ROC Package Sanity Check

[RamonGomez 271]

Our ROC package is done. We're going to do one final look-over tonight and then ship it via UPS tomorrow. Here's what we have. Does this look complete?

 

I'm paranoid I missed something super obvious and will get this BEAST of an application sent back to me. Our window opened Feb 7 so we'll ship Feb 9 (tomorrow) to be safe. Hopefully USCIS will get it by Friday and then we don't need to worry about it for a while.

 

Application:

0.     Cover Letter

1.     Check for $680 

2.      I-751 application and G-1145 forms

3.     Copy of wife's 2-year green card

4.     Copy of  marriage certificate

5.     Driver licenses (showing same address)

 

Evidence:

Family

-        Birth certificate of child born to me and my wife

-        My wife's daughter’s (my stepdaughter's) immigration information (I filed an I-130 for her in late 2018 she immigrated to the USA in Jan 2020)

-        Stepdaughter's US school info showing me and my wife as her contacts

Financials

-        Several joint checking and savings accounts (Bank of America, Schwab Jan 2020 and Jan 2021 full statement)

-        Joint Vanguard investment account (Jan 2020 and Jan 2021 full statement)

-        Vehicle, life, umbrella, health insurance

-        401k/IRA beneficiary information

-        2018 and 2019 federal tax transcripts (haven't filled 2020 yet)

Assets

-        County document showing me and my wife as joint owners of our house

-        2021 proposed property tax with both of our names

-        Title to jointly-owned car we bought last year

-        Joint cell phone account

Other

-        Joint flight information for several trips taken together since 2017, including trip we took to bring stepdaughter to USA

-        2017-2021 photo book

Edited February 8, 2021 by RamonGomez

[Timona 4,207]

I would take out the Photobook. Others look good.

I do not think USCIS window factors weekends as "open date.' I would use the USCIS online calculator then wait a week in to send it. With that, you are 100% sure you're good.

Seen a lot of VJ horror cases of those who send immediately and USCIS rejects it after 1.5 years. When that happens, you are back to square one. So I suggest wait a week in. A week is nothing compared to loosing 1.5 years. USCIS is known for its tantrums.