I-751 evidence sufficient?

[heatheve 40]

Hi everyone, 

 

I'll be filing my application soon, would appreciate feedback on the types of evidence I'm providing. I will be including notarized affidavits from my in-laws since we live with them, and therefore do not have a lease or pay public utilities. My husband is undergoing a career change and has returned to school, so we have a gap in employment and income as well which will be explained. Names have been altered intentionally where:

 

CPR = Conditional permanent resident (me)

USC = US citizen (my spouse)

 

Exhibit A

• Original I-751 form

• Check # for $$$

• Copy of CPR's permanent resident card

 

Exhibit B

• Original notarized affidavit from Father-in-law 

• Original notarized affidavit from Mother-in-law

• Original letter explaining USC's career change

• Copy of USC's college enrolment

 

Exhibit C

• Copy of marriage certificate, where Father-in-law and Mother-in-law were witnesses to the marriage of us

 

Exhibit D

• Copy of 2015 tax return transcript

• Copy of 2016 tax return transcript

• Copy of 2017 tax return transcript

 

Exhibit E

• Copy of letter from my employer stating joint coverage for health, dental, vision and life insurance from 2016 through present

• Copy of 2018 benefits for CPR, showing USC as the dependent for medical, dental, vision insurances and beneficiaries of XXX Life Insurance and AD&D policies

• Screenshot of CPR’s FSA account settings, showing USC as the authorized contact

 

Exhibit F

• Copies of 1095-Bs for 2016, 2017 for USC, showing CPR as the dependent

• Copies of 1095-Bs for 2016, 2017 for CPR, showing USC as the dependent

• Copies of health insurance cards for USC and CPR

 

Exhibit G

• Copy of CPR’s FSA charges for 2018, showing charges made at XXX for USC

• Copy of USC's receipt from XXX

• Copy of CPR’s 2017 dental and vision insurance, showing USC as the dependent

• Copy of USC's explanation of benefits for vision services incurred at XXX in 2017, showing CPR as the dependent

• Copy of CPR’s FSA charges for 2017 made at XXXX

• Copy of receipt from XXX in 2017

• Copy of CPR’s 2016 dental and vision insurance, showing USC as the dependent

 

Exhibit H

• Copy of CPRs 2016 life insurance policy beneficiary as USC

• Screenshot of USCs IRA beneficiary as CPR

• Copy of CPR’s 401k beneficiary as USC

 

Exhibit H

• Copy of signed joint savings account application in April 2016

• Copies of Joint savings statements from April 2016 through March 2018

 

Exhibit I

• Copy of CPR’s drivers license

• Copy of USCs drivers license

• Copy of car insurance policy through XXX, showing USC and CPR are insured as secondary drivers

 

Exhibit J

• Copy of Mother-in-law's Verizon family plan before switching to T-Mobile, which CPR is now responsible for

• T-Mobile statements from September 2016 to March 2018 paid by CPR for the household

 

Exhibit K

• Wave Internet statements from May 2017 to March 2018 paid by USC for the household

 

Exhibit L

• Joint mail, cards

  • Wedding card from XXX

  • Card from XXX, USC's former manager

  • Wedding invitation to XXX wedding

  • Medical bills (addressed to us separately, same residence)

Exhibit M

• Trips (figuring this one out)

[mrcp2017 4]

can you please let me know how should i write down letter stating that i have been living with my in laws since got married

[Lucky2Lucky 2,526]

You have plenty! Aome people submit a fourth of what you mentioned (which I don’t understand why...but that’s for a different post!) As for the trips-if you traveled outside of the country together you can show both of your passport stamps/flight itinerary/hotel bill and photos. With all the info you’ve collected this wouldn’t be a deal-breaker if you don’t have it.

[Lucky2Lucky 2,526]

3 hours ago, mrcp2017 said:

can you please let me know how should i write down letter stating that i have been living with my in laws since got married

It’s just a simple informal to whom it may concern, I am writing this letter to state my son XYZ and his wife XYZ have been living with my husband and I at STATE ADDRESS since her arrival in the us on DATE. They are more than welcome to stay with us until they buy a home of their own. Enclosed is a copy of the deed of the house showing we own it” have it signed and dated and notarized if you’d like.