Affidavits, how many and who?

[puffers 14]

Hello!

It's been a year and (almost) 9 months since I became a permanent resident, so it's time for me to remove conditions and get my 10 year green card.

We have pretty much everything ready, bank statements, life insurance beneficiary stuff, tax returns, rental contract, photos and some other stuff. We wanted to do affidavits just to be on the safe side. We had a few people in mind for affidavits but unfortunately we can't get them all together at the same time, everybody has different work schedules and it just didn't work out. So for tonight we got a mobile notary coming to our house and two of our friends will be here (they're also a married couple). Originally we were gonna have one of them sign an affidavit (and then another friend who can't make it tonight), but now I was wondering if we could just have them two (the married couple) sign two separate affidavits? Does that look strange to an immigration officer or could we do that? Also, if we shouldn't do that, will one affidavit be fine or do you guys recommend having at least two? I read different things about how many we should have.

Any advice would be appreciated

 

Thanks!

puffers

[Villanelle 4,122]

Affidavits are considered weak evidence so you really shouldnt be wasting so much worry on it. USCIS will accept them for ROC notarized or not but its better if they are notarized. You can submit one affidavit from a couple that they both signed.