few joint documents

[stanislavski 0]

This is my first post in this forum - nice to be here and I am amazed at the wealth of information to be found. My question is regarding the number of documents needed for the removal of conditions. While my wife and I do have a joint bank account and health insurance, pretty much all other documentation and bills are in my name only. Likewise the deed on the condo, which is solely in my name. We travel together and I have plentiful evidence of airline tickets, joint family vacations (with her adult children and mine), many friends in common etc. However, I do not intend to have her added to the deed (my ex-wife was not on it either) and we keep some of our finances separate (credit cards, for example) Of course, we DO file taxes jointly. (I file both in Canada and in the US, since I work in both countries) No one who knows us for more than 60 seconds would doubt our marriage is genuine but I hear horror stories from folks being asked for all sorts of utility bills etc. to prove their bona fides and we simply do not have those. How much of an obstacle will this be once I apply for the removal of conditions? (I have gone through the same process in Canada - as a sponsor - and while waiting times are about the same, there is no interview, no conditions and no follow-up. Once you receive the Canadian equivalent of the GC - that's it. A much more streamlined system, in my opinion) Once again, thank you all on this forum - a great place!

[NancyNguyen 1,657]

Well you can only send what you have, don't you? Car insurances, car titles are some to add.

Your best bet is to explain everything on a formal letter. The worst scenario is an interview but it is not that bad if you are legit. Good luck.

[TBoneTX 43,058]

Welcome to the forum.

Wills, medical powers of attorney, HIPAA releases, and similar documents make excellent evidence for removing conditions, and they're even more crucial to have in "life."