US Immigration from China

Become eligible to submit Form I-751 on October 30.

In the Visa Journey Guide to Removal Conditions, in the list of examples of documents showing a bona fide relationship, there are a number of examples that my wife and I do not have.

My question to the forum is: in this case, should I explain the lack of these examples in the cover letter, or just don t mention them at all, and demonstrate the examples/evidence that we do have?

For example, we DON T have a deed, a lease, a car title, insurance, a 401k, or evidence of children together.

We have reasons for the lack of these, but I m not sure if I should mention them or not. For example, that we live by ourselves in one of my parents' three homes.

We DO have utility bills, credit card bills, credit cards, bank accounts, stock accounts, federal and state tax return transcripts, documentation of vacation, pictures, Christmas cards. I'm hoping that's enough.

My spouse is pregnant with my future child. Should we submit evidence of that?

To whom it may concern,

I apologize in advance if this question has already been asked in this forum. I did check several pages of the forum and did not see my question.

I'm the US Citizen. My wife came from China on a K1 visa in Sep. 2019, then we got married and applied for AOS in Oct. 2019. She had her interview and got her 2-year Green Card in Jan. 2021. Her current Green Card expires in late Jan. 2023, so we're preparing to file her I-751 later this month (Oct. 2022).

When we submitted her AOS application in Oct. 2021, we included all sorts of evidence proving that I made the minimum income required in the Affidavit of Support.

I don't see anything related to proving income this time around with the Form I-751 and Removal of Conditions application.

I just wanted to make sure that I'm correct in my understanding that evidence of income is not required at this step?

(As a side note, I do plan to submit tax transcripts and bank account statements with our Form I-751, but those are for the purpose of showing that we're married, not for the purpose of providing income, right?)

Also, there are a number of documents which we've been required to submit in the past, and it's also my understanding that this time around none of the following are required:

• Birth Certificates (both mine and hers)
• Passport photos (hers)
• Copy of my passport
• Marriage Certificate
• Police Report showing no criminal background
• Evidence of vaccinations

Could someone please confirm that my understanding is also correct on this?

Thanks!

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I am about to submit my I-864. My mother is cosponsoring my wife as we both live in China so my income does not qualify. My question is, can my mother's state ID be use as Proof of Status when I am adding her as a Joint Sponsor on the CEAC website? It isn't given as one of the examples to use.

If not, we can use her passport but she remarried a couple years ago and changed names. Would I need to add her marriage certificate later to proven the reason for a name change?

I appreciate any advice you can.

Thank you

Jared