Evidence for AOS

[CanGal 1]

Evidence, What should I do? I am not on our lease, or have a joint bank acct, or bills in both our names because I am still waiting on my soc. sec. #. I tried to get on with the bank again the other day and was yet again refused. So what kind of documents will be good enough? I have a few car insurance statements with both our names, and I get health ins. thru his work, i have the pastor mailing us a note that we are both members of the church, i'm not on our lease but the landlord knows i live here, i'm gonna see if she won't just write up a letter stating that i do live here. Umm I have wedding pics but very few pics of us together. I have over a dozen but thats it. The rest are with family members etc. I have stuff mailed to me at the same addy and i have christmas, birthday, wedding cards. Will all that suffice? I'm more worried about the Main living together evidence since my name is unable to obtain on most of these documents. We just purchased a home though and i'm signed on all the building contracts, but i'm unable to be on the morgtage because i have no credit (or because it was expensive to pull up an international credit) not that anything is on it anyways. But i am stated on the home title or whatever for the morgtage though i have nothing to do with the morgtage, will that be alright? Just trying to get all this stuff together.

thanks

CanGal

oh and should i just do an affidavit of support to take with me or should i do the whole I-864 again? His job status has changed which is why I ask...

[moondancer627 0]

HI, We just had our interview on Tuesday, it sounds like you have a great amount of evidence. Your pastor's letter of membership in the church, the car insurance, ect...

We just gave them about three or four things and that satisifed the INS officer. A document from my job stating that Anton is my emergency contact, a Xerox of my retirement plan with him as beneficary, and a xerox of a CD that he opened with me as beneficary.

As far as photos , just make sure they have people in them other than you and your husband.

Our INS officer was more caught up on Anton's past border crossings rather, then on this present relationship, so I am sure you will have your own unique experience.

Good Luck,

Moondancer

P.S. on your husband's change of job, I don't know the answer. She looked at my employer letters in the file and just asked me if I had the same jobs, the affidavit of support was already there.

Edited May 19, 2006 by moondancer627

[CanGal 1]

Thanks moondancer. Also, the x-ray that I had done for my medical for k-1. Do I have to take that with me as well to the interview, I ask because they looked at it and gave it back to me. Thanks

[moondancer627 0]

No they didn't ask about the Xray. I think that is yours to keep. Anton was really grilled on his immunizations.

He had Pima Health translate his immunizations onto a standard county health card, and sent those in with the AOS papers.

The INS officer said, she did not have his medical information from the K-1 interview as it was sent to Missouri rather than Tucson, and she could not accept the county health clerk's card, he would have to either wait for the file to be transferred to Tucson or go to an immigration doctor here in Tucson to verifiy the needed immunizations.

Moondancer

[Paul and Melanie 0]

Hi, sounds like you have more evidence than we did. We had our joint bank account from Washington Mutual. They didn't require a social security there when we opened up our account together. All they wanted to see was another form of I.D. ,like a credit card or something else in Paul's name. We also just had time to put his name on the phone bill right before our interview which was in 2 weeks from the day we added him. I requested a letter from the phone company stating we were both on the account. And that's about all we had Good luck!!!

ooops and photos we had, which he looked at every, single one lol

Mel

Edited May 19, 2006 by Paul and Melanie

[CanGal 1]

thanks guys your always full of great info and tremendous help