It's that time again. After a long lull, it's time to prep for yet another filing to USCIS.

I went through the Removal of Conditions instructions document on USCIS.GOV and came up with the following checklist for submission. Any thoughts/comments on this will be most helpful.

1. Front and back of green card - photocopies
2. Document showing joint mortgage - photocopy
3. Document/document showing joint checking/savings - should demonstrate period of time and balance - photocopy
4. Document showing joint savings (second account) - should also demonstrate period of time and balance - photocopy
5. Document showing joint brokerage account - should demonstrate period of time and holdings - photocopy
6. 1040 transcript 2005 - photocopy
7. 1040 transcript 2006 - photocopy
8. Document showing joint auto insurance - photocopy
9. Utiility bill showing both names - most recent and the oldest I can find (2) - photocopies
10. 401K doc showing wife as beneficiary (account #1) photocopy
11. 401K doc showing wife as beneficiary (account #2) photocopy
12. 401K doc showing wife as beneficiary (account #3) photocopy
13. IRA doc showing me as beneficiary - photocopy
14. Document showing wife as beneficiary on life insurance - photocopy
15. Documents showing wife as spouse on medical/dental/vision insurance - photocopies
16. Check - $545.00 payable to U.S. Department of Homeland Security - original
17. I-751 form - original

Looks great! Good luck!

Looks like you have a lot of "power".
An additional thing you might submit is the affidavits from from 2 peeps.
More ammo the better!
The IO at our AOS told me when we applied for removing conditions if we hit them with "both barrels" there would be a good chance we'd be approved without an interview.
Told me to be sure and resubmit the trust I have for my family as it has a lot of power.

Looks good. What about copies of your drivers licenses showing the same address. We did also include 2 affidavits even though they aren't required, but I just wanted to anyway. But you have a lot of good stuff.

a couple of pictures of the two of you together wouldn't hurt, IMHO.

Good luck Arijit

Good idea.

However, when I read USCIS-published I-751 instructions, I can't help but notice that in their list of "examples", they don't explicitly mention items like photographs or greeting cards. Am I reading too much into it if I come away with the impression that the items explicitly listed as examples have more weight as evidence than items that are not?

You're probably right, but paranoia is a "wonderful" part of the process, remember? Which is why we also sent in a few pictures and some greeting card copies. (along with the non-required affidavit! lol)

Paranoia. I had forgotten all about that. Life was good and now suddenly I know what an RFE is again.

thoughts: p00p, we're gonna get an RFE! (compared to you....)

comments: you have a lot of financial documents. you have joint everything. i don't know what more would they need.
good luck!

No RFEs

Today my wife received 10-year LPR card.

IMP dates:

Sent-i751 to TSC: 18-JUL-2007
Rec'd by BCS: 28-JUL-2007
NOA 1: 08-AUG-2007 (Auto forward to CSC, case number with WACXXXXX)
Fingerprint: 28-AUG-2007
Approval e-mail: 21-SEP-2007


Thanks VJ and all the members.


XMD

Good luck Ari!