Evidence for i-751

[CaliforniaLove_ 7]

Hi All,

 

I'm about to submit my i-751, I've looked through the evidence thread but I wanted to get a second opinion on the strength of my evidence.

 

-         Copies of the petitioner’s passport and green card.

-         Copies of joint tax transcripts from the IRS for the following years: 2018, 2017, 2016.

-         Copy of petitioner’s employment benefits showing spouse as the beneficiary for life insurance and accidental death and disability insurance.

-         Copy of spouse's benefits information  showing petitioner as the primary beneficiary/Joint health insurance.

-         Copies of petitioner and spouse's employee profiles showing marital status and emergency contacts.

-         Copy of transaction history from joint checking account between 2017 and  2019. - Mortgage payments made from this account

-         Copies of petitioner’s paychecks showing direct deposit into joint checking account.

-         Copies of spouse's paychecks showing direct deposit into joint checking account.

-         Credit Card statements for 2018/19 showing petitioner as authorized user/transaction history

-         Copy of car title showing joint ownership.

-         Copy of joint car loan.

-         Copy of insurance letter addressed to both of us.

-         Copy of drivers licenses showing communal address.

-         Photographs of spouse's family's most recent trip to  visit  us.

 

Any feedback would be appreciated! Thanks.

[Dutchster 1,107]

That is about the same as what I sent in. I have added four sworn affidavits, too. You can't add more that you don't have, and you still have 12-18 months to gather more information overtime in case of an interview. 

[Sukie 1,474]

You have good financial evidence.  You don't need affidavits.  We did not submit any, and we were fine.  The only thing we had that you don't have listed were wills and medical powers of attorney.

 

Sukie in NY

[Pitaya 2,577]

Agree with Sukie. 

 

We got an RFE, addressed the RFE, supplemental inclusion of wills, DPOAs....approval.

 

YMMV.

[CaliforniaLove_ 7]

thanks everyone! Appreciate the feedback

[Stevephoto 230]

11 hours ago, Sukie said:

You have good financial evidence.  You don't need affidavits.  We did not submit any, and we were fine.  The only thing we had that you don't have listed were wills and medical powers of attorney.

 

Sukie in NY

^^This^^ Wills are easy and as TBoneX always says, they are great for ROC and better for real life! Good luck!