Adding Additional Evidence

[shayden10 78]

I'd like some opinions friends!

 

I set my Application to Remove Conditions at the beginning of July and received my I-797 dated July 5th, for those who have not yet seen one, it says "if you have not already done so, provide supporting documents to assist USCIS in processing your petition and to establish eligibility to remove the conditional basis of your permanent residence. Please include a copy of this receipt notice with any supporting documents you submit" which tells me I am still able to submit evidence that I think will assist in building my case of eligibility.

 

My husband and I sent a good amount of evidence and I feel confident in everything I sent however, we have never had any kind of benefits or insurance since I moved here and he just started a job that has benefits including medical, dental, vision, life, AD&D, disability, 403B, and FSA accounts which he enrolled both of us in so all of the benefits list me as his spouse who is either active on the policy or the beneficiary and my job just started offering a 401K which I enrolled in and he is the beneficiary, all of the benefits become effective August 1st...

 

My K1 and Adjustment of Status were very easy, I didn't have any RFEs or issues and I didn't get selected for an AOS interview. I don't feel that my application will be denied without this information or that I will receive an RFE because I did submit a good amount of strong evidence however, I was wondering if you guys think it would be beneficial for me to send it anyway (especially because my petition is freshly filed within a month) or if I should just take it to the interview if I get selected for one?

 

Thanks in advance for any friendly advice

 

Sydney

Edited July 19, 2019 by shayden10

[milimelo 4,498]

Hold all of that in case you get rfe or get called to an interview. Or, for naturalization    

[Georgia16 2,858]

2 minutes ago, milimelo said:

Hold all of that in case you get rfe or get called to an interview. Or, for naturalization    

Agree with this no reason to mail it in. Save it! 

[dilip 187]

Agree, based on your post, you submitted enough evidence of finance co-mingling.  Just relax and wait. 

[shayden10 78]

4 minutes ago, milimelo said:

Hold all of that in case you get rfe or get called to an interview. Or, for naturalization    

 

2 minutes ago, Georgia16 said:

Agree with this no reason to mail it in. Save it! 

 

25 minutes ago, dilip said:

Agree, based on your post, you submitted enough evidence of finance co-mingling.  Just relax and wait. 

Thank you for the opinions! I was really on the fence but was leaning toward holding onto it just in case, you've definitely helped settle my nerves