I-751 evidence

[Blitz22 0]

Hi everyone, so Im due to send in October my I-751 package and I was wondering if the evidence I have ot gonna be enough and what yall think about it? I really overthink too much and Im just trying to go through the process the best way.

 

So far I have:

Marriage certificate

Last 3 years of leasing apt contract

Last 3 years of renters insurance

Photos together

Affidavits from 2 friends

Joint bank account statements for last 2 years since becoming resident

Tax return with transcript

Car insurance policies for last 2 years

State IDs from both

Utility bills from last 2 years since becoming resident (its alright just to send the 2 years worth of bills after becoming resident or all bills since marriage?) 

 
Thanks for your response :)

[OldUser 6,891]

I think your evidence looks good.

Co-mingled finances and joint leases is exactly what USCIS looks for.

 

I-751 instructions ask for evidence since date of marriage but many sent only evidence since becoming LPR and got approved. 

 

 

[Blitz22 0]

17 minutes ago, OldUser said:

I think your evidence looks good.

Co-mingled finances and joint leases is exactly what USCIS looks for.

 

I-751 instructions ask for evidence since date of marriage but many sent only evidence since becoming LPR and got approved. 

 

 

Yeah I would provide everything since married like important documents but the only thing I was worried its about the utility bills to send just after being a resident because too much paper 

[TBoneTX 45,543]

9 minutes ago, Blitz22 said:

the utility bills to send just after being a resident because too much paper

Send one or two per quarter.

55 minutes ago, Blitz22 said:

I was wondering if the evidence I have ot gonna be enough and what yall think about it

What you have should be good.  If you want more, consider finding a lawyer who can draft wills, medical & financial powers of attorney, and similar estate documents.  These make superlative evidence for ROC, and they're even more crucial to have in "life."

[Blitz22 0]

4 minutes ago, TBoneTX said:

Send one or two per quarter.

What you have should be good.  If you want more, consider finding a lawyer who can draft wills, medical & financial powers of attorney, and similar estate documents.  These make superlative evidence for ROC, and they're even more crucial to have in "life."

For the bills I would send all I got after becoming resident before that I cant get them, and a lawyer dont think gonna be useful since I dont have nothing else besides what I described 

[Joyoussinger 1,425]

It's important to send all pages of each bank statement. We sent one statement for each quarter, with all pages included, and had no problem.

[Blitz22 0]

50 minutes ago, Joyoussinger said:

It's important to send all pages of each bank statement. We sent one statement for each quarter, with all pages included, and had no problem.

I understand, I just cant get older bills I just kept after becoming resident everything else like important documents I kept records since marriage, but 2 years worth of bill should be good right? 

[Joyoussinger 1,425]

18 minutes ago, Blitz22 said:

I understand, I just cant get older bills I just kept after becoming resident everything else like important documents I kept records since marriage, but 2 years worth of bill should be good right? 

I would think so. You have lots of other good evidence. I didn't have older bills, either, because I just didn't think to put my husband's name on them at first. Even then, not every company has a way to do that. I think you're fine.

[Caligirl1 213]

18 hours ago, Blitz22 said:

Hi everyone, so Im due to send in October my I-751 package and I was wondering if the evidence I have ot gonna be enough and what yall think about it? I really overthink too much and Im just trying to go through the process the best way.

 

So far I have:

Marriage certificate

Last 3 years of leasing apt contract

Last 3 years of renters insurance

Photos together

Affidavits from 2 friends

Joint bank account statements for last 2 years since becoming resident

Tax return with transcript

Car insurance policies for last 2 years

State IDs from both

Utility bills from last 2 years since becoming resident (its alright just to send the 2 years worth of bills after becoming resident or all bills since marriage?) 

 
Thanks for your response

I'd send bill from start of marriage, not all but enough to cover the entire time frame. 

[Caligirl1 213]

6 hours ago, Joyoussinger said:

I would think so. You have lots of other good evidence. I didn't have older bills, either, because I just didn't think to put my husband's name on them at first. Even then, not every company has a way to do that. I think you're fine.

Without the actual bills you could just highlight those payments on your bank statements. I did that and it was sufficient because it was a joint acc 

[Blitz22 0]

2 minutes ago, Caligirl1 said:

I'd send bill from start of marriage, not all but enough to cover the entire time frame. 

I would like to do the same but for bills I just kept bills since became resident, important documents yes I have them since marriage 

[Blitz22 0]

1 minute ago, Caligirl1 said:

Without the actual bills you could just highlight those payments on your bank statements. I did that and it was sufficient because it was a joint acc 

The joint bank account was made a little before been approved so It shows bills since a little before becoming resident 

[Rocio0010 5,579]

37 minutes ago, Caligirl1 said:

Without the actual bills you could just highlight those payments on your bank statements. I did that and it was sufficient because it was a joint acc 

It's not advisable to use highlighters, because they scan the documents.

[Caligirl1 213]

18 hours ago, Rocio0010 said:

It's not advisable to use highlighters, because they scan the documents.

 

[Caligirl1 213]

Just now, Caligirl1 said:

 

I had no issues using those.At the interview I was told, they only scan the forms- not the evidence 🤷‍♂️