ROC evidence.

[YorkshiretoAZ 12]

Hello Everyone,

 

My window for my ROC opens next Saturday and I plan to send it off that day, I’ve been working on my paperwork but just wanted to ask if you think this is enough evidence so far?

• Rental agreements for 2016, 17 and 18 showing both names and address, signed by both of us.
• Vet bills for our cats in both names with address and paid for by our joint account.
• Current joint bank account statements (quarterly).
• Joint savings account with quarterly statements.
• Car insurance cards for 2 cars and bill in both names
• Wife 401k has me as beneficiary and I have her as my beneficiary on my 401K.
• Photos, flight tickets and Airbnb and other receipts from trip to England may 2017
• Airbnb receipts from trips to California for anniversary/ weekend away.
• Photos of us with both families.
• Cards/ letters addressed to both of us from our friends and families.
• Joint tax returns my wife’s 2015 tax return which she filed by herself then 2016 and 2017 which were filed jointly.

 

We have our own health insurance through our own work places as it’s cheaper, should I mention this or post copies of our own health insurance cards? I was on my wife’s for the first year I moved here and still have the card shall I send a copy of that in stating this?

Also neither of us have a will or anything yet but we are thinking of doing something like this soon, would that help?

 

Is there anything else I should include?

 

Thank you!

[tamcloud 92]

What you've listed looks solid. I'd say you're good to go. Good Luck!

[NYCruiser 423]

2 hours ago, YorkshiretoAZ said:

Hello Everyone,

 

My window for my ROC opens next Saturday and I plan to send it off that day, I’ve been working on my paperwork but just wanted to ask if you think this is enough evidence so far?

• Rental agreements for 2016, 17 and 18 showing both names and address, signed by both of us.
• Vet bills for our cats in both names with address and paid for by our joint account.
• Current joint bank account statements (quarterly).
• Joint savings account with quarterly statements.
• Car insurance cards for 2 cars and bill in both names
• Wife 401k has me as beneficiary and I have her as my beneficiary on my 401K.
• Photos, flight tickets and Airbnb and other receipts from trip to England may 2017
• Airbnb receipts from trips to California for anniversary/ weekend away.
• Photos of us with both families.
• Cards/ letters addressed to both of us from our friends and families.
• Joint tax returns my wife’s 2015 tax return which she filed by herself then 2016 and 2017 which were filed jointly.

 

We have our own health insurance through our own work places as it’s cheaper, should I mention this or post copies of our own health insurance cards? I was on my wife’s for the first year I moved here and still have the card shall I send a copy of that in stating this?

Also neither of us have a will or anything yet but we are thinking of doing something like this soon, would that help?

 

Is there anything else I should include?

 

Thank you!

Looks great. I would include anything that shows your relationship and finances together. If you want to do a Will/Power of Attorney/Medical Power of Attorney, Living Will favouring each other you may use www.legalzoom.com. They guide you through the process. (These documents I am sure are very powerful). Lease or car note in both names, we also included credit card statements that showed charges on one statement on both names. There were a few pictures we took over the two years. (we had a simple same sex marriage ceremony). Trips using boarding passes, entry/exit stamps (these are difficult nowadays because of few stamps in the passport).

[Y3+E 25]

I like your Vet bills.  Next best thing to providing evidence showing support of children!  We penned in a brief description of each photo.  We included copies of our Wills and our two Power of Attorney documents.  Good Luck!