Evidence of relationship in lifting conditions of 2-yr green card

[Ian10 1]

This is what we have:

- Copy of car title showing joint ownership

- Copy of auto insurance

- Copy of 2015 and 2014 joint tax return

- Bank statement showing joint account ownership

- Copy of birth certificate of our son

- Pictures of us together with our son and other friends and relatives for the past 2 years

- Copy of my wife's military dependent ID card

- Copy of my military dependency application/Emergency contact information

Is this going to be enough or we are going to need more? Thanks for responding

[Starkilla09 366]

what about joint insurance ( health, car, life), utility bills (electricity, cable, Internet, water, sewage, garbage), also consider adding wills, medical power of attorney. These are also additional financials that can strengthen your application package.

[Ian10 1]

what about joint insurance ( health, car, life), utility bills (electricity, cable, Internet, water, sewage, garbage), also consider adding wills, medical power of attorney. These are also additional financials that can strengthen your application package.

her military dependent ID card and military dependency application/emergency contact info covers all that

[Starkilla09 366]

her military dependent ID card and military dependency application/emergency contact info covers all that

Then you have a pretty solid package then. USCIS places a lot of emphasis when adjudicating on joint financial liabilities which you seem to cover a lot of. You should be good.

[Sukie 1,464]

This is what we have:

- Copy of car title showing joint ownership

- Copy of auto insurance

- Copy of 2015 and 2014 joint tax return

- Bank statement showing joint account ownership

- Copy of birth certificate of our son

- Pictures of us together with our son and other friends and relatives for the past 2 years

- Copy of my wife's military dependent ID card

- Copy of my military dependency application/Emergency contact information

Is this going to be enough or we are going to need more? Thanks for responding

Not sure if it is just a typo - but you need bank STATEMENTS from the time you married. Otherwise, your list looks good!

Sukie in NY

[notusinganymore 31]

I think that's already good.

[bkghosh 121]

This is what we have:

- Copy of car title showing joint ownership

- Copy of auto insurance

- Copy of 2015 and 2014 joint tax return

- Bank statement showing joint account ownership

- Copy of birth certificate of our son

- Pictures of us together with our son and other friends and relatives for the past 2 years

- Copy of my wife's military dependent ID card

- Copy of my military dependency application/Emergency contact information

Is this going to be enough or we are going to need more? Thanks for responding

Do you have anything (Life Insurance, 401K etc.) that shows the spouse as beneficiary? Also, Tax Transcripts that you can get from IRS for free are better to submit than the actual return. Do you have any Advanced Health Care Directive, Wills etc.? Affidavits from people who know both of you (friends, coworkers, family) are good, too.

Edited May 19, 2016 by bkghosh

[rjm_cmyk 75]

Second vote for tax transcripts rather than returns as the latter don't provide proof you actually filed and got processed - just completed the return. Ours took about 7-10 days to get. You can order them online.

[akihon 129]

Remember, this evidence needs to prove the past two years of your marriage. This means you need bank statementS, insurance policieS etc. dating back the past two years. More than just one slip, basically. Auto insurance is every six months, for example, so you should have 4 verifications of insurance.

I had to contact an insurance agent to be able to access the two years of auto insurance declarations, my old apartment complex leasing office to get copies of the old leases etc.