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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?

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?

Thank you! You're a lifesaver.

Thank you! And you reminded me to think about way to assemble the package. How do you organize it? Do you use Binder Clips, or anything else other than the rubber band?

I am also wondering if the officer will have the same questions since they are listed on the instructions. We have no lease or mortgage contracts because our house had already been paid off before we get married. Should I explain it in somewhere? If so, where? and should I include some documents to prove？

Thank you! Another maybe dumb question: Since our credit card statements do not show the name of the authorized user, I am thinking just send a copy of our cards showing both name and the same account number. Should I also send the statements which only have one person's name on it? Our joint bank checking account statements show we pay off this credit card monthly.

Thank you! I saw your comments on the other post that it should be printed one-sided only. Will my 3 years' bank statements, bills, and other supporting documents too many pages and overwhelming? Should I print documents in color? Thanks!

Hi everyone, below is my cover letter for the I-751. I would appreciate your feedback. Thanks in advance! USCIS Attn: I-751 P.O. Box 21200 Phoenix, AZ 85036-1200 RE: I-751, Joint Petition to Remove Conditions on Residence – Original Submission Conditional Resident: A#: A Dear USCIS officer: Please find enclosed our jointly filed Form I-751, Petition to Remove Conditions on Residence. My spouse and I remain happily married and continue to share our lives together. In support of our petition, we respectfully submit the following documents: 1. G-1450: Authorization for credit card payment of $750 2. G-1145: e-Notification of Application/Petition Acceptance 3. Completed and signed Form I-751 4. Copy of Permanent Resident Card (front and back) 5. Evidence of a bona fide marriage, including the following exhibits: EXHIBIT A: JOINT FINANCIALS · Copy of our joint IRS tax return transcripts for 2022 and 2023 · Copy of the title of our car · Copy of joint Bank A checking account statements · Copy of joint Credit Union B checking & savings account statements · Copy of our credit cards showing the same account number on both cards · Copy of health insurance membership page showing a joint policy · Copy of home and car insurance statements showing joint policies · Copy of IRA account beneficiary summary EXHIBIT B: EVIDENCE OF COHABITATION · Copies of our driver’s licenses showing the same address · Copy of electricity and gas bills showing a joint account · Copy of water bills showing a joint account · Copy of mobile phone bills showing a joint account EXHIBIT 😄 SHARED LIFE EXPERIENCE · Copies of photographs of us together · Copies of air ticket confirmations and boarding passes for trips taken together EXHIBIT 😧 AFFIDAVITS · Two affidavits from U.S. citizen friends attesting to the authenticity of our marriage Thank you for your time and consideration of our petition. Sincerely,

Thank you! I have monthly statements for the last three years. I am wondering if i should send statements of every 2 or 3 months instead of all.

Thank you! I just did a search on double sided. Quiet a few people said that they printed statements double sided without an issue.

I am aware that for the Form i-751 it should be printed single sided. But do we need print evidence documents single sided too? I have two banks' monthly statements for the last three years, monthly electricity and gas bills, monthly water bills, monthly cell phone bills, and monthly car and home insurance statements among other evidence. I printed these statements double sided, and they are already 300+ pages. For the bank statements, all the account information is on the odd pages and bank fine print information on the even pages. Should I print them again single sided? I called the bank and was told they only have monthly statements and don't have quarterly statements. I am aware that for the Form i-751 it should be printed single sided. But do we need print evidence documents single sided too? I have two banks' monthly statements for the last three years, monthly electricity and gas bills, monthly water bills, monthly cell phone bills, and monthly car and home insurance statements among other evidence. I printed these statements double sided, and they are already 300+ pages. For the bank statements, all the account information is on the odd pages and bank fine print information on the even pages. Should I print them again single sided? I called the bank and was told they only have monthly statements and don't have quarterly statements.

Thanks for the reply. Since the edition posted on USCIS website is the 03/09/2023 edition, I guess "must use the 07/19/2022 edition of Form I-693." in the RFE letter is no longer a must. While using 03/09/2023 edition, can I select "completion vaccination record portion only"?

We got an RFE for I-693. "You must provide the following information in order for us to make a final decision on your case: Submit a complete Form I-693, Report of Medical Examination and Vaccination Record. This form is required to complete your Form I-485, Application to Register Permanent Residence or Adjust Status. Your existing Form I-693 was signed by the civil surgeon more than two years ago and is expired. Please submit a new Form I-693 completed by a designated civil surgeon." The letter also says "All Forms I-693 signed by civil surgeons on or after October 5, 2022 must use the 07/19/2022 edition of Form I-693." However, the 07/19/2022 edition is no longer available at USCIS website, and the current edition is 03/09/2023. "Starting May 31, we will accept only the 03/09/23 edition". The one major difference between 03/09/2023 edition and 07/19/2022 edition is that in 03/09/2023 edition Part 1. 4. K1 visa holder is eligible for completion vaccination record portion only. When we submitted AOS package, the medical examination which took oversea is still within 1 year and therefore we only submitted the marked "completed" 3025 form. Now we received the RFE says the existing I693 was signed more than two years ago. It is not true since we didn't submit I693 and the medical and 3025 were signed both still within 2 years. We are not going argue with USCIS on this and decided to send a new I693. But just confused which edition we should use. Do we need to get medical done if we can use 03/09/2023 edition or just vaccination?