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Hi guys, my initial i-485 interview is on January 31st. :)

 

I was wondering if this will be enough evidence to prove that our marriage is bona fide. 

- Joint Bank Account Statement

- Joint Car Insurance

- Joint Health Insurance

- Phone bill with both our phone numbers in it

- Photos (wedding, travel pics with friends and family, date pictures;thinking of bringing 10-15 pics)

- Airline/accommodation confirmation receipts for our 2 vacations, since I came to US 

 

 

What I can potentially prepare:

- Affidavits from friends and family members stating that our relationship is bona fide

- Birthday card from husband's grandma saying welcome to the family. 

- Christmas cards from husband's mother and sister. 

- Congratulations on your wedding card from a friend

 

I know birthday/Christmas/wedding cards will be a perfect addition, but it's just that they are all sent to my "English" name not my real name. 

It's like, my legal name is Hyunkyoung, and I go by Hannah here.

and I didn't mention Hannah as my "other names used" in my i-485 application since I thought it was more like a nickname, rather than something like a maiden name. I did however mention that I go by Hannah in my i-765, because I go by an English name at workplaces.

 

If I'll need the cards as well, I can screenshot some work emails of people calling me Hannah/Office outlook calendar, or an affidavit from my supervisor that I go by Hannah at work.

 

However if the evidence I mentioned above would be enough, I'm just planning not to, so that I could only include documents with my real name.  

 

So what do you think? Any advice will be much appreciated. 

 

Thank you very much for your answer in advance, and hope you have a great weekend!

 

AOS Packet (I-485, AP, EAD)

2016.10.11 Documents sent

2016.10.12 Documents received to Chicago lockbox

2016.10.25 NOA1 text & email / Biometrics fee received

2016.10.29 NOA1 letters in mail

2016.11.04 Biometrics Letter received & Biometrics done! (originally scheduled for 2016.11.14)

2016.12.09 I-485: Case is ready to be scheduled for interview

2016.12.23 Interview scheduled to 2017.1.31

2017.1.12 EAD and AP approved (EAD status was first "New card being produced" then soon changed to "Case Approved")

2017.1.17 EAD and AP approval letter in hand 

2017.1.31 I-485 Interview & Status says "'New card being produced" :)

 

ROC

2018.11.03 Documents sent via USPS Priority Express

2018.11.05 Documents delivered to Texas

2018.12.11 NOA1 Extension Letter received

2019.07.12 Biometrics Letter received - appt date 07.25

 

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Looks like you have plenty of evidence.  I wouldn't bother with the affadavits from friends and family.

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Me: Irish/ Swiss citizen, and now naturalised US citizen. Husband: USC; twin babies born Feb 08 in Ireland and a daughter in Feb 2010 in Arkansas who are all joint Irish/ USC. Did DCF (IR1) in 6 weeks via the Dublin, Ireland embassy and now living in Arkansas.

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