Credit card authorized user

[User007 93]

I am trying somehow to provide us evidence that my husband has added me as an authorized user to his credit cards. I have proof of Chase and two more credit and debit accounts but unfortunately I cant prove/get confirmation from first premier bank and credit one bank. I called to see if they can give me a confirmation letter or something but they cant prove me with anything. The credit card numbers are different and only my husband's name shows up on the statements and only! What should I do.

 

Also, should I provide Wage and Income Transcripts with the tax return transcripts ?? 

[millefleur 5,047]

You can just show the actual card itself, scan his and scan yours and block out the numbers. I left the expiry date visible so they could see that it was the same card/account.

[User007 93]

12 minutes ago, millefleur said:

You can just show the actual card itself, scan his and scan yours and block out the numbers. I left the expiry date visible so they could see that it was the same card/account.

but the numbers are different. Only our last name is the same on the cards

[kpeck 22]

12 minutes ago, Mrs_Lyds said:

but the numbers are different. Only our last name is the same on the cards

Are you able to have them give you a transaction history (vs. a statement) that shows which charges were made with which card? I would think they could provide that at least...? Or if not, you can still scan the cards that show your names (and black out the numbers, as millefleur said, and just include an explanation. 

 

And if not, don't freak out! If you have the joint Chase bank accounts and other credit cards, that should be more than enough. Not everyone has multiple credit cards, etc., so you should be good!

Edited June 20, 2017 by kpeck

[User007 93]

4 minutes ago, kpeck said:

Are you able to have them give you a transaction history (vs. a statement) that shows which charges were made with which card? I would think they could provide that at least...? Or if not, you can still scan the cards that show your names (and black out the numbers, as millefleur said, and just include an explanation. 

 

And if not, don't freak out! If you have the joint Chase bank accounts and other credit cards, that should be more than enough. Not everyone has multiple credit cards, etc., so you should be good!

They have terrible customer service at first premier, they are not able to give me anything.. but at least. Same for credit one. But I have joint debit/credit at Chase and a federal credit union, banana republic, capital one, Citi furniture that we bought our furniture and also we have the bjs card membership card lol

[millefleur 5,047]

21 minutes ago, Mrs_Lyds said:

but the numbers are different. Only our last name is the same on the cards

The numbers were different on ours and they still accepted it as evidence.

 

By the way, is this for Removal of Conditions or something else?

Edited June 20, 2017 by millefleur

[kpeck 22]

3 minutes ago, Mrs_Lyds said:

They have terrible customer service at first premier, they are not able to give me anything.. but at least. Same for credit one. But I have joint debit/credit at Chase and a federal credit union, banana republic, capital one, Citi furniture that we bought our furniture and also we have the bjs card membership card lol

Haha yes, you have way more than enough - don't worry! If you want to still include them, just include an explanation just in case. You'll be fine! 

[User007 93]

10 minutes ago, kpeck said:

Haha yes, you have way more than enough - don't worry! If you want to still include them, just include an explanation just in case. You'll be fine! 

One more question. Is it ok if I just print the transcripts from the IRS sit instead of have them mail them to me?

[User007 93]

33 minutes ago, CookieCat said:

Yes, you can print from their website but some VJers reported that it didn't work for them. To answer your first post, you submit tax return transcripts. If there is a year you amended your taxes, also include tax account transcripts.

😕 I was printing them from turbo tax but my friend who is doing the same process now told me I need to print them from the IRS, I guess it will be safer to ask them to mail it to me but it will take days, I wanted to send my paperwork tomorrow 

[kpeck 22]

17 hours ago, Mrs_Lyds said:

😕 I was printing them from turbo tax but my friend who is doing the same process now told me I need to print them from the IRS, I guess it will be safer to ask them to mail it to me but it will take days, I wanted to send my paperwork tomorrow 

Better to wait and get the official tax transcripts from the IRS - that's what they are looking for now/requesting. 

[User007 93]

9 minutes ago, kpeck said:

Better to wait and get the official tax transcripts from the IRS - that's what they are looking for now/requesting. 

I just print them from the IRS site. Same thing

[geowrian 22,337]

I printed mine and many others have fine. Supporting evidence doesn't need to be original documents. The only time I've heard of a CO give some hassle with the printed version is at certain high fraud embassies (i.e. Ghana).

[User007 93]

Just now, geowrian said:

I printed mine and many others have fine. Supporting evidence doesn't need to be original documents. The only time I've heard of a CO give some hassle with the printed version is at certain high fraud embassies (i.e. Ghana).

How big was ur package , because I see some people have a huuuuuuuuge package... and I'm so stressed out right now.. 🤦‍♀️

[geowrian 22,337]

6 minutes ago, Mrs_Lyds said:

How big was ur package , because I see some people have a huuuuuuuuge package... and I'm so stressed out right now.. 🤦‍♀️

Whoops, you're at ROC. My mistake. Time to get a cup of coffee...

 

I've never seen an issue at ROC with printed transcripts (or really any process with USCIS). I haven't gone through ROC myself yet, though. But focus on good quality evidences, not necessarily how many documents are provided. If the marriage is real, then you'll be fine.

[User007 93]

35 minutes ago, geowrian said:

Whoops, you're at ROC. My mistake. Time to get a cup of coffee...

 

I've never seen an issue at ROC with printed transcripts (or really any process with USCIS). I haven't gone through ROC myself yet, though. But focus on good quality evidences, not necessarily how many documents are provided. If the marriage is real, then you'll be fine.

I did all the k1 paperwork by myself and I found it easy ... roc is driving me crazy.. so much paperwork.. 🤦‍♀️ I haven't stop print stuff since yesterday ...