Do you think this is enough proof?

[fdjaymz 0]

This is copied right from my cover letter.

• Completed form I-751

• Check for $545.00 ($465 application fee and $80 biometrics fee)

• Copy of Sandra’s Green Card, front and back

• Copy of Sandra’s SSN card and driver’s license

• Lease agreement for our apartment (signed first by me, then by my wife after she entered the country) and lease renewal (1 page)

• Tax returns for 2006 and 2007 and tax stimulus payment notice addressed to both of us

• Bank statements of our only 2 bank accounts (both joint), Chase and Capital One

• Paperwork for our 2005 Kia Spectra including memorandum title showing joint ownership of the vehicle

• Copy of our Geico Auto Insurance policy in both our names

• Letter showing Sandra as beneficiary on my Vanguard brokerage account

• Letter showing Sandra as beneficiary on my Scottrade brokerage account

• Credit card statements showing both our names including photocopies of credit cards (2 accounts submitted, account ending in 0222 has since been closed FYI)

• Copies of our Sprint cellular phone bill and printout of our web profile showing family plan with both our names (Sprint’s monthly statement does not show both our names, this is why I submitted this as well)

• Statements of my employer’s 401k plan showing Sandra as beneficiary

• Printout of my Nationwide employee benefits page showing Sandra as a dependent on medical and dental plans

• Copies of medical and dental claims made by Sandra, further proving her as dependent on my employer’s medical and dental plans

• Photocopy of Anthem Medical card with my name on it (they do not provide cards for dependents’ names but you will note the account number XXXXXX matches that on claim statements previously mentioned)

• Email of Nationwide employee profile, showing Sandra as my primary emergency contact.

• 2 sworn affidavits, submitted by close friends Douglas Howard Geyer and A. Bill Goshorn, attesting to our marriage

• Documents of our trip to Colombia in 11/2006 including photos

• Documents of our Caribbean cruise we took in 8/2007 including electronic confirmations, room receipts, Captain’s club membership, electronic flight confirmation, and pictures of the trip

• Documents of our trip to New York City in 4/2008 including photos

• Documents of our trip to Boston in 5/2008 including photos

• E-confirmation of our upcoming trip to Washington State in 8/2008 where we will be visiting my family

• Several other photos to further support our marriage (around 30).

I think I'm good, just wanted to get other people's opinions or suggestions before I head over to the post office today. Thanks guys!!

[Saddle Bronc 124]

This is copied right from my cover letter.

• Completed form I-751

• Check for $545.00 ($465 application fee and $80 biometrics fee)

• Copy of Sandra’s Green Card, front and back

• Copy of Sandra’s SSN card and driver’s license

• Lease agreement for our apartment (signed first by me, then by my wife after she entered the country) and lease renewal (1 page)

• Tax returns for 2006 and 2007 and tax stimulus payment notice addressed to both of us

• Bank statements of our only 2 bank accounts (both joint), Chase and Capital One

• Paperwork for our 2005 Kia Spectra including memorandum title showing joint ownership of the vehicle

• Copy of our Geico Auto Insurance policy in both our names

• Letter showing Sandra as beneficiary on my Vanguard brokerage account

• Letter showing Sandra as beneficiary on my Scottrade brokerage account

• Credit card statements showing both our names including photocopies of credit cards (2 accounts submitted, account ending in 0222 has since been closed FYI)

• Copies of our Sprint cellular phone bill and printout of our web profile showing family plan with both our names (Sprint’s monthly statement does not show both our names, this is why I submitted this as well)

• Statements of my employer’s 401k plan showing Sandra as beneficiary

• Printout of my Nationwide employee benefits page showing Sandra as a dependent on medical and dental plans

• Copies of medical and dental claims made by Sandra, further proving her as dependent on my employer’s medical and dental plans

• Photocopy of Anthem Medical card with my name on it (they do not provide cards for dependents’ names but you will note the account number XXXXXX matches that on claim statements previously mentioned)

• Email of Nationwide employee profile, showing Sandra as my primary emergency contact.

• 2 sworn affidavits, submitted by close friends Douglas Howard Geyer and A. Bill Goshorn, attesting to our marriage

• Documents of our trip to Colombia in 11/2006 including photos

• Documents of our Caribbean cruise we took in 8/2007 including electronic confirmations, room receipts, Captain’s club membership, electronic flight confirmation, and pictures of the trip

• Documents of our trip to New York City in 4/2008 including photos

• Documents of our trip to Boston in 5/2008 including photos

• E-confirmation of our upcoming trip to Washington State in 8/2008 where we will be visiting my family

• Several other photos to further support our marriage (around 30).

I think I'm good, just wanted to get other people's opinions or suggestions before I head over to the post office today. Thanks guys!!

Way more than enough.

[*JG* 2]

That looks great. Only thing I would add is the card the original GC came attached to. They do say to send that in if you kept it. If not, don't fret about it.

When can you send it in? I'll be mailing ours in on August 2nd. I will cross my fingers for yours as well.

[fdjaymz 0]

Thanks for the help! Not sure what we did with that stub, probably have it though. Our window opened on 7/1, but I had to wait a while for the IRS to send the actual transcripts. We'll pray for you guys too. Good luck!

[NickD 203]

May want to include a copy of YOUR SSN card and driver’s license, I did this all on the same sheet, kind of let's them know the DMV was also fooled into thinking you have the same address.

Only other thing I see missing is birth certificates of children from your marriage, can you quickly have a kid or two in the next couple of days? Ha, don't worry about that, we couldn't do that either. But I did point out in my cover letter that between my wife and myself, eight children are listed under part five, and isn't Eight is Enough?

Wonder if that got a laugh, but don't know, was not called in for a RFE.

Yours looks good to me, ha, closed the cover letter, I as the US citizen wrote and typed that and personally invited any agents of the USCIS to come visit us. I also enclosed 4 sworn and notarized affidavits, what the heck, could have enclosed a hundred.

Is your wife from Colombia? So is mine, also visited there to meet all of my wonderful in-laws.

Would wish you good luck, but I don't feel you need it.

[fdjaymz 0]

May want to include a copy of YOUR SSN card and driver’s license, I did this all on the same sheet, kind of let's them know the DMV was also fooled into thinking you have the same address.

Only other thing I see missing is birth certificates of children from your marriage, can you quickly have a kid or two in the next couple of days? Ha, don't worry about that, we couldn't do that either. But I did point out in my cover letter that between my wife and myself, eight children are listed under part five, and isn't Eight is Enough?

Wonder if that got a laugh, but don't know, was not called in for a RFE.

Yours looks good to me, ha, closed the cover letter, I as the US citizen wrote and typed that and personally invited any agents of the USCIS to come visit us. I also enclosed 4 sworn and notarized affidavits, what the heck, could have enclosed a hundred.

Is your wife from Colombia? So is mine, also visited there to meet all of my wonderful in-laws.

Would wish you good luck, but I don't feel you need it.

No kids yet, hopefully in a couple years, but I didn't get the comment about fooling the DMV into thinking we have the same address. Anyway, thanks for the feedback.

[imailin 0]

This is copied right from my cover letter.

• Completed form I-751

• Check for $545.00 ($465 application fee and $80 biometrics fee)

• Copy of Sandra’s Green Card, front and back

• Copy of Sandra’s SSN card and driver’s license

• Lease agreement for our apartment (signed first by me, then by my wife after she entered the country) and lease renewal (1 page)

• Tax returns for 2006 and 2007 and tax stimulus payment notice addressed to both of us

• Bank statements of our only 2 bank accounts (both joint), Chase and Capital One

• Paperwork for our 2005 Kia Spectra including memorandum title showing joint ownership of the vehicle

• Copy of our Geico Auto Insurance policy in both our names

• Letter showing Sandra as beneficiary on my Vanguard brokerage account

• Letter showing Sandra as beneficiary on my Scottrade brokerage account

• Credit card statements showing both our names including photocopies of credit cards (2 accounts submitted, account ending in 0222 has since been closed FYI)

• Copies of our Sprint cellular phone bill and printout of our web profile showing family plan with both our names (Sprint’s monthly statement does not show both our names, this is why I submitted this as well)

• Statements of my employer’s 401k plan showing Sandra as beneficiary

• Printout of my Nationwide employee benefits page showing Sandra as a dependent on medical and dental plans

• Copies of medical and dental claims made by Sandra, further proving her as dependent on my employer’s medical and dental plans

• Photocopy of Anthem Medical card with my name on it (they do not provide cards for dependents’ names but you will note the account number XXXXXX matches that on claim statements previously mentioned)

• Email of Nationwide employee profile, showing Sandra as my primary emergency contact.

• 2 sworn affidavits, submitted by close friends Douglas Howard Geyer and A. Bill Goshorn, attesting to our marriage

• Documents of our trip to Colombia in 11/2006 including photos

• Documents of our Caribbean cruise we took in 8/2007 including electronic confirmations, room receipts, Captain’s club membership, electronic flight confirmation, and pictures of the trip

• Documents of our trip to New York City in 4/2008 including photos

• Documents of our trip to Boston in 5/2008 including photos

• E-confirmation of our upcoming trip to Washington State in 8/2008 where we will be visiting my family

• Several other photos to further support our marriage (around 30).

I think I'm good, just wanted to get other people's opinions or suggestions before I head over to the post office today. Thanks guys!!

lots of evidence!! Good!!!! are you sending pictures? If you want... but I think this is enought!

[NickD 203]

No kids yet, hopefully in a couple years, but I didn't get the comment about fooling the DMV into thinking we have the same address

LOL, part of the proof drunk syndrome, wife having to prove to the US consulate who she is, what she is, and why she wants to come here. We go to our county court house, again prove who we are, how old we are, that we are free to marry, where we live, and what our intentions are and proof from the US Consulate she is legal to be here to get a marriage license we had to pay 150 bucks for. We get married besides with our marriage certificate, positive proof that we are who we say we are, go to the USCIS for immigration, show them all the proof we go so far, not enough, we need more proof, get that, wait five months for an EAD card that gives us what we need for her to get a restricted SS card, but the EAD card is not enough, also have to show the proof that she is legal to be here with addition proof she lives where we say she lives. With that go to the DMV with all that proof, but not enough, do you have a utility bill or witnesses that your really say who you are? We finally get that and live quietly for awhile, but go to our banks to open a checking and savings account, giving them money is not enough, still need proof and a FBI check that we are not terrorist that are going to overthrow the government with a thousand buck account. With that proof, we go back to the USCIS with tons of pictures, an FBI check, savings account information some other stuff I can't remember, interrogated, asked a bunch of questions and finally approved for a two year green card.

My comment about even trying to fool the DMV into the fact that we indeed have the same address was facetious, but even though we used proof from the USCIS to get that driver's license, the USCIS likes to see that driver's license as proof that we are still are married along with joint income taxes, her name on my property deed, we paid our property taxes that has her name on the bill, witnesses, etc., all for the major crime of getting married. Guy feels all proofed out.

Strange, in the same country send guys to the electric chair with the word of one witness, yeah, I know it was dark and foggy, yeah I know my eyes are bad, but that is the guy that shot that other guy sitting over there. He's guilty, fry his ###. It's crazy.

Can't they just ask you if your intentions were honorable and take your word for it?

Edited July 22, 2008 by NickD