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[charlesnj46 0]

My friend just had her interview in Seattle last week. She told me the deed (House) should have both name on it, that is very important. Does anyone had experience could tell me? Thanks

[lostunderwaves 0]

My friend just had her interview in Seattle last week. She told me the deed (House) should have both name on it, that is very important. Does anyone had experience could tell me? Thanks

If you have other documents proving that you live together and share finances (bank statements with both names, mail, shared memberships and policies, etc.), it's not necessary.

[William33 110]

My friend just had her interview in Seattle last week. She told me the deed (House) should have both name on it, that is very important. Does anyone had experience could tell me? Thanks

If you have other documents proving that you live together and share finances (bank statements with both names, mail, shared memberships and policies, etc.), it's not necessary.

Helpful, but not necessary. Have other "joint" documentation ready to support your case.

[Yodrak 7]

charlesnj46,

Is your friend's name Chicken Little? My house is in my name only, and it was not an issue. As other posters have said, there are many ways to co-mingle finances and otherwise demonstrate a bona fide marriage.

The USCIS does not seek to tell people how to handle their financial affairs or otherwise live their lives. Whatever the circumstances, if two people have a bona fide marriage there will be something in their lifestyle to demonstrate the fact.

Yodrak

My friend just had her interview in Seattle last week. She told me the deed (House) should have both name on it, that is very important. Does anyone had experience could tell me? Thanks