hi i filed for i751 in mar 07 and received RFE on feb 2008, after that case was transfered to local office for interview, i have my interview coming up shortly. We lived 3 years and 9 months together, I have enough evidence of our bonafide marraige like trip to her family together, our marraige pictures, marraige pics of my cousin where we went together. also we went to baseball games and just pics in general with my family. I have tax transcripts from 04,05,06 and 07 with joint tax status. I recenty moved to another city because of job like 2 months ago. Our marraige is liitle shaky since then. She is coming to interview with me but i dont know if weshould tell our adjudicator about me working in diff city and also about lately in our marraige. We still care for each other and love each other. Should i disclose that in my interview.

Honesty is still, and always will be, the best policy.

You don't have to show that you are currently a happily married couple. Though that would help, it is not what they are looking for. You only need to show that you entered into the marriage in "good faith" and did not, or are not, commiting marriage fraud.

It is up to the USCIS to prove otherwise.

There is actually a case of a person over here that they were in divorce proceedings and they disclose it and even so she got approved.

I think the best policy is that you two are through rough times but you still care for each other, that says a lot.

Be natural...and my advice is never give more than necessary but you must be natural, so if you feel that in the case it might get the impression that you are "covering up" the appearances, to say that you two are having a rough time and have spend to time in separation status...but still care for each other, I don't see major problem BUT you know it will really depends on the adjudicator that you will get.

Good luck.

Please help, do you think this evidence is enough

* Joint tax returns for past 4 years
* Marraige pictures, general pictures and pictures of when i visited her family in CA
* Lease papaers since 2004
* Bank statements
* Joint Car insurance since 2005
* Health insurance
* Electric bills (only in my name)
* Cable bills (only in my name)
* Cellphone bill ( under her name only)

Look pretty good, but I don't think you need to send the bills that only have your/your wife name.

If they show common residence, they are useful. Absolutely.

Send anything that shows both of your ties to one specific address - evidence is evidence and the more the better!