I-751 Coover Letter with evidence list

[Yu1988 4]

22 hours ago, OldUser said:

It doesn't make sense since not both names are on credit card statements.

 

Other bank statements are way more useful.

Thank you!

 

I just noticed that my Xfinity Mobile monthly bill only has month on it, but strangely no year. You couldn't tell if a bill is 2025 or 2024, or even 2022. is there still a point to include them? 

[EatBulaga 408]

1 hour ago, Yu1988 said:

Thank you!

 

Did you use any dividers or labels at the bottom to separate documents? Since USCIS recommends not using binders, folders, heavy-duty staples, etc., I am thinking use either binder clips or rubber band. Will rubber band damages paper edge if it is too tight or cannot hold paper together if it is too loose?

 

I agree with you that cover letter might be read, while anything in the Form will be looked. I still feel like that part 11 is extra space for the questions in the form. It is a little strange to me to add mortgage comment there. What you think?

I did not use dividers or labels to separate documents.

I imagined the USCIS person having to remove every divider or label before putting it into the stack scanner, and I decided that may be a little annoying or prone to human error like ripping a page, etc.

I've used big binder clips before with the AOS concurrent packets. But the big binder clip isn't wide enough to clamp a 2-inch stack so I used the long rubber bands to wrap it longitudinally and latitudinally with no problem.

 

Part 11 is for whatever extra you feel needs explaining--can be anything to help your case. Since everyone has different living arrangements and how they handle finances, we explained in Part 11 our situation which is a little unique. We've even used Part 11 to explain our photo evidence is chronologically backwards with the most recent first going back to our marriage date photos included in the AOS.

[kolmist 0]

Hi everyone - Please what do you think about this cover letter? I would appreciate your feedback. Thanks in advance! 

 

RE: Form I-751, Petition to Remove Conditions on Residence: Joint Filing

Conditional Resident:     
U.S. Citizen Spouse:     
________________________________________
Dear Adjudicating Officer,
I,  a conditional resident, am applying for the removal of conditions on residence based on marriage via form I-751 jointly with my U.S. citizen spouse. Below you will find the following:
□    I-751 Filing Fee ($750)
□    Completed and signed form I-751
□    Copy of permanent resident card, front and back
□    Evidence of continued bona fide marital relationship:
○    Copy of  leases
○    Copy of tax filing transcripts
○    Copy of car deed
○    Copy of joint bank accounts
○    Copy of health insurance
○    Copy of auto insurance & ID
○    Copy of utility bills
○    Copy of WhatsApp chat records
○    Copy of LLC filling
○    Sworn third-party affidavits
○    Copies of travel itineraries/travel bookings
○    Photographs with friends and family

[TBoneTX 46,294]

The lists above look satisfactory.  However, no one has mentioned the following:

 

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