Removing conditions when you don't have a house?

[jaske78 1]

Hi,

Shortly after getting married, I suffered a setback, and my job reduced me to part-time. Then my mother, who had been caring for my blind grandmother, became very ill. We moved in there temporarily and began househunting, but now it's very clear: my mother won't recover, and neither will Gran. SoI gave up my apartment (the lease was almost up anyway) we have become caretakers. (Frankly, that was the Better Half's insistence, not my own. I feel really guilty to say that.)

The I-751 asks for proof that we are a couple, that we bought a house or a car, but we didn't, and we cannot afford much with my decreased pay. I am worried that they will not believe us when we come together at the interview and say what we have been up to since getting married. We just don't have a lot of financial documents indicating that we are fused together

Fortunately, we don't have to submit the thing for over a year, so we can still make good decisions, but I don't know what to do. Can you help?

[Leo7777 243]

This was just posted by another member who got the 10 year Green Card.

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Enclosed also please find the following documents to verify the status of our marriage and ongoing relationship:

AFront and Back of Joans 2-Year Green Card

BRevised Condo Title Showing Stephens Marriage to Joan

CCopies of Our Drivers License/Learners Permit (showing same name and address) and American Express and Visa cards (Visa cards with the same number)

DStephens Last Will and Testament with Joan as main heir

EJoans Life Insurance Policy with Stephen as beneficiary

FStephens Life Insurance Policy with Joan as beneficiary

GStephens annuity with Joan as beneficiary

H2013 and 2014 Tax Transcripts showing Joint Married Filing; E-file signature page and copy of 2014 Federal Tax Return check in both names

IJoint bank account statements spanning from September 2013 to present (samplesnot every statement)

JJoint investment statement (Started 2/2015)

KJoint publishing contract with copy of our book cover

LInsurance policy for Joans engagement ring in both our names

MCopies of American Express bills (summary pages with both names)

NCopies of cable bill with chat transcript with company explaining that Joan has been on the account since 2014, but her name appears on the bill only starting in February 2015

OA few copies of the electric bill in both names (only starting in February 2015 for the same reason as the cable account)

P Miscellaneous travel arrangements and /or boarding passes from 2013 to present

QPhotos of us at home on Oahu; traveling to different islands in Hawai;i; and two trips to New York to see mom

[NikLR 13,220]

There is a lot of other evidence you can provide, however an affidavit from your family who you live with would be beneficial. I suggest making sure your addresses are appropriately changed to your current location so you have evidence showing you're living together.

Even MPOA for the both of you from your mother and grandmother if possible would be beneficial.

[Penguin_ie 5,986]

You don't need to own stuff together. What else do you have that proves you are a bonafide couple? Your husband helping to care for your family is a start! Do you have bills in joint names, or at leats both coming to the same address? Joint bank account? Is he listed as your next-of-kin at work?