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Hi Everybody

I was suppose to file a month and a half ago but I got a little bit behind! (actually I recognize some of the names from 2 years ago!!!) Anyway, still on time!! and filing now, but I have a question.

I am adding utility bills from scattered months during the last 2 years, about 3-4 per utility. Is this ok? should I add more?

I read in some older forum post, some guy only sent utilitiy bills for the last 2 years, but he got a RFE, they were asking for their whole relationship, meaning also for the months that had already been included in the first green card application, which he thought would be redundant. Any advice on this? how far back to go?

thanks!

good luck with approvals!

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If you look up the step by step guide to remove conditions it says that you should not submit evidences you have already submitted in your first application. The documents should cover the period from the date you received the conditional green card to the filing of this petition.

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