I received RFE today

[LI-TING 0]

I received the REF today. I don’t know what information should be completed. We live with our parents. There is no utility bill. The phone bill is also with my mother. The mother of the car buys it for me. The user is my husband and I, so the car insurance is available.  Our name, what should I do?

[Crazy Cat 41,759]

Give them what they want:

 

1.  A lease showing both of you as living in the residence.  Your parents should have a lease drawn up as landlords.

2.  Other documents showing you both at the same residence.

 

[LI-TING 0]

 1. The house is owned by our parents. Can I apply for a living certificate at the mayor’s office?

 2. I am a housewife and I have almost no letters and packages. What else can I prepare?  Most of them are husband's names, and my English is not good.

Edited September 13, 2021 by LI-TING

[Crazy Cat 41,759]

3 minutes ago, LI-TING said:

  1. The house is owned by our parents. Can I apply for a living certificate at the mayor’s office?  2. I am a housewife and I have almost no letters and packages. What else can I prepare?  Most of them are husband's names, and my English is not good.

The parents can create a lease showing you and your husband as tenants.  Other things showing you both at the same residence will help, too.  Like some other countries, such as Taiwan, there is no central household registry system.  

 

Try to give USCIS what they want.  Good luck.  Be aware that almost all I-751s are approved in the end.  This will be OK.  

Edited September 13, 2021 by Crazy Cat

[PaulaCJohnny 713]

30 minutes ago, LI-TING said:

 1. The house is owned by our parents. Can I apply for a living certificate at the mayor’s office?

 2. I am a housewife and I have almost no letters and packages. What else can I prepare?  Most of them are husband's names, and my English is not good.

What about the Taxes? Joint bank account? Do you have it?

No phone account in your names? 

[LirikVJUser 28]

When did you apply and what service center?

 

Try sending car or house insurance, Costco membership, any health insurances, taxes for 2020, driver licenses with same address

1 hour ago, LI-TING said:

 1. The house is owned by our parents. Can I apply for a living certificate at the mayor’s office?

 2. I am a housewife and I have almost no letters and packages. What else can I prepare?  Most of them are husband's names, and my English is not good.

 

[LI-TING 0]

1 hour ago, PaulaCJohnny said:

What about the Taxes? Joint bank account? Do you have it?

No phone account in your names? 

This is my cover letter,and I don't understand what is missing.

[LI-TING 0]

36 minutes ago, LirikVJUser said:

你什麼時候申請的，什麼服務中心？

 

嘗試發送汽車或房屋保險、Costco 會員資格、任何健康保險、2020 年稅費、具有相同地址的駕照

 

This is my cover letter,and I don't understand what is missing.

[da95826 387]

Get a state issued ID with same address as spouse (maybe drivers licenses or just an state issued ID)

Joint Tax return your spouse should be filing taxes for both of you (obtain IRS tax transcripts)

Affidavits from you in laws indicating that they are your landlords and that you and your spouse are married and live together at your home

Addavits from other family or friends that can attest you are married and you live together at your home.

W2 and 1099 or other documents issued to both or you (show address and income)

copy of any mail sent to both or either of you at home address

Show any bills to or bills paid by either of you for each other.

Bank account statements on any money paid to cover expenses or buy anything for each other.

[LI-TING 0]

7 minutes ago, da95826 said:

Get a state issued ID with same address as spouse (maybe drivers licenses or just an state issued ID)

Joint Tax return your spouse should be filing taxes for both of you (obtain IRS tax transcripts)

Affidavits from you in laws indicating that they are your landlords and that you and your spouse are married and live together at your home

Addavits from other family or friends that can attest you are married and you live together at your home.

W2 and 1099 or other documents issued to both or you (show address and income)

copy of any mail sent to both or either of you at home address

Show any bills to or bills paid by either of you for each other.

Bank account statements on any money paid to cover expenses or buy anything for each other.

This is my cover letter.

Edited September 13, 2021 by LI-TING

[LI-TING 0]

14 minutes ago, LI-TING said:

This is my cover letter,and I don't understand what is missing.

 

[LI-TING 0]

8 minutes ago, da95826 said:

獲得與配偶地址相同的州頒發的身份證件（可能是駕照或州頒發的身份證件）

您的配偶應該為你們雙方報稅（獲得 IRS 稅務記錄）

您在法律上的宣誓書表明他們是您的房東，並且您和您的配偶已婚並在您家中共同生活

來自其他家人或朋友的 Addavis 可以證明您已婚並一起住在您的家中。

W2 和 1099 或發給雙方或您的其他文件（顯示地址和收入）

發送給你們雙方或任何一方的家庭住址的任何郵件的副本

出示你們中任何一方為對方支付的任何賬單或賬單。

用於支付費用或為彼此購買任何物品的任何款項的銀行賬戶報表。

This is my cover letter 

[Scandi 4,166]

You only sent one tax return transcript even though you've been married for years? Where is the 2018 and 2020 transcript?

 

Also, what did you send for bank statements? Did you send every single bank statement for ALL the years you have been married? ALL pages of every statement? And do both of you actually use that account? It looks as if USCIS think that only both your names are on the account but it doesn't show that both of you actually use it. If it's not actively used by both of you then it's useless for evidence of co-mingled finances. 

[Dashinka 24,466]

Hmm, it is interesting as it seems you sent them copies of both of your driver's license showing the same address.  I agree, you should have the in-laws draw up a simple lease agreement, and I would submit a copy of the 2020 tax transcript.  You may also consider drawing up simple wills/living wills, or trying to put the bills you do have in both of your names.

 

Good Luck!

[Dashinka 24,466]

2 minutes ago, Scandi said:

You only sent one tax return transcript even though you've been married for years? Where is the 2018 and 2020 transcript?

 

Also, what did you send for bank statements? Did you send every single bank statement for ALL the years you have been married? ALL pages of every statement? And do both of you actually use that account? It looks as if USCIS think that only both your names are on the account but it doesn't show that both of you actually use it. If it's not actively used by both of you then it's useless for evidence of co-mingled finances. 

Actually, it appears they were married in Guam in 2019 based on the cover letter provided.  I agree with the comment on the bank statements.