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  1.    OldUser reacted to a post in a topic: I751: Fee Payment with Check (Joint Account - Recently Created)
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  3. Sukie
    Use the joint account. Put a note in your I-751 cover letter that the account is new, and that you did not have a joint account until recently because your wife wasn't working. Don't make THEM guess. Show All statements that you have since she was added. Sukie in NY
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  7. Sukie
    Have the people you are staying with write an affidavit stating that you live with them, and what you pay, and how it contributes to your living situation. That way you have a complete trail of cohabitation - parents, lease, parents, friends. Best of luck! Sukie in NY
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  10. Sukie
    Mention the no-mortgage fact in your cover letter. No need to prove it. You have homeowners insurance with both names. That's fine. Sukie in NY
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  14. Sukie
    The reason for single-sided documents is that your whole package is scanned when it gets there. There is a danger that whoever is loading it into the machine will not SEE that you have printed "duplex" and that may lead to questions later. Don't worry about color. Our packet was about 3 inches thick. I'm sorry we have to waste paper printing all of this (wouldn't it be nice to just upload electronic documents?), but I've always felt it is better to "idiot proof" your packet and not risk an RFE. Sukie in NY
  15. Sukie
    Looks like you have ticked enough boxes!!! Best of luck on your journey! Sukie in NY
  16. Sukie
    Salish Sea, not every utility will do this. It's a great idea, but I know we ran into the problem that the utility will only list ONE name on the account. So we put one utility in MY name, and one in HER name to get around that. Sukie in NY
  17. Sukie
    Am I wrong in saying that the expiration of your Green Card is now 12/24/28? At least that is what is now in the system.... Sukie in NY
  18. Sukie
    It is not a requirement. It is very nice to have. Best of luck in getting an answer! Wish I could help! Sukie in NY
  19. Sukie
    Do write a cover letter explaining how you do your mortgage. That way, the officer reviewing does not have to guess at anything. Just say what you told us above: "My wife purchased the house before our marriage with the help of my father in law. My father in law is the co-sponsor of the mortgage. So I don't have my name on the mortgage but we are paying the payments from our joint bank accounts every month for mortgage and all the utilities." Best of luck on your journey! Sukie in NY
  20.    Sukie reacted to a post in a topic: USCIS website update, MyProgress tab added, timeline changed - Help me understand
  21. Sukie
    No need for that last bit. Sukie in NY
  22. Sukie
    Looks good. Add a cover letter explaining why you are including bank statements from August 2023 (instead of from the time of marriage), as well as a statement explaining that you had already purchased the house and car and re-financing to add her name was not economically feasible. This way they won't ask you for info re: these things. Best of luck as you continue your journey! Sukie in NY
  23. Sukie
    Unfortunately, some utilities will only allow one name on the account. So frustrating. Having a joint cellphone bill is good, though. Sukie in NY
  24. Sukie
    Also - have your spouse listed as a claimant on your homeowner's insurance. You really want to do this regardless of immigration - if something should happen to you and there is house damage, if your spouse is not listed as a claimant they would not be able to file a claim to get things fixed. Sukie in NY
  25. Sukie
    My spouse is not on my deed and I don't have a mortgage. Just write a cover letter explaining how you pay for things. Having your driver's licenses with the same physical address shows you live together. It is not practical to refinance just to add a spouse in most cases. Same with your car. Show that your spouse is on your home owner's insurance and car insurance. That's enough. Best of luck! Sukie in NY
  26. Sukie
    Also, write a cover letter explaining how you manage expenses. State exactly what you told us: Spouse 1 handles xxxxx, Spouse 2 handles yyyy. Honestly, a lease with both your names will go a long way. Shows you live together! Best of luck! Sukie in NY
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