lizka

If the reason for the RFE is for their own lack of ability to comply with a set timeline, that is pathetic.
With that being said, after an exhaustive search of everything we have, we have compiled an arsenal of documents. Thoughts? Will be sending after we return from Spain (fingers crossed that J can get back in the country with that letter)
Here goes...opinions as always appreciated and welcome:
· Copy IRS Tax Transcript for Year 2013, Married filing jointly
· Copy IRS Tax Transcripts for Year 2012 – Married filing separately based on tax professional advise (J came half way through 2012 and would have been taxed on worldwide income if filing jointly)
· Copy IRS Tax Transcript for Year 2011 for L – Married filing separately – J was in Spain until July 2012.
· Copy of joint Fifth Third Bank statements from October 2012-November 2014 – Originally submitted two months.
· Copy of J’s Citi Bank Account statements opened in August 2014 showing joint address
· Copy of L’s Citi Bank Account statements from August 2014 showing joint address
· Copy of L’s Life Insurance from Minnisota Life with J as the primary beneficiary (100%)
· Copy of L’s Fidelity Retirement Fund with Jose as the primary beneficiary (100%)
· Copy of Aetna Health Insurance ID card with both L and J
· Copy of Aetna account usage with both L and J
· Copy of First American Property & Casualty joint property insurance
· Original joint Washington Gas bill
· Copy of welcome letter to our new apartment
· Copy of lease agreement from our new apartment – because Jose does not have established credit, our joint application would have been denied due to the requirements of the apartment complex. L’s credit was used for the apartment; both L and J are listed on the lease.
· Copies of both of our Master’s Degree Diplomas showing graduation date.
· Copy of joint Costco membership card
· Copies of holiday cards addressed to both L and J
· Copy of Thank You note from a friend’s wedding
· Copy of ProFlowers order from J while studying in Providence to L while studying in Cleveland
· Copy of airfare paid for by J for L to come to Spain for the 2011 Christmas holiday during I-130 application period (other airfare can be found in the photo timeline)
· Copy of airfare for L to come to Spain in the summer of 2012. Purchased before approval of conditional residency. J purchased his return ticket from Spain for the same day as L’s return July 19th upon approval.
· Copy of J’s ticket from Spain to the US, July 19th, 2012 – with certified translation
· Copy of J’s ticket to Cleveland over Thanksgiving 2012 break for both universities with written sentiments in email
· Copy of J’s ticket to Cleveland for Valentine’s Day 2013 with written sentiments in email
· Ticket Stubs to Madrid, Spain for L’s parents, L and J for Christmas 2014. We flew separately due to work schedules and the fact that my father is ill and I wanted to spend some extra time with my family. - forthcoming
· Four (4) original signed and sworn affidavits of support letters
· Cumulative photo and airfare receipt timeline for duration of our marriage. From April 30th, 2011 to December 31st, 2014 holiday celebration with both of our families in Spain.
· Screen caps of Skype conversations
o J&L– maintaining communication during separation
o J&L & J’s family – maintaining communication

What do you think, will this be enough to shut them up?

moving over here i guess...
CASE COMPLETE!!! WOOOHOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO :dance: :dance: :dance: :dance: :dance:

and I quote:
Translation Requirements
All documents not in English, or in the official language of the country in which application for a visa is being made, must be accompanied by certified translations. So if you're in Spain and your birth certificate is in Spanish, no translation needed!!! Confirmed with NVC
just saying exactly what it states on NVC website and what two NVC operators confirmed, I also know from previous applicants that overstuffing the package with unnecessary documents slows down the process...