Who is the Applicant and who is the Beneficiary?

[Amena14 3]

Hello All!  I have searched for 30 minutes now and I just can't seem to find a clear answer.  We received a Request for Evidence for my husband's (the permanent resident) I-75 , Petition of Remove the Conditions of Residence.  This is the second letter, as they stated our first package contained "insufficient evidence."   The first package contained:

 

*Joint Bank Statement

*Joint Property Tax Bill

*Joint Federal Income Tax Return

*Joint Lease

*Photographs

 

At this point, I am running out of things to send to them.  As requested, I'll send copies of both our driver's licenses, a credit card statement, and Third Party Affidavit's.  These are the only other things they have listed that I am in possession of.   I established our residence before he arrived in the U.S., so the utility bills are all in my name.

 

I downloaded the letter template for the Third Party Affidavit and I just need to know....which one of us is the APPLICANT and which is the BENEFICIARY?  

 

Also, if you have any recommendations of anything else I can send to them, it would be most appreciated.  

 

Thank you!!!!  

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

They have specifically asked forThird Party Affidavit's.

[Hypnos 6,576]

For a jointly filed I-751, you are both the applicants but your husband is the beneficiary. 

[Lucky2Lucky 2,526]

Do you have any trips together where you can show your passport stamps/hotel reservations/airline tickets etc? Also are you on the same health insurance? Submit proof of that. Life insurance policies? 

[EM_Vandaveer 2,369]

Also don't just send ONE credit card or bank statement. At minimum one per quarter since marriage date (example: January, April, July, October for every year). Or even every single one since you got married.

Edited February 8, 2019 by EM_Vandaveer

[Khallaf 647]

44 minutes ago, Amena14 said:

At this point, I am running out of things to send to them.  As requested, I'll send copies of both our driver's licenses, a credit card statement, and Third Party Affidavit's.  These are the only other things they have listed that I am in possession of.   I established our residence before he arrived in the U.S., so the utility bills are all in my name.

 

you can still get him added to the utility and then ask the company to email or fax you confirmation with his name on it.

 

I did that for my husbands CR1

[Stevephoto 224]

On 2/8/2019 at 8:09 AM, EM_Vandaveer said:

Also don't just send ONE credit card or bank statement. At minimum one per quarter since marriage date (example: January, April, July, October for every year). Or even every single one since you got married.

^^THIS!!!^^^ How about 401K or other job based retirement accounts? Life insurance or health insurance policies? You could also quickly and easily set up a will and/or medical power of attorney. As TBoneX always says, these are great for ROC, but better for real life! Good luck.

[Amena14 3]

I want thank everyone for their advice and suggestions!!  It took some time, but I ended up sending a very large package.  One ream of paper and two ink cartridges later, this is what I sent:

1) Two life insurance forms showing he is my beneficiary
2) Four years of tax returns, IRS transcripts and W-2’s to prove we file together
3) An automobile contract, auto insurance policies, two utility bills and 39 months of credit card statements proving we share expenses
4) 39 copies of monthly bank statements showing we combine our income. 
5) Two complete lease agreements showing we share property
6) Three third party affidavits from friends and co-workers stating they know us, know we live together and know we are in a legitimate marriage 
7) Photos of us together on vacations and with family after our wedding
😎Copies of both our drivers licenses, health and dental insurance cards, and a veterinarian statement proving we share a DOG!

I guess it worked because according to "Case Status Online" they ordered his new card on April 9th.     

You all rock! Thank you again!