Thank you for responding! I do have a retirement account. I chose the Whole Life policy as my evidence because I brought that policy before I even met my husband and just made him beneficiary after marriage and it was fairly easy. Ideally, I would like to cancel the policy ASAP, but now, we already submitted our I-130 just recently with this as evidence. My main question is that I submitted this as evidence, would like to cancel it, but want to know if NVC will ask for this document? If yes, then I won't cancel it and will take my loss. If no, I will cancel immediately but still save paperwork. My spouse lives abroad so I couldn't do bank account or lease or mortgage as evidence. Additionally, I didn't know Whole Life Insurance was a bad investment. I'm also continuing to do my research as well to see what NVC looks for in document stages.