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Husband and I live w/ parents, will this be enough evidence for Form I-745

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Diana B   5

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Hi.

I am preparing and gathering the following evidence for removing conditions on my husband's 2 year green card. He arrived to the US in 2017 and the visa expires in November 2019. I also just want to add that me and my husband live with my parents. They pay the rent and bills. My husband and I both have jobs. My husband only pays for his cellphone bill and pays for groceries. Can my mom and dad write an Affidavit explaining  this part?  I do have copies of the following:


 

 

Our 2018 Joint tax returns

Health Insurance Covering me and my husband on behalf of my work

Joint Account Savings and Checking

My Parent's Affidavits and a few friends

Cellphone Bill 

Driver's licenses showing we live at the same address

A few pictures of us together 

and of course a copy of our marriage certificate

 

 

I just want to know if this will be enough? 

 

Any advice will help. Thank you so much.

 

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Ontarkie   13,902

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~~Move to ROC, from AOS Family - The OP is working on ROC not AOS~~

~~Duplicate thread removed. Please do not start more than one thread.~~

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