank account.

* My family’s family-plan recent phone bill for the period of September 2nd 2017 to October 1st 2017 which includes both our names as well as my husband’s phone number (****). 

* A letter from my place of employment from 2015 showing my husband as my beneficiary for my life insurance policy and a dependent for health insurance.

* A statement from my place of employment from 2016 showing my husband as my beneficiary for my life insurance policy and a dependent for health insurance.

* A summary of my benefits from my place of employment for 2017 showing my husband as my beneficiary for life insurance and my dependent for health insurance.

* A print out from my employee benefits page showing my husband as my beneficiary for life insurance.

* A summary of my benefit elections for 2018 showing my husband as my beneficiary for life insurance and my dependent for health insurance. 

* Copy of a dental explanation of benefits showing a joint policy.

* Plane ticket receipts and hotel confirmation from a trip we took 

* A notarized and translated statement from my husband’s mother explaining how we lived together in her apartment in Moscow from September 2013 to January 2014 before we moved to South Korea.

* A signed letter from my former employer in South Korea explaining that my husband and I lived together in an apartment that he was providing for us for the period of January 2014 to February 2015. 

* A signed letter from a close friend of mine who has known me ever since my husband and I started dating in 2012.

* Receipts for the flowers my husband sent to my desk at my office for Valentine’s Day in 2017 and International Women’s Day in 2017 (a holiday celebrated in Russia).

 

[Lemon23 400]

1 minute ago, bzabelina said:

 

A letter from the landlord of the apartment we lived in from March 2016 to March 2017 located at****.

* Copy of the first page of the lease of the apartment we lived in from March 2016 to March 2017 located at ****. My husband was listed as an authorized occupant since he did not have the income to apply as a tenant. The letter from the landlord confirms that we lived together.

* Proof of shared homeowner’s insurance for the above mentioned address **** where we lived together from March 2016 to March 2017.

* A letter from our current landlord confirming that we both in fact live at our current address at **** and have been doing so since March 2017.

* Copy of the upcoming lease for our current apartment for the period of March 2018 to March 2019 with both our names on it. Please note my husband’s name is not on the current lease for this address because he did not have the income to be the main tenant when we were applying for this apartment.

* Bank statements from our joint account from every month since I’ve added my husband to my account, dating back to March 2015. Please note this includes all of our expenses, showing the joint ownership of assets.

* A letter from our bank, explaining that my husband was added to the credit card account as an authorized user, since his name isn’t on the credit card statements.

* Credit card statements dating back from when we started using the credit card, showing all expenses, representing our joint ownership of assets and joint responsibility for liabilities.

* Copy of the 2015 IRS tax transcript filed jointly.

* Copy of the 2016 IRS tax transcript filed jointly.

* Copy of the 2016 tax return from TurboTax.

* My most recent pay stub for the period of October 14 2017 to October 27 2017 showing our current address at ****, and our joint bank account.

* My family’s family-plan recent phone bill for the period of September 2nd 2017 to October 1st 2017 which includes both our names as well as my husband’s phone number (****). 

* A letter from my place of employment from 2015 showing my husband as my beneficiary for my life insurance policy and a dependent for health insurance.

* A statement from my place of employment from 2016 showing my husband as my beneficiary for my life insurance policy and a dependent for health insurance.

* A summary of my benefits from my place of employment for 2017 showing my husband as my beneficiary for life insurance and my dependent for health insurance.

* A print out from my employee benefits page showing my husband as my beneficiary for life insurance.

* A summary of my benefit elections for 2018 showing my husband as my beneficiary for life insurance and my dependent for health insurance. 

* Copy of a dental explanation of benefits showing a joint policy.

* Plane ticket receipts and hotel confirmation from a trip we took 

* A notarized and translated statement from my husband’s mother explaining how we lived together in her apartment in Moscow from September 2013 to January 2014 before we moved to South Korea.

* A signed letter from my former employer in South Korea explaining that my husband and I lived together in an apartment that he was providing for us for the period of January 2014 to February 2015. 

* A signed letter from a close friend of mine who has known me ever since my husband and I started dating in 2012.

* Receipts for the flowers my husband sent to my desk at my office for Valentine’s Day in 2017 and International Women’s Day in 2017 (a holiday celebrated in Russia).

 

You have tons of evidences my dear so you'll be good. Send them then seat back and wait for the approval. Good luck

[bzabelina 2]

Just now, Lemon23 said:

You have tons of evidences my dear so you'll be good. Send them then seat back and wait for the approval. Good luck

Phew. Thanks so much.

[NikLR 13,232]

I dont see any joint financials.  Bank accounts? Credit cards? Were they included originally? Any wills? Living wills?

The tax transcript and tax return for the same year is moot.  You are including new evidence but not more for 2015 and 2016. They will want more evidence from the first two years of marriage. 

Edited November 2, 2017 by NikLR

[HK12 273]

3 hours ago, NikLR said:

I dont see any joint financials.  Bank accounts? Credit cards? 

She said they sent them. I think OP has more than enough evidence. 

20 hours ago, bzabelina said:

 

* Bank statements from our joint account from every month since I’ve added my husband to my account, dating back to March 2015. Please note this includes all of our expenses, showing the joint ownership of assets.

* A letter from our bank, explaining that my husband was added to the credit card account as an authorized user, since his name isn’t on the credit card statements.

* Credit card statements dating back from when we started using the credit card, showing all expenses, representing our joint ownership of assets and joint responsibility for liabilities.

 

 

[bzabelina 2]

7 minutes ago, HK12 said:

She said they sent them. I think OP has more than enough evidence. 

 

I don't have any "assets" besides these. I sent every single bank statement dating back from when we've been together and this package weighs quite a bit. They don't even sell clips big enough to clip the whole thing. I don't have anything I could put in a will. I have nothing. My husband is my beneficiary to my life insurance and I only have one back account and credit card account and those are joint with my husband so they're his as much as they are mine so if I die, he'll already have that lol. The most expensive thing I ever bought was probably my laptop several years ago but that has long since broken and is lying somewhere with a cracked screen so I don't think that's worth putting in a will. Anyway, the package has been sent, so there's no point in commenting here anymore about whether they will accept it or not lest I have a heart attack. Thank you!

[Lemon23 400]

10 minutes ago, bzabelina said:

I don't have any "assets" besides these. I sent every single bank statement dating back from when we've been together and this package weighs quite a bit. They don't even sell clips big enough to clip the whole thing. I don't have anything I could put in a will. I have nothing. My husband is my beneficiary to my life insurance and I only have one back account and credit card account and those are joint with my husband so they're his as much as they are mine so if I die, he'll already have that lol. The most expensive thing I ever bought was probably my laptop several years ago but that has long since broken and is lying somewhere with a cracked screen so I don't think that's worth putting in a will. Anyway, the package has been sent, so there's no point in commenting here anymore about whether they will accept it or not lest I have a heart attack. Thank you!

You have more than enough evidences so seat back, relax and wait for the approval dear. I'm sure you'll be fine

[NikLR 13,232]

2 hours ago, HK12 said:

She said they sent them. I think OP has more than enough evidence. 

 

Ah thanks missed that.  My phone is messing up today.  

Btw even if you jointly own assets its good to have a will to avoid probate. 

[Ban Hammer 13,567]

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