I-751 April 2019 Filers

[Dmitry07 52]

5 minutes ago, monil622 said:

we got out Biomatric letter on Saturday for april 18 2019 our office is Nebraska for I-751 

Seems like you filed in January? This is an April thread  

Question though - Did you apply for N400 at the same time too?

[Crazy Cat 41,836]

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Edited April 15, 2019 by missileman

[monil622 1]

2 minutes ago, Dmitry07 said:

Seems like you filed in January? This is an April thread  

Question though - Did you apply for N400 at the same time too?

 

Yes i did 

[Dmitry07 52]

Just now, monil622 said:

 

Yes i did 

Are you eligible to file earlier than 3 years through marriage?

[Crazy Cat 41,836]

3 minutes ago, monil622 said:

 

Yes i did 

How?  My calculations show that you can't file until January of 2020 if your GC expired in March of 2019.

[RandB 156]

Hi everyone,

 

My green card will expire on July 21, 2019. First day I can apply for removal of conditions will be on April 22, 2019. I am assembling paperwork and finishing up my application this week.

 

How did you guys assemble your package? I read on the USCIS website that ACCO fasteners and paper clips are preferable. I used binders when I filed earlier applications, but apparently you're not really supposed to do that. Did you use tabs to locate the different documents? I'm thinking of placing the documents in the order stated on the cover letter. Will that be OK?

 

Also, my spouse and I do not share a checking account in the bank. We only have a savings account together that does not have much activity on it. I see that others are including every single bank statement in their application, but I don't think this would work for our savings account since it has many months with no activity on it. Is that OK, you think? I have other evidence to show for.

 

I'm excited and nervous to start this process (again) and follow your journeys!

[Crazy Cat 41,836]

1 minute ago, RandB said:

Hi everyone,

 

My green card will expire on July 21, 2019. First day I can apply for removal of conditions will be on April 22, 2019. I am assembling paperwork and finishing up my application this week.

 

How did you guys assemble your package? I read on the USCIS website that ACCO fasteners and paper clips are preferable. I used binders when I filed earlier applications, but apparently you're not really supposed to do that. Did you use tabs to locate the different documents? I'm thinking of placing the documents in the order stated on the cover letter. Will that be OK?

 

Also, my spouse and I do not share a checking account in the bank. We only have a savings account together that does not have much activity on it. I see that others are including every single bank statement in their application, but I don't think this would work for our savings account since it has many months with no activity on it. Is that OK, you think? I have other evidence to show for.

 

I'm excited and nervous to start this process (again) and follow your journeys!

I simply clipped everything together with one binder clip.......putting everything in the order listed on my cover sheet...

[Crazy Cat 41,836]

8 minutes ago, RandB said:

Also, my spouse and I do not share a checking account in the bank. We only have a savings account together that does not have much activity on it.

Are you providing evidence of financial co-mingling?  I have read that is important.

[millefleur 5,046]

12 minutes ago, RandB said:

Also, my spouse and I do not share a checking account in the bank. We only have a savings account together that does not have much activity on it. I see that others are including every single bank statement in their application, but I don't think this would work for our savings account since it has many months with no activity on it. Is that OK, you think? I have other evidence to show for.

Really consider showing some kind of account with both names on it besides the savings. What about credit cards where your spouse is an authorized user?

[RandB 156]

7 minutes ago, missileman said:

I simply clipped everything together with one binder clip.......putting everything in the order listed on my cover sheet...

Thanks. That's what I'm planning on doing.

 

2 minutes ago, missileman said:

Are you providing evidence of financial co-mingling?  I have read that is important.

Yes, I am providing tax returns and transcripts for 2018 and 2017 showing that we filed jointly. My name might be on my spouse's credit card statements as well, so I'll look into that and add it to the package.

[RandB 156]

1 minute ago, millefleur said:

Really consider showing some kind of account with both names on it besides the savings. What about credit cards where your spouse is an authorized user?

I believe my name should be on my spouse's credit card statements. I'll look into it.

[Love_A_Brit 33]

12 minutes ago, RandB said:

Hi everyone,

 

My green card will expire on July 21, 2019. First day I can apply for removal of conditions will be on April 22, 2019. I am assembling paperwork and finishing up my application this week.

 

How did you guys assemble your package? I read on the USCIS website that ACCO fasteners and paper clips are preferable. I used binders when I filed earlier applications, but apparently you're not really supposed to do that. Did you use tabs to locate the different documents? I'm thinking of placing the documents in the order stated on the cover letter. Will that be OK?

 

Also, my spouse and I do not share a checking account in the bank. We only have a savings account together that does not have much activity on it. I see that others are including every single bank statement in their application, but I don't think this would work for our savings account since it has many months with no activity on it. Is that OK, you think? I have other evidence to show for.

 

I'm excited and nervous to start this process (again) and follow your journeys!

My husband and I didn't share a bank account until very recently when his health warranted it, so I only sent one statement. I sent other evidence of co-mingling such as a house deed, insurance policies, vehicle titles, and then things like a purchase contract for countertops with both our names on it. There are lots of ways to show joint finances other than bank statements, in my opinion. I hope USCIS agrees. 

[RandB 156]

1 minute ago, Love_A_Brit said:

My husband and I didn't share a bank account until very recently when his health warranted it, so I only sent one statement. I sent other evidence of co-mingling such as a house deed, insurance policies, vehicle titles, and then things like a purchase contract for countertops with both our names on it. There are lots of ways to show joint finances other than bank statements, in my opinion. I hope USCIS agrees. 

Both of our names are on our rental lease, renters insurance, health insurance policies, and electricity bills... We haven't made any big purchases together like countertops etc. Our car is not in my name, unfortunately.

[Dmitry07 52]

1 hour ago, RandB said:

How did you guys assemble your package?

FYI

[millefleur 5,046]

50 minutes ago, RandB said:

Both of our names are on our rental lease, renters insurance, health insurance policies, and electricity bills... We haven't made any big purchases together like countertops etc. Our car is not in my name, unfortunately.

Those are all strong. Nobody has everything (well, maybe some do!) but we have a jointly owned car but a weird health insurance situation (we don't have the same policy for various reasons). They are going to look at the whole picture of evidence, so just include as much as you can to help build that.