twilighthorse

thanks, good idea. Yes, we already have health, car and renters insurance in both of our names. I didn't think of that so will definitely include! And yes we have plenty of mail/wedding invitations etc addressed to both of us. Thanks for the ideas!

thanks a lot! good point. We actually do have all of those and didn't think to include them. Will print them out and get them ready for interview

got it thanks. wouldn't it look even more suspicious for the DL to show the address having been issued 1 week before the interview? I could go ahead and do that. I just figured that the DL still showing the old address was reasonable as I think most people just update the record with the DMV (what we did) and don't request a replacement DL until it expires and the new one comes in Yeah, we don't commingle, it was a conscious decision. We could add our names now, but it seems to just be silly to do it in order to appease USCIS, we figured we would just live our lives as we do. But we do have joint utilities/lease/health insurance. Worst case if they separate and grill us, we would still pass, it would just be annoying.

Spouse and I have a i751 and n400 joint interview coming up soon. Applying under 3 year rule. We have been together for many, many years but only married more recently. We don't have any joint finances as we are both very financially independent. Don't have: No joint taxes (married, filing separately) No joint bank account No joint credit cards We have: joint utility bills, joint lease (live at the same address) multiple affidavits from friends and family members stating we have been together for a long time (many years even predating the immigration applications) loads of pictures going back more than a decade Unclear if we have: Drivers license with same address - new drivers license of spouse is at new mailing address and mine still shows old address but updated in the DMV system to new the address. We both used to have driving licenses at the same address but spouses expired and got a new one whereas mine is still valid and unexpired so they didn't send me a new one as per the policy in my state. Will we be OK for the i751? What else can we provide to show legitimacy? I've seen other posts that say they only care about joint financials and aren't interested in photos. We have no joint financials at all. We don't want to just make information just to "prove" we are together when we have been for many years and they can literally call anyone in our phones and they will confirm it.

I am going to be applying for N400 based on 3 years residency to US spouse and we are still married. We have been residing continuously in the same state/address and can prove it with documentation/bills/rental contract etc. I have met all the number of days requirement etc. I have taken a trip abroad of approx 2 months and am returning to the US. On my return I want to file N-400 straight away. However my lawyer is saying I will need to wait for 3 months before I can file. They are citing this: "In addition, applicants are required to show they have resided for at least three months immediately preceding the filing of Form N-400 in the USCIS district or state where the applicant claims to have residency (See 8 CFR §316.2(a)(5) & §319.1(a)(5))." Is this correct? I am residing in the same district/state but I have just traveled abroad for a short visit. Do I need to wait for 3 months before I can apply? I would like to apply as soon as I am back in the US/sooner rather than later to get the process started. Thank you