Worried about lack of evidence! Please advice.

[sunbaenim 0]

Hi everyone,

We're preparing all the documents for I-751 application. I am the LPR and my husband is the USC. We're going to send in all the joint documents/accounts that we have, which are

1. 2013 and 2014 tax transcripts filing jointly

2. joint checking account

3. 2 joint rental agreements: 1 from 4/2013- 1/2014 (rent a room in his parents' house) and the 2nd one from 1/2014-present.

4. Electricity bills since 1/2014

5. Phone bills with both of our numbers and names.

6. Car Insurance (family plan in which his dad is the account holder, but it has both our names and cars on it)

7. affidavits from his parents, friends, and my siblings.They all know very well about our marriage.

8. a Christmas card from my parents to both of us

9. photos of us and with our families.

We're still students, and working part-time. Therefore, we can't afford health or life insurance (we have Medi-Cal).

We're worried that we don't have sufficient evidence yet, so we're thinking of sending copies of our driver's licenses showing same address. However, the address is still the old one, where we lived with his parents. We visit them very often, so we can always pick up mails, which is way more convenient then going through the whole process of changing address at DMV.

Do you guys think we should include the copies of our driver's licenses?

Is there anything else that we should include?

Any reply is appreciated.

Thanks a lot

[TBoneTX 43,059]

Sure, send the driver's-license copies.

Even though you're students and part-time workers, consider drawing up wills. These make excellent evidence for ROC, and they're even more crucial to have in "life."

[ala_tika 16]

I think what you have looks good. You can only submit what you have. I'd include the driver licenses as previously noted. As long as the addresses are the same for you and your spouse; it should be fine.

Also ensure the bank statements span 2 years. Good luck!

Hi everyone,

We're preparing all the documents for I-751 application. I am the LPR and my husband is the USC. We're going to send in all the joint documents/accounts that we have, which are

1. 2013 and 2014 tax transcripts filing jointly

2. joint checking account

3. 2 joint rental agreements: 1 from 4/2013- 1/2014 (rent a room in his parents' house) and the 2nd one from 1/2014-present.

4. Electricity bills since 1/2014

5. Phone bills with both of our numbers and names.

6. Car Insurance (family plan in which his dad is the account holder, but it has both our names and cars on it)

7. affidavits from his parents, friends, and my siblings.They all know very well about our marriage.

8. a Christmas card from my parents to both of us

9. photos of us and with our families.

We're still students, and working part-time. Therefore, we can't afford health or life insurance (we have Medi-Cal).

We're worried that we don't have sufficient evidence yet, so we're thinking of sending copies of our driver's licenses showing same address. However, the address is still the old one, where we lived with his parents. We visit them very often, so we can always pick up mails, which is way more convenient then going through the whole process of changing address at DMV.

Do you guys think we should include the copies of our driver's licenses?

Is there anything else that we should include?

Any reply is appreciated.

Thanks a lot

[sunbaenim 0]

Thanks for the advice! We will include our driver's license.