JUST GOT INTERVIEW LETTER TODAY

[malipat88 0]

I just received my IL today and Im really worried that we don't have that much evidence. We're living with my sister and her husband. Since I don't have my EAD I can't get a SSN or a job, my wife is the one who's working right now.

The only thing we have as evidence is joint savings and checking accounts and gym membership

we also have pictures from the wedding. Is that enough to prove our bonefide relationship?

THANKS in advance

[seng 0]

id bring a bunch of pictures.... personally i dont think u can have that much evidence when u cant have a life.. im talking SSN and a job

in conclusion... wat u got is sooooo enough i think it is anyway just my opinion but what do i know

[ELW 5]

The proof you have is good. Why not add to it a statement from your sister, saying you are living with them? That would be good substitute of the lease/home ownership that you do not have yet. You could also add another notarized affidavit from a friend, stating that they see you frequently and you have a bona fide loving relationship. Don't worry because generally they want just two or so official pieces of paperwork showing you are living together as a couple, in a true relationship. Best wishes for an immediately approval at the interview!

[Kathryn41 3,205]

You could also use any mail envelopes that have been addressed to the two of you at your address; listing each other as beneficiaries on insurance; listing each other as each other's heir in wills; credit card statements showing both of you as card holders on the same account; listing each other as beneficiaries in retirement funds; listing each other as spouse with employer's contact lists; listing each other as beneficiaries on health care plans. Good luck at the interview.

[redoctober 0]

You could also use any mail envelopes that have been addressed to the two of you at your address; listing each other as beneficiaries on insurance; listing each other as each other's heir in wills; credit card statements showing both of you as card holders on the same account; listing each other as beneficiaries in retirement funds; listing each other as spouse with employer's contact lists; listing each other as beneficiaries on health care plans. Good luck at the interview.

can anyone send me a copy of an affidavit of a bona fide marriage? i need to make one and i have no idea how to go about. should it be notarized too??

thanks and merry christmas!

[ELW 5]

Yes the affidavit letter needs to be notarized. It can just be a short, simple and personal statement. One of mine went like this:

To Whom It May Concern:

I, ----, have known (me - USC) since she joined --, the department where I also work. We have been friends and I was aware of the immigration process of her now-husband, --(hubby). I attended their civil ceremony and hosted a party for them at our workplace, the same day. Since then I have seen both -- and -- on several occasions and they are a happy couple together. I have observed they are living very harmoniously together and are committed for life. I also enjoy hearing every day from --(moi) about the progress her husband is making, while adjusting to life in the USA.

I wish them the very best in their life together. Please do contact me if there are any questions.

Sincerely,

Name, address, phone, birthdate, birthplace