I-751 Evidence After Getting Divorced

[inneedofhelp 1]

Hello Fellow VJ'ers,

Some of you may have read a couple of my previous posts about my current situation and what i am going through. All in all my I-751 window will be open within the first week of July but me and my spouse are getting divorced. So I wanted to share and also get some advice if the evidence i have is not enough or any suggestions on anything else to add.

I-751 Evidence List :

Old/New Apartment Lease

2009/2010 Taxes

Proof Of Car Insurance ( Insurance Cards And Documents) (Kia/Dodge)

New Car Agreement (Financed In March This Year)

Joint Health Insurance Form ( I was Only On Her Dental Plan)

Joint Health Insurance Form ( Both Have Full Coverage Through My Work)

Photocopy Of Health Insurance Cards

2009 Flight Itinery For A Trip To The UK ( Email Confirmation)

2010 Trip to UK Printed Itinery/Luggage Tags/1 Boarding Card

Pictures With Family (In The UK And The US)

Letter From Bank (Bank Manager Created Me A Personal Letter And Signed It) Stating When I Was Added To The Account/Signed Off

Photocopy Of Front And Back Of Green Card

Copy Of Divorce Decree Once In Possession

That is roughly the evidence i was looking to submit. Although i was thinking of getting like 2 Affidavits from some friends who cane to the UK with us in 2010 and a friend and her boyfriend who we lived with for about a year.

Also i do have copies of phone records spread out over the 2 years showing that we were in constant contact everyday and bank statements from our joint account, should i include these things too or does my evidence list look sufficient enough without these documents?

Any advice/reccomendations would be greatly appreciated, as i am unsure at how different the evidence would be if i would be filing by myself and having a divorce.

Thankyou for your time

[Okalian 41]

Hi!

Your evidence looks good. Might as well include a personal statement explaining how your marriage ended. Not required, but can possibly spare you an interview.

[Brother Hesekiel 2,236]

Agreeing with Okalian.

Write a cover letter listing what you have on documentation and briefly tell your story, calm, without referring to your spouse as a cheating ####### or whatever.

You'll get an RFE if you submit your I-751 without the divorce decree. Therefore my advice is not to file for ROC until you have received it. Only if you have not received it when you have only 10, 9, or 8 days left to file, send the ROC petition out.

You have time, and time is what you now need most. Take advantage of it!

Edited June 26, 2011 by Just Bob