need more evidence Form i751

[Rocio0010 5,579]

7 hours ago, Family said:

Also get him to pull and print his credit report and submit it with his letter

How’s that going to help?

[Family 3,988]

I “assumed” spouse credit report will show many derogatoriness ( collection accounts, late payments..) , a reality for anyone that requires long term rehab, they lose jobs and often are unable to manage financial obligations. It substantiates the reason why joint bank accounts/ credit accounts is not possible for this couple. 
Plus the OP stated USCIS letter questioned weather she married her man “ for the right reasons “ , thus not a simple RFE for more proof of joint life. That means FDNS ( fraud unit ) is “ looking “ at them and actively investigating. Major discrepancies between spouses=red flags  jobs history/ credit ..etc.

 

Their married life and available docs does not conform to the normal / average married couple. But being married to an addict and sticking it out is a reality for many US Citizen couples…and their life is just as chaotic . 
 

[Sara perez larfa 3]

Im actually having a hard time composing the letter explaining my situation and why I don’t have the normal evidence. I might need some guidance on how to phrase it or how the structure of the letter should be. 
the comment that help me with how my husband should write his letter was very appreciated, thank you to everyone for helping. 

[Family 3,988]

I hope you look up through VJ postings and find anyone else who has experienced the same Request and handled it on their own. And of course I hope you get many replies from members willing to share .
All I-751 filed after 2018 that have had a previous I-485 in person interview,  have sufficient  evidence submissions of Joint Life are approved WITHOUT an interview ( even though they wait a bizzillion months/years)

Those that did not include the “ kitchen sink” at initial filing are simply issued an RFE asking for more and still get approved without an interview ( if they respond well to the RFE). 
You are in a tough spot. 
Your I-751 has been flagged for fraud , rather than only lacking sufficient evidence and you have to REALLY DOCUMENT every aspect of your Joint Life from the day you got your green card to the day you filed the I-751. That means you don’t send a “ letter explaining what you don’t have” but document/ explain what YOUR JOINT LIFE had/ has and tell them you and your husband are dedicated to each other and stand ready to attend an interview. 
You cannot afford a finding of fraud, it’s a nightmare .

Is rehab in another city , is that why you only visited twice in a year? IOP means he leaves residential , is he moving in to your aunts ? Are all his belongings at your place? 
 

[Sara perez larfa 3]

Thanks for your reply, he is in florida im in Maryland no he will do iop in florida I can’t move to down there due to finances so im gonna let him work on himself for a bit and im saving some money since I don’t pay rent with my aunt. 

[Family 3,988]

I do hope you rethink your decision and immediately pick up your joint married life and move in together BEFORE he transitions from Residential to IOP. 

Everything you may have “ saved” will probably go to getting some legal rep ASAP. 

 

i wouldn’t recommend going at this on your own . You need help. Even what you consider an innocent/sincere statement “ I moved to save money” is a potential problem .. and could make you look like your in this marriage “ for the wrong reasons.

 

A good reason would be make  Your Husband’s  Well-being a priority and whatever problems BEFORE his treatment..stop /diminish during treatment. Additionally , treatment protocols involve family , as they have greater success rates. 
 

Again, I hope others chime in and wish you the best of luck.

 

[Lil bear 4,201]

Moved to “ Removal of Conditions” forum as this is the current process as indicated by OP 

[Mike E 11,739]

6 hours ago, Sara perez larfa said:

Im actually having a hard time composing the letter explaining my situation and why I don’t have the normal evidence. I might need some guidance on how to phrase it or how the structure of the letter should be. 
the comment that help me with how my husband should write his letter was very appreciated, thank you to everyone for helping. 

“I did not live with my husband between: a/b/c and now because he lives at def, which is rehabilitation facility caring for victims of drug addiction.  
 

My husband’s illness makes him prone to spending money carelessly and other financial decisions that are in neither his interest nor mine. Consequently I do not share financial accounts with my husband and will not be doing so until I am confident in his sobriety.  “

[Rocio0010 5,579]

On 3/18/2022 at 6:55 PM, Family said:

I “assumed” spouse credit report will show many derogatoriness ( collection accounts, late payments..) , a reality for anyone that requires long term rehab, they lose jobs and often are unable to manage financial obligations. It substantiates the reason why joint bank accounts/ credit accounts is not possible for this couple. 
Plus the OP stated USCIS letter questioned weather she married her man “ for the right reasons “ , thus not a simple RFE for more proof of joint life. That means FDNS ( fraud unit ) is “ looking “ at them and actively investigating. Major discrepancies between spouses=red flags  jobs history/ credit ..etc.

Fair point well made! Thank you for the explanation, and yes, it does totally make sense. 

However, if I may add something, is that OP needs to explain why she included this. As you would say, connect the dots for them.

And I also agree this is not a DIY anymore...