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I-751 - Problems with Early Evidence?

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Axle314   12

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Hi All,

 

I'm the USC in my marriage, and I'm getting a very good headstart on filing for the I-751 to be filed in August of this year. I've already got a table of contents, and a majority of the files together. 

 

Do I need to be concerned at all that I'm requesting beneficiary confirmation statements from my 401k plan / other retirement sort of accounts over 5 months early? I just did it now to get it out of the way, but then got worried if I'm requesting "too" early, and that it's better to have those statements later on, say in 2-3 months?

 

Am I just overanalyzing it, and that it doesn't matter how long before I actually apply for the Removal of Conditions to which my evidence was created?

 

Thanks in advance.

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you are over-analyzing.  Just gather the evidence since marriage, they are really only focusing on bank statements from joint accounts with transactions.  The other stuff is really secondary evidence.

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Yeah too early. Plus you should be able to print 401k beneficiary info online. I can.

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