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i know no one is immigration attorney here but i do have  questions and concerns i mean they are trying to change immigration laws here in united states and trying to make them strict so less number of people apply and or get green card it makes me worried as i am approaching my deadline to apply for my ROC so question is that i am living with my in laws we dont have car,house,separate medical insurance but have joint bank accounts,joint tax filings would it be enough to get ROC application approved?i mean now even we would not get RFE instead our petitions get denied that is pretty scary and you can become out of status.any tips to gather more evidence i have just 3 weeks remaining for my windows to apply for ROC would get opened finally

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They have been trying ti change laws as long as I can remember, nothing has happened, nothing seems likely to happen in the foreseeable future.

 

RoC depends on the totality of your case, certainly not enough information to sensibly comment one way or another.

“If you know the enemy and know yourself, you need not fear the result of a hundred battles. If you know yourself but not the enemy, for every victory gained you will also suffer a defeat. If you know neither the enemy nor yourself, you will succumb in every battle.”

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1 hour ago, mrcp2017 said:

i know no one is immigration attorney here but i do have  questions and concerns i mean they are trying to change immigration laws here in united states and trying to make them strict so less number of people apply and or get green card it makes me worried as i am approaching my deadline to apply for my ROC so question is that i am living with my in laws we dont have car,house,separate medical insurance but have joint bank accounts,joint tax filings would it be enough to get ROC application approved?i mean now even we would not get RFE instead our petitions get denied that is pretty scary and you can become out of status.any tips to gather more evidence i have just 3 weeks remaining for my windows to apply for ROC would get opened finally

If you are living with your in-laws, as I was at ROC, ask them to write a letter stating that you live with them.  I did that, and listed it as an item on my cover letter. I also seent anything that showed us both at the same address, drivers licenses as an example.

I can explain it to you. But I can't understand it for you.

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51 minutes ago, mrcp2017 said:

thanks can you please let me know sample/template of such letter please?

I don't know if there is a sample or template,  have a search for that in the search box on the upper right. What we did was the inlaws wrote a letter that stated that we lived with them, when we arrived and that we were still there. They wrote that they expected us to remain with them for the foreseeable future. 

It does not need to be notarized.

The letter should be a letter from both of them explaining the living arrangements, how long it's been, what things you pay for, if anything, etc. Signed and dated by both of them with mailing/ phone/contact information.

I can explain it to you. But I can't understand it for you.

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Check out the pinned threads on the ROC message boards. They have the information you should be submitting  for evidence. No one can tell you if you will get approved but you should submit more than the bank account statements and tax filings though. 

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2 hours ago, Calicolom said:

Just get a lease agreement, notarized.

Why on Earth? And why notarized? It's perfectly enough to get a (non-notarized) affidavit from the in-laws stating that they live with them since X date. Having it notarized does NOT make it sound more genuine. The notary isn't saying the statement in the document is true only that the person signing it proved their identity. Why manufacture a lease for the sole purpose of ROC if they don't have one?

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7 hours ago, mrcp2017 said:

thanks can you please let me know sample/template of such letter please?

no such thing. Just have them state their name, date & place of birth & present address and the fact that you & your spouse have been living with them since X date. Date & sign. Done.

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You can prove this in other ways. Show matching driver's licenses or IDs or bills that come to the house with both of your names going to the same address. I am sure that would hold more weight than a letter written by parents, since anyone can write that by themselves. 

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44 minutes ago, Sarah&Facundo said:

You can prove this in other ways. Show matching driver's licenses or IDs or bills that come to the house with both of your names going to the same address. I am sure that would hold more weight than a letter written by parents, since anyone can write that by themselves. 

Yes send those things and anything else that shows you both at the same address. However, letter from both inlaws explaining the living arrangements, how long it's been, what things you pay for, if anything, etc, clears up why there is no lease or rental agreement in cases where there is none. As it is signed and dated by both of them with mailing/ phone/contact information, they can be called to confirm. 

I can explain it to you. But I can't understand it for you.

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