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Filed: K-1 Visa Country: Lebanon
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Hi all-- this is like 3 years down the road for me, but just curious

For the Removing of conditions, is a Deed enough, or does the spouse have to be on the mortgage as well?

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Filed: AOS (apr) Country: Zambia
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The laws vary by state, but in Virginia it was possible to change the deed without changing the mortgage. The deed itself was acceptable to the USCIS. The mortgage lender didn't need to approve the change in the deed, thanks be to God. The change cost $100 including legal fee.

Filed: Citizen (apr) Country: Canada
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We didn't have either but we had lots of other evidence of our co-mingled financial assets and personal lives. Don't re-mortgage if you have a good rate and term right now just to get another name on the mortgage. The deed should be fine, and even then, isn't always necessary.

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Just start piling up evidence you are living together. Anything with both your names on it. Xmas cards and letters addressed to both of you. Magazine subscriptions. Life insurance, deeds, car registration, utilitiy bills, wills etc.

Pictures at birthdays, Xmax, parties, trips are always good.

Edited by Haole

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