ROC - Evidence Help

[Emmaj 0]

Hi everyone!

 

It's about time for me to file my I-751, and I've been looking over my list of evidence. My husband bought our house prior to our marriage and my moving to the US and as such, I don't believe I'm able to be put on the mortgage. We live together and I am on the bills, we have a joint bank account, file our taxes jointly but have no leases, mortgage or cars that have both our names on them, as he had all of this before I moved. I am covered by his insurance, and I am also insured to drive the car. What should I do? What kind of evidence should I submit?

 

 

Thank you!

[Georgia16 2,858]

Bill's with both names on it

DL from both of you with both names on it

Insurance there show both on you on it. Medical, car and what ever

Joint bank account statements 

Joint credit cards

Tax returns filed as married

Wills if you have that

Medical power thing can't remember the name

Life insurance showing each other as beneficiary

 

I mean pretty much everything of this kind that shows both og your names 

Edited March 24, 2017 by Georgia16

[Russ&Caro 1,549]

You won't be on the home mortgage but he can list you as co-owner on the house deed. Have him contact his real estate agent and he/she can walk you through how to do this. In New Mexico it cost around a $20 filing fee with the county and it only took 2 or 3 weeks to effect.

[Russ&Caro 1,549]

Other evidence that my wife and I were surprised to find that are legitimate were:

 

1. A wedding invitation with both of our names.

2. Pet immunization records from our vet, with both of our names.

 

Basically, almost anything with both of your names and a date is decent evidence. If you use online travel sites to reserve a hotel room, then they might have a receipt with both of your names.

[Ketsuban 1,034]

1 hour ago, Russ&Caro said:

You won't be on the home mortgage but he can list you as co-owner on the house deed. Have him contact his real estate agent and he/she can walk you through how to do this. In New Mexico it cost around a $20 filing fee with the county and it only took 2 or 3 weeks to effect.

He'd need to check if his mortgage company would allow that first.

[bolin786 21]

Agree with Russ&carro.  I did this quick deed I think it is called.  I did it without any lawyer.

[Russ&Caro 1,549]

That's it! It's called a quick deed.

[bolin786 21]

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