US Immigration from Argentina

Hello,

I was wondering how can I open a joint bank account with my wife. She is US Citizen, I'm not, and we are about to start filing all the forms for AOS, and we noticed that a strong proof of comingling is to have a joint bank account, but I have no SSN and no ITIN. Today we went to BOA and they told us that I should go with my passport, some other kind of ID (credit card, or some of the sort?) and proof of residence (like an utility bill with my name on it). We are currently living together with my wife. The thing is I can't put my name on our power bill (Cobb EMC) because, again, I don't have SSN. Same with the lease, credit cards, you name it, I can't open anything on my name.

Is there any other way to verify my residence?? Or do you guys know any other way to open a joint bank account?

Thank you to yall in advance!

Hello,

I'm from Argentina, and I got married to an US citizen back in my country. We are about to start the application process for my CR-1 Visa, and I have some questions that I hope someone can help me with

We are currently both in the US, living together. I entered with a tourist visa with no intention to immigrate, but we decided to start our lives here. Now the questions:

1- We have a marriage certificate issued in Argentina (of course it is in Spanish)... Would it be better to get married by court here in the US or to translate the marriage certificate to English as proof of marriage? And if the latter, can I myself translate it or have to get a certified translator? I'm both fluent in Spanish and English, so is my wife.

2- Also as proof, we would like to open a joint bank account, but every bank is asking for my SSN or ITIN to let me open the account. Is there any bank that allows to open it with just passport, or any other document, besides SSN or ITIN?

I would really appreciate some insights on these

Thank you!

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