Hi everyone. I'm starting to prepare my submissions for my I-751 application (to be mailed out on Feb 13). I was wondering, what kind of documents did you submit? And for those who have already been approved, how much and which documents did you send out?

Thanks very much, it's a bit frustrating to see that Vermont is taking so long in the processing of the I-751....

Good luck to all!


merci08

just to give you an idea this is what we included in our package ....

copy of baby's hospital certificate
copy of baby's death certificate
copy of rental agreement
copy of car insurance
copy of one recent joint tax form
copy of 401K that states that I am the primary beneficiary
copy of health care statement showing that I am covered under hubby's health care insurance
copy of one recent gas bill
copy of one recent phone bill
copy of one recent cable bill
copy of recent bank statements
copy of paper showing that hubby added me to his bank account
Copy of some bills (Sirius, Netflix etc) with just hubby's name and our address on it
Copy of some bills with just my name on it and our address (recent electric bill etc..)
Some envelopes with both our names and address on them...

I just sent in the most recent bill for each utility.... The phone and gas were in my name but I added hubby's name, the electric company didn't let me add my hubby's name...... and I just included the most recent bank statement.... and the application that we filled out to add me to hubby's account...

Thanks very much, Marilyn P. That sounds like a lot.

Right now, I can only send out a copy each of the ff:

joint tax return
insurance cards
dental cards
birth cert of our daughter
plane tickets/boarding pass of our trips
some pictures from our trips

none of the utility bills are in my name, but I pay for some of them
I wasn't added to the lease, we just never thought of it
we don't have a joint bank account
I didn't really keep the envelopes of greeting cards sent to both of us


I'm not sure if those are enough. I was wondering if it's too late to add my name to utility bills and so on...

you could still add your spouse to your utilities.... that is what I did.. it is pretty easy and can usually be done online...

I would also send in some bills etc.. that are in your name and some that are in his name... but they will show that you live at the same address...



I started saving envelopes a long time before I removed conditions because I knew I would need them for that...

Marilyn,

did u put ur Name and A# on each evidence u sent.. thanks on the elaborate list...

Regards
Karen

Thanks Marilyn.

I tried to transfer two of the utility bills in my name. Not sure if they could process that in time for my submission next month that in time. And maybe there's still time to add my name to the lease.

Also, I might have to include a signed affidavit from two people that we know, to state we are living together from the day that I got here.

Joint Tax Transcript from 2006
Copy of joint bank account statements, 1 each from 2005,2006,2007 - random months
Copy of our lease with both of our signatures on it
Copies of Electric bill and Gas bill from our old apartment that were in both our names
Pictures from family events and a wedding we went to
Copies of Health Insurance cards showing the same policy
Copies of a Joint Credit Card
Proof that my wife was listed as the beneficiary of my life insurance from work

Really all I can recall at the moment....may have been a few more things that I am missing but that about sums it up. Case was approved with no RFE's

*edit* Don't be discouraged about the wait time for it, we got ours approved in almost exactly 6 months. Really not THAT bad at all compared to the times for some other parts of this journey!

Jester,
Did u write ur name and A# on all your evidences??

Nope, on the pictures we listed the names of everyone and their relationship to us though.

Thanks, silentjester.

I think I might have enough, if the transfer of account holder name in utility bills are processed in time. And also, if my husband is able to include me in the lease within the week. I should also remember to make a copy of some pictures of our family together.

nope.....


I would still include the utilities....

HI, lets see:

*marriage certificate and translation
*copy of joint bank account info in Thaialnd
*Copies of several mionths bank statements where
I have given my wife an atm card. The statements point
to her home town in Thailand making withdrawls.
*Photos from the last 5 trips coinciding with flight receipts and hotel recipts.
*Photos of each time including wedding photos.
*Copies of a few emails
*copies of monthly phone records from vonage
*copies of a page full of expired calling cards.
*affidavit from US citizen who was at the wedding
*letter from my daughter and photo of her holding our photo
* maybe the proof that she changed her name to mine might help as well..))

Frank

You have birth cert of your child-what else do you need? Don't get stressed-you should be fine. Make emphasis on child-doctors bills, pictures together (or you and kid and husband and kid). You can add utility bills even if it is not on your name-because you have to show that both of you resided at the same place. So, some doc might be on your name/some on husbands-but the same address. If you don't have many docs with your name and the same address-make library card (they send letters to you), store cards. But you have time-you can add your name to some utility company.
Docs should span from beginning of the marrage to date of petition. My lawer told me to include about 3 of each-beginning, mid, last statement (not like every month or quater like somebody send-but even with this, my package was like 60 pages).

No, you don't write name and A# on your evidences. You should prepare kind off like presentation folder. If you put separators-do it on the bottom. Cover letter hsould list all of your docs. I was told by lawer to send only copies-so, even pictures were printed on reg paper.

DEFINITELY put your name and A# on every single piece of paper you send. Even if you put everything in a "presentation" folder.....On the interview on this site with an ex-employee that used to approve these things he stated everything is taken out of any pretty little package you send and is put into their folder the way that they arrange all of the files.......and if any of this gets misplaced around on someone's desk you don't want it getting lost....the best thing ever to do to keep it all straight is to surely put your name and info at the top of each and every paper!!!

It's kind of like a "no-brainer"!

As far as copies go...yes, send only copies unless it states that you must send an original.

Good luck!

Yes, I agree. The instructions don't ask one to write A# on the evidences.

I'd recommend using the link below for details on how to submit packages. I wish I'd have looked before I sent ours in since the last time this said to use ACCO clips, which I used again this time, and now it's saying not to use them.

Here's the link:

http://www.uscis.gov/portal/site/uscis/men...00045f3d6a1RCRD

Never mind, wrong link. That one is for packages going to the national benefits center. It is still acco clips:

http://www.uscis.gov/portal/site/uscis/men...00045f3d6a1RCRD

My list of evidence:

--Copy (front and back) of my Permanent Resident card
--Copy of my Driver’s License

Part A. Proof of Place of Residence
--copy of General Warranty Deed of our home (in husband's name)

Part B. Banking and Financial Co-Mingling
--Copy of 2006 Oklahoma State Income Tax Refund cheque
--Copies of Joint Federal Income Tax Returns for 2006, 2005, 2004
--Copies of Joint Checking and Savings Accounts statements (Nov '04, Jan '07)

Part C. Joint evidences of Beneficiary Status
--Copy of life insurance statement indicating my husband as beneficiary
--Copy of life Insurance Enrollment form indicating me as beneficiary
--Copy of medical insurance plan indicating me as spouse and beneficiary
--Copies of various medical bills listing me as beneficiary from 2005, 2006, 2007
--Copy of our wills listing each other as primary beneficiary

Part D. Joint Household Expensing
--Copies of Automobile Titles in both our names
--Copy of USAA auto insurance policy for the above named vehicles and listing us as owners
--Copies of joint household expenses (current) -- bills from cell phones, TV, utilities listing us both

Part E. Affidavits of Support (4 in total)

Part F. Joint travel/flight information -- 3 trips in total, evidences included:

Complete copy of husband's passport with relevant dates highlighted
emails
samples of photographs
copy of my AP paperwork showing re-entry stamp
flight itineraries
copies of invitations to reception parties held in our honour
boarding passes
copies of credit card and bank account statements reflecting purchases made in Canada during applicable dates

Part G. Miscellaneous Evidences

--Photographs of our wedding, November 7, 2004
--Copy of Marriage License/ Certificate from the state of Oklahoma
--Family portraits
--Copies of various emails from family
--Copies of various written correspondence from family and friends
--photographs of family events


You may think overkill, but oh well! I wanted to include a little bit of everything to present a well-rounded picture of our relationship.

Hello everyone...
I'm getting my papers ready to send and I have a Lot of evidence including a birth certificate of our daughter, joint bank accounts, joint utility bills, Joint car insurance, health insurence cards, house Mortgage, Costco memberships and a lot more, but the ONLY thing I don't have is our joint Tax papers(we filed for an extention this year)!!!

My question is, is it necessary to send copies of our tax returns, or can I just send the evidence I have!!!I'm running out of time, my Conditional Green Card expires in less than a month!!!What do you suggest????