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3 hours ago, carmel34 said:

This type of evidence is only needed if there are red flags in your case that would cause greater scrutiny when considering how bona fide the marriage relationship is.  Based on your previous posts, your K-1 was denied, you are originally from Sierra Leone, and your husband is from Nigeria.  All of those facts will likely mean careful scrutiny of your marriage relationship.  I do recommend as much documentation as you can provide to show multiple trips and lots of time spent together in person, and as much financial co-mingling evidence as you can gather (e.g., husband as authorized user on your US credit card, beneficiary on your US health insurance, life insurance, retirement accounts, IRS tax transcripts showing that you filed married jointly, will, living will, power of attorney for both of you).  The letter you are asking about will not help and could even hurt in your case.  Nigeria has a history of fraud that will make the quality of the documentation to support the I-130 petition, with more similar evidence added at the NVC stage, after the petition is approved, very important.  Good luck!

If thers red flag in ur case do they tell u? Anyways this is wat I was really looking for...thanks for this write up....I really apreciate

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4 minutes ago, Kelo carter said:

If thers red flag in ur case do they tell u? Anyways this is wat I was really looking for...thanks for this write up....I really apreciate

Yes, they send you RFE or perform Stokes interview. This is how they let you know the case is not very strong. Do not expect then to use "red flag" phrase in communication with you.  

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23 hours ago, Kelo carter said:

Married Feb 2022im in the process of filing th 1-30

Can I do that with if my husband is still over seas?

if u read the IRS site i gave u it is for nonresident alien spouse to be added to tax returns

u are married now and must file as married

i suggest to start the commingling u do MFJ and do the W7 for his ITIN 

joint tax returns are the beginining of showing joint assets

 

FYI i added my husband to 2010 year we married

and did it each year after with his ITIN  till he came in 2015 and got a SS #

with his ITIN from IRS and a POA from him ,  i was able to add him to my checking account and water bill and do a quick claim deed to add his name

that's about as much commingling a USC can do to show assets    /  adding someone to credit card is commingling debts but not assets

 

it does take longer for tax returns to be processed but its taking long for all tax returns to be processed since covid

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