Enough Evidence?

[PfcsBaby 0]

I'm getting all my papers together for my ROC and I just want to make sure I have enough evidence. So here is what I got:

-Cover letter

-Payment($545 + $80 K-2 child)

-Form I-751

-Copy of mine and son's GC front and back

-Copy of mine, son's and husbands SSN

-Copy of mine and husbands driver's license's

-Copy of rental agreement

-Copy of joint credit cards

-Letter from Capital One and Chase credit card company stating who is on the account

-Letter from bank stating me and my husband have a joint checking account

-Letter from bank stating my husband and son have a joint minor's saving account

-Copies of a few bank statements(joint checking account)

-Tax transcripts from 08 and 09(married filed jointly)

-Copy of auto insurance change in policy(with me added and new car added)

-Copy of auto insurance policy card(mine and husbands name on policy card)

-Copy of birth certificate of our son born November 08

-Original affidavits from 2 friends(signed, stamped from notary)

-Original affidavit from mother in law

-Copy of receipt from hotel from when we went to Savannah for our honeymoon

-Numerous pictures from Nov 07 to March 10

I hope this is enough. We live with my mother in law and she owns the house. All the bills(utilities) are in her name. There are a few bills in my husbands name(cell phone, land line phone, car insurance) but she gets them paid and then throws the bills out after they are paid. I have in her affidavit though that all the bills are in her name. My husband has lived at this same address his entire life, so I hope I don't get no RFE for not enough evidence. I was wondering though if I should send in a copy of my son's immunization from the health dept. He needed to get more vaccinations to be enrolled in school and I have a letter stamped and signed from the health dept. Do I need it? Also I have a letter from Kaiser when I got pregnant stating I was pregnant. It is also signed and dated. We don't have any health insurance anymore because my husband lost his job, so I don't have anything for that. Any help will be greatly appreciated.

[second stage 14]

-Copy of mine, son's and husbands SSN

I have in her affidavit though that all the bills are in her name.

Also I have a letter from Kaiser when I got pregnant stating I was pregnant. It is also signed and dated. We don't have any health insurance anymore because my husband lost his job, so I don't have anything for that. Any help will be greatly appreciated.

Your list covers everything.

I wouldn't send the SSN cards. Not required.

Since the affidavit covers the bills, that's sufficient.

The birth certificate of your child should show both your names and that's enough, you don't have to send the letter from Kaiser.

Regarding health insurance, you could say you are uninsured but I wouldn't mention your husband's job loss anywhere in the cover letter.

Good luck...

[Lona.C. 16]

I'm getting all my papers together for my ROC and I just want to make sure I have enough evidence. So here is what I got:

-Cover letter

-Payment($545 + $80 K-2 child)

-Form I-751

-Copy of mine and son's GC front and back

-Copy of mine, son's and husbands SSN

-Copy of mine and husbands driver's license's

-Copy of rental agreement

-Copy of joint credit cards

-Letter from Capital One and Chase credit card company stating who is on the account

-Letter from bank stating me and my husband have a joint checking account

-Letter from bank stating my husband and son have a joint minor's saving account

-Copies of a few bank statements(joint checking account)

-Tax transcripts from 08 and 09(married filed jointly)

-Copy of auto insurance change in policy(with me added and new car added)

-Copy of auto insurance policy card(mine and husbands name on policy card)

-Copy of birth certificate of our son born November 08

-Original affidavits from 2 friends(signed, stamped from notary)

-Original affidavit from mother in law

-Copy of receipt from hotel from when we went to Savannah for our honeymoon

-Numerous pictures from Nov 07 to March 10

I hope this is enough. We live with my mother in law and she owns the house. All the bills(utilities) are in her name. There are a few bills in my husbands name(cell phone, land line phone, car insurance) but she gets them paid and then throws the bills out after they are paid. I have in her affidavit though that all the bills are in her name. My husband has lived at this same address his entire life, so I hope I don't get no RFE for not enough evidence. I was wondering though if I should send in a copy of my son's immunization from the health dept. He needed to get more vaccinations to be enrolled in school and I have a letter stamped and signed from the health dept. Do I need it? Also I have a letter from Kaiser when I got pregnant stating I was pregnant. It is also signed and dated. We don't have any health insurance anymore because my husband lost his job, so I don't have anything for that. Any help will be greatly appreciated.

hey pfc your effidance looks good :)

[w8inglongtime 29]

I'm getting all my papers together for my ROC and I just want to make sure I have enough evidence. So here is what I got:

-Cover letter

-Payment($545 + $80 K-2 child)

-Form I-751

-Copy of mine and son's GC front and back

-Copy of mine, son's and husbands SSN

-Copy of mine and husbands driver's license's

-Copy of rental agreement

-Copy of joint credit cards

-Letter from Capital One and Chase credit card company stating who is on the account

-Letter from bank stating me and my husband have a joint checking account

-Letter from bank stating my husband and son have a joint minor's saving account

-Copies of a few bank statements(joint checking account)

-Tax transcripts from 08 and 09(married filed jointly)

-Copy of auto insurance change in policy(with me added and new car added)

-Copy of auto insurance policy card(mine and husbands name on policy card)

-Copy of birth certificate of our son born November 08

-Original affidavits from 2 friends(signed, stamped from notary)

-Original affidavit from mother in law

-Copy of receipt from hotel from when we went to Savannah for our honeymoon

-Numerous pictures from Nov 07 to March 10

I hope this is enough. We live with my mother in law and she owns the house. All the bills(utilities) are in her name. There are a few bills in my husbands name(cell phone, land line phone, car insurance) but she gets them paid and then throws the bills out after they are paid. I have in her affidavit though that all the bills are in her name. My husband has lived at this same address his entire life, so I hope I don't get no RFE for not enough evidence. I was wondering though if I should send in a copy of my son's immunization from the health dept. He needed to get more vaccinations to be enrolled in school and I have a letter stamped and signed from the health dept. Do I need it? Also I have a letter from Kaiser when I got pregnant stating I was pregnant. It is also signed and dated. We don't have any health insurance anymore because my husband lost his job, so I don't have anything for that. Any help will be greatly appreciated.

It looks like you have all bases covered. Some people sent less than yours and got approved with no problems. Good luck.

[Kathryn41 3,205]

Your evidence looks good:). You could state in your cover letter that you still live with your husband's mother so have no mortgage/lease agreements. Heck, living with your mother-n-law itself counts as good evidence you guys are still married and legitimate !

If you have any envelopes or letters addressed to the two of you at your address you could include those but I think you should be fine with what you've got. Good luck!