I hope this is enough?

[mnorton5010 1]

Well I came to the US 20 months ago and my ASO is due but I think I did not have enough evidence. I have been thinking a lot. What I have is my daughter birth certificate, bank account together, health insurance, pictures, cell phone bill, for whole one year I did not work so I can only present 2016 tax as we will file together. We are still happily married. I still think this not enough? 

Edited January 4, 2017 by mnorton5010

[Boo&Mica 157]

It depends a lot, the one who take the interview may consider your mentioned proofs more than enough or... he can say that you need more proof to satisfy this ,,requirement''

[Ebunoluwa 6,136]

Look in the ROC guide to see the list of evidence needed for removing of conditions. Of course you will not need that much for AOS

but it is a good list to see what you may have and aren't thinking about. It is also a good guide to start collecting all the mentioned

evidence for ROC where you will be required to show more evidence than what you mentioned.

Joint gym cars

Power of Attorneys

Living wills

Utilties

Boarding passes/pics from joint travel

Credit cars / bank accounts

Bank statements from the inception of marriage

Mortgage / Lease

there is more just check the list.

[glennw84 9]

Don't worry too much about proof. If the marriage is fake they will notice it. The immigration officers should be trained in recognizing real couples from fake ones. The proof you mentioned should be enough.

[Ebunoluwa 6,136]

2 hours ago, glennw84 said:

Don't worry too much about proof. If the marriage is fake they will notice it. The immigration officers should be trained in recognizing real couples from fake ones. The proof you mentioned should be enough.

 

Immigration officers will go by the evidence you show them, they are not mind readers. No neon signs go off when they look at you

as a couple and the training they received is in the evidence you generate to proof you have a co mingled marriage.

[glennw84 9]

24 minutes ago, Ebunoluwa said:

 

Immigration officers will go by the evidence you show them, they are not mind readers. No neon signs go off when they look at you

as a couple and the training they received is in the evidence you generate to proof you have a co mingled marriage.

I'm not talking about mind reading. I'm talking about the fact that they know how a married couple interacts, both verbally and non-verbally, and they know what questions to ask, what signs to look for. They take these interviews dozens of time a week. 

Evidence like pictures, joint account, etc. is important too, but that is something that can easily be fabricated. When a person is lying or holding something behind it is a much bigger factor in getting denied a visa.