Help with I-751 (ROC) - Any Advice Appreciated!

[CarLeo 1]

Hello Visa Journey Community,

 

I’m currently working on my husband's I-751 Removal of Conditions application and handling it myself. I’d really appreciate some guidance to ensure I'm on the right track before submitting. I've listed the bullet points of what I’ve included in my package so far. If anyone could let me know if I'm missing anything or if there’s any additional evidence I should consider, that would be so helpful!

 

Thank you so much in advance for any advice you can offer!

 

Best regards,
Carlos

 

 

REQUIRED DOCUMENTS:

·         Completed & Signed Form I-751

·         Form G-1450, Credit Card Payment Authorization

·         Form G-1145, Request for e-Notification

·         Copy of Permanent Resident Card (front and back)

 

EXHIBIT A – BANK ACCOUNTS:

·         Letter from Chase re: Joint Account status

·         Chase Checking account statements from November 2022 – September 2024

 

EXHIBIT B – OTHER FINANCIALS:

·         IRS Tax Transcripts for 2022 and 2023

·         IRS Tax Returns for 2022 and 2023

·         Chase.com verification of authorized user on Freedom credit card

·         Chase.com verification of authorized user on Amazon credit card

·         Apple Card Credit Card statements from May 2022 – October 2024

·         Copies of Joint Credit Cards

·         Beneficiary Documentation from Employment Benefits

 

EXHIBIT C – SHARED ADDRESS & COHABITATION: 

·         Electrical bills in both names from October 2022 to October 2024

·          Internet bills in both names from February 2023 to September 2024

·         Driver’s License of both parties

 

EXHIBIT D – SHARED INSURANCE & BILLS:

·         Declarations pages for auto insurance policy from December 2019 – December 2021

·         Health Insurance Card

·         Dental Insurance Card

 

EXHIBIT E – PROOF OF BONAFIDE RELATIONSHIP:

·         39 photos from throughout the marriage from 2022 through 2024

·         Documentation of 8 entertainment events attended together in 2023 and 2024

·         Documentation of 4 trips taken together in 2023 and 2024

·         Copy of Marriage Certificate  

·         Copy of Marriage Record  

[OldUser 6,570]

I highly recommend paying with personal check.

 

Here's just short list of issues related to paying USCIS fees with credit card:

 

 

 

 

 

 

[OldUser 6,570]

Regarding taxes, what you really need is freely downloadable Tax Return Transcripts from IRS website.

 

Otherwise your case looks good.

 

 

[CarLeo 1]

thank you for the advice.

will switch to check!

[powerpuff 6,663]

Agreed, if you’re including transcripts, no need for the full tax returns. 

[Bunninuts 27]

Thank you so much for sharing! You are very organized. This will be helpful for myself and others that want to do this in future, assuming the process doesn't change when I am able to apply for my partner 😁

 

@OldUser Thank you for mentioning about paying with a check over a cc. Although my first payment was handled well, I won't risk it for future payments. 💜

[Sukie 1,457]

Your list is good, and should be, for most officers, complete.  I would ask you one question though...what is your living situation?  Do you rent?  Do you own?  I would add a copy of a lease or a deed/mortgage.  If you live with friends, or with family, then include an affidavit from them describing your agreement, and how the two of you contribute to the household.

 

This is not a requirement - but might go a long way to add to your "co-habititation" paperwork.

 

Best of luck to you both!

 

Sukie in NY

 

[CarLeo 1]

@Sukie I own my apartment. I was looking to add him to the mortgage but from what I was told, I would have to refinance. 

[Sukie 1,457]

20 minutes ago, CarLeo said:

@Sukie I own my apartment. I was looking to add him to the mortgage but from what I was told, I would have to refinance. 

I understand.   If you have home owner's insurance, be sure to add him to the list of claimants.  That way, if anything awful were to happen to you, he would be able to file a claim with the insurance company. 

 

Have a great journey!

 

Sukie

[LemonLemonade 64]

Hi! May I ask how are you going to attach everything? Like how will you group your different exhibits? tyia!