I-751 /more Evidence

[fazal 0]

Hi All,

i received RFE on 6th of march USCIS need more evidence, i have couple of things listed on RFE. i am worried about things which i don't have.

last time i submitted two affidavits one from brother in law and another one from sister in law, they want me to submit two affidavits again, this time should i take affidavits from father in law and mother in law?

they want me to submit insurance polices showing spouse as beneficiary, i only have geico insurance policy .... i dont have any health care insurance on both names as my income is very low and cant afford health insurance. what i can explain them in this case?

they want me to submit evidence that me and spouse have a will , a trust or a durable power of attorney for healthcare or property.... i dont have this things.what i can explain them?

awaiting for your suggestions.

thanks

[KayDeeCee 4,891]

They list several options of more evidence types that you can provide. They are not stating that you must have each and every different type possible.

Did you send joint account information that spanned the entire length of your marriage? If not, send quarterly statements from each joint account. Have accounts other than joint bank, such as credit cards?

Did you send tax transcripts showing you filed jointly as married separately for each of your marriage? If not, send those.

Send the evidence of joint car insurance you say you have. Provide proof of having the joint insurance for as long as you have had it, not just most recent statement/bill.

Have each other listed as beneficiaries on anything? Emergency contacts for work, doctors? Have bills that are either in both names or in separate names but mailed to the same address? Copy of IDs showing same address? Mail addressed to you both at the same address? Joint lease or mortgage? If you lease and both names are not listed, then get proof from the landlord that you both reside there. Live with family? Get an affidavit from them that you two live together as a married couple in their home.

Just provide anything and everything you can think of that is joint and/or shows that you are living together as a bona fide married couple.

[fazal 0]

yes, i did submit :

since my conditional green card which i received on dec/2012 to nov/2013 i was staying with my in laws apartment for rent free. so i dont have any proof for that 1 year. they want me to submit all documents since i was granted temporary green card. which i cannot give them... can i take affidavit from my father in law that i was staying with them from dec/2012 to nov/2013 for rent free?

from dec 2013 to present i submitted:

joint apartment lease

joint bank statements

joint credit card statements

joint PSEG statements

joint verizon bills statements

joint car insurance

i only have this things mention above

[KayDeeCee 4,891]

Yes, have him provide an affidavit stating that you lived with him during those dates as a married couple.

[TBoneTX 43,058]

In addition to the above, do whatever it takes to create wills, or at least medical powers of attorney. These are very strong evidence that are even more valuable to have in "life."

[Arinlars 19]

But if the OP creates wills and the medical power of attorney now and sends them wouldn't that look bad?

[fazal 0]

Exactly, if i create wills or health care power of attorney now it might not look good. they want me to submit all docs since the time i got my conditional green card.

[Taureti 12]

Exactly, if i create wills or health care power of attorney now it might not look good. they want me to submit all docs since the time i got my conditional green card.

I was asking the same question while preparing documents for our RFE. But we got them any way, event changed car title from single to joint ownership. Got approved in 10 days after they received our RFE package.

[asianbach 2]

Sorry I don't know but these are all the documents I sent and somehow it worked, hope this will help you out. We applied in August. My cover letter listed:

· Copy of my Permanent Resident Card.

· Copy of our Marriage License.

· Copies of my Driver's License and my wife's Driver's License. (showing same address)

· Copies of my Passport and my wife's Passport.

· Copies of my wife's Certificate of Citizenship.

· Copies of my Social Security Card and my wife's Social Security Card.

· Copy of the residential lease for our apartment, covering 2 year period + the coming year

· Copies of our 2012 & 2013 joint U.S. Federal Income Tax Return. (the 1099 form, I didn't even submit the tax transcripts)

· Copy of our July 2014 joint bank account statement (1 month)

· Copy of our July 2014 electric bill for the house. (1 month) with both names

· Copy of our July 2014 gas bill. (1 month) with both names

· Affidavit written by someone on my side

· Affidavit written by someone on my wife's side

· 5 Photos: of me and my wife, taken with my parents and parents in law (at a party), and with the 2 persons who wrote the affidavits (we didn't sent pics of us alone, we sent pics of us taken with friends and family)

I don't have any kind of insurance or car insurance or joint property ( we don't even have a car). But i do have a bank statement that has lots of activities in it. I guess that matters. So out of that list, I only have 6 things as evidence, and a few photos

Edited March 25, 2015 by asianbach

[TBoneTX 43,058]

Exactly, if i create wills or health care power of attorney now it might not look good. they want me to submit all docs since the time i got my conditional green card.

Anything that you can possibly provide at this stage can only help.

You need those documents in "life," anyway.

[fazal 0]

i am trying to arrange what ever i have ....how many percentage of in person interview chances if they are not still satisfied with documents which i will be submitting ???