Housewife/umeployed and evidence

[Veronicacanada 2]

Hi all,

 

I am starting to get ready to apply for removal of conditions which opens up late June for me. My first question is, my husband makes a good amount of money and therefore, we decided together that I could be a stay at home wife and take care of the house and our large dogs for our marriage so far. Would this be a problem? 

 

Secondly, I wanted an opinion on the amount of evidence we have. I would love to not be called for an interview again lol, so I would love to overload with evidence.

 

-state ID and license showing the same address

-three different leases with both our names

-joint car insurance

-joint rental insurance

-life insurance policy showing I am the beneficiary to my husband

-joint phone account 

-joint tax returns (two years worth)

-photos

-affidavit from friend signing our marriage to be true

-joint bank account with activity from several years worth

-joint credit card accounts 

-utility bills with both our names 

 

We used to have medical insurance which we showed as evidence during our initial application, but we recently got rid of it. 

 

[Crazy Cat 41,888]

There is no requirement for specific income level in the removal of conditions process.  I think your list of evidence is good.  Good luck.

 

Note : Make sure USCIS receives your I-751 package after the 90 day window opens.......even a day early will cause issues. 

[Chocobo 196]

Your list of evidence sounds great!  I suppose the only other stuff you could add (not by any stretch required as what you have already included is awesome) would be something about medical insurance showing that you two are on the same policy.  

[USC4SPOUSE 506]

On 6/5/2021 at 11:28 AM, Veronicacanada said:

Hi all,

 

I am starting to get ready to apply for removal of conditions which opens up late June for me. My first question is, my husband makes a good amount of money and therefore, we decided together that I could be a stay at home wife and take care of the house and our large dogs for our marriage so far. Would this be a problem? 

 

Secondly, I wanted an opinion on the amount of evidence we have. I would love to not be called for an interview again lol, so I would love to overload with evidence.

 

-state ID and license showing the same address

-three different leases with both our names

-joint car insurance

-joint rental insurance

-life insurance policy showing I am the beneficiary to my husband

-joint phone account 

-joint tax returns (two years worth)

-photos

-affidavit from friend signing our marriage to be true

-joint bank account with activity from several years worth

-joint credit card accounts 

-utility bills with both our names 

 

We used to have medical insurance which we showed as evidence during our initial application, but we recently got rid of it. 

 

@Veronicacanada, your list of evidence looks good. I would just make sure that the evidence starts since the date of the marriage until the time of filing. I would also include the health insurance policy that you mentioned is no longer active. It is still relevant and worth including.