Notice of Intent to Deny just received

[TBoneTX 47,827]

1 minute ago, Rasputin said:

that differs from the letter directions itself

When in doubt, read carefully, interpret instructions literally, and respond completely and honestly.  Depending on what else you find, I suggest following the letter instructions, at this point.

[pushbrk 13,762]

6 hours ago, Aquabac said:

That's a nice way of stating it.

 Hope he listens 

 

OP, You need to calm yourself down or you will make things worse.

 

As far as accounts go:

Generally speaking you can not add  your spouse to financial accounts.

They need to close and transfer to a new account

You can add her as a beneficiary. Some institutions require a social security #. Others do not.

You can also check with your credit cards and get her on them as an authorised user.

This is a good idea anyway  because it helps establish her credit history time in the US.

The credit bureaus then consider her having the account as long as you have had it I've been told

 

Something else that might add to the proof  is to  see if your state allows you to add her name to the registration of your automobile.

I would also look into opening a  small Life Insurance policy with her as beneficiary and of course if your job offers that or any other benefits  to get her name on anything you can as a beneficiary.

 

 

The above suggestions are great for an initial submission, but mostly would look contrived, if done at this stage.  Anything created after receiving the NOID, is weak, at best.  Seems there is plenty of non-contrived evidence available that was not submitted initially.