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I know a common piece of evidence for living together is a lease agreement with names of both spouses or mortgage statement with both names. In my case, I owned the home before we got married, having the mortgage be in our names would require refinance and all sorts of bureaucratic headaches. Would it be fine if I got a letter from the HOA which states that we are both registered to live at my residence? (you have to submit application / register with HOA if a new resident comes to live) Of course beside this, there's bunch of other evidence showing my wife's address being here including bank statements, driver licenses, wife's W2, health insurance and medical bills, etc. Thank you in advance. 

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By what you've stated, you have plenty of evidence demonstrating she lives at that address.  I wouldn't stress about the mortgage or a lease agreement.  Everything else points to her living at that address.  

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4 minutes ago, mam521 said:

By what you've stated, you have plenty of evidence demonstrating she lives at that address.  I wouldn't stress about the mortgage or a lease agreement.  Everything else points to her living at that address.  

 

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1 minute ago, stag said:

 

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No problem.  Good luck!  

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I owned our home before we married.  We merely added a note about this to our cover letter, showed that my spouse was listed on our Homeowners Insurance, and submitted our NY Driver's Licenses - both with our home address.  We had no issues.

 

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I owned my home long before I met my now husband. We did exactly the same thing @Sukie did and had no problems at all.

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