Vishnya

Am I the first one here?? oh, well I sent my docs today 12/02/2015 my gc dated 10/19/2010. Good luck. My bf just past his Oath, It took him 4 month and 1 day since we sent his docs.

))) no worries))) you can ask me any question

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U had your Green Card for three years and did not know u r eligible to work?? wow??? You just have to go to SS office and show them your GC, or better move from Idaho to the normal world))))

If you're applying for citizenship based on 5 year residency, I don't think they will concentrate much on your marriage. since you already divorced I think you need to submit this information. I think it would be a bigger deal if you were applying on 3 year rule (married to US citizen who brought you over the US), but you're not. So you should be fine.

"I still don't know how respond to previous commentator"
This massage for Caly and others
Cover letter:
August 15,2013
USCIS California Service Center
P.O Box 10751 Laguna Niguel, CA 92607-1075
Dear Sir/ Madam,
Enclosed please find a JOINT Form I-751, Petition to remove Conditions of Residence status for my wife -_____NAME___. Please also find money orders for $590.00, the fee for this form. We request that this petition be accepted for removal of conditions on the residence of my wife ____NAME.
Enclosed also please find the following documents to verify the status of our marriage and ongoing relationship:
1. Application Fee $505.00 & Biometrics Fee $85.00 Total of $590.00
2. Joint Application Form I-751
3. Copy of USCIS Form 1-551
4. Copy of Joint Income Tax Return Form 1040.
Tax return Transcript, Account Transcript for the year 20__ and 20__ (This documents you can ger from IRS)
5. Copy of Joint application for_____ (anything you applied for) we applied for tax return as a check on our address
6. Joint Car Insurance Policy for____car type and year
7. Copy of Motor Vehicle Contract and Security Agreement for____another car
Registration card for_____another car
8. Copy of Joint Application for County Medical Services____ I went to planned parenthood and noticed my hubby as emergency contact
9. Sublease letter (his mom wrote let that we leaved in her house since we have got married and 3 of us signed it)
Other relevant documents:
Joint membership:
24Hours Fitness
Costco wholesale
Copies of my wife recently Pay Stub, Drivers license, Medical Bills received on our address.
Few photos
Send as many documents as you have from both side even if they have only your or his name but showing receiving address is YOUR address. All bills that your husband had on his name for 2 years on your address
Copies of documents submitted are exact copies of unaltered documents and we agree to submit original documents to an Immigration or Consular officer at a late date,if required. If any additional informationis required please let us know and we will comply
Husband Name: Signature _____________________ Date: ________
Wife Name: Signature ______________________Date:_________
ADDRESS:
CONTACT NUMBER:
we did not explain lack of bills or bank accounts!!

Okay, I highly doubt it will be enough. The baby is proof your wife had sex, the birth cert proves you claim it as your own, it doesn't prove it's yours (and i'm not being offensive when I say this, just telling you how it is). It's a positive factor but not enough. People have children all the time with no commitment so it doesn't prove commitment. You will also need evidence of co-mingling. I suggest you start preparing for your RFE if the birth cert is all you sent. Tax transcripts, bank statements, joint bills, copies of your licenses/ID showing joint address etc.
Otherwise you're right, the cover letter I wrote was simply a contents list as a checklist for myself more than anything. I'm sure it got tossed out. I included superfluous information maybe, who knows really but I was approved without RFE or interview in a reasonable timeframe for the period I filed so it worked for me!
Best of luck for the process.

I understand what you're saying about being easy to fake, but there's certainly ways to avoid that. I sent in a half dozen pictures but they were all taken in different, recognizable places: the Little League World Series, the Grand Canyon, New Orleans, her hometown in Taiwan. It would be a pretty elaborate and costly hoax that involved flying to so many places just to take a picture for a fake marriage.

Honey, throw them the KITCHEN SINK from K-1 to ROC. As much of it as you can. Let them sort it out, haha.
My husband and I got dinged for the same thing. Smooth sailing right up to ROC, then just when everyone else in our group was getting their approved letters in January, we went to the post and saw a blue paper in our USCIS envelope. I nearly died.
So, we collected every bill, bank statement, doctor's appointment, trip itinerary (tickets, etc.), car insurance statement and receipts from joint purchases that we could find, got our landlord to write a letter and sign it with his phone number and business card (which we attached to a copy of the same lease we'd already sent), printed out my husband's Facebook page with a post pleading to all our friends and family in the US and England to leave testimonial comments (we got dozens of replies), went to Walgreens and reprinted our photo collages from our K-1, AOS and ROC filings, and sent in the whole lot. I got my employer to draft a letter naming my husband as my beneficiary on benefits and life insurance. John also made a DVD with links to all of our YouTube videos (we do a video blog together) from all the years we've been together.
While you may not have the same things, you just might have enough stuff saved up to help you out. Go through it, pull out anything that you think will help your case, and stuff it into an envelope, girl. Then, write the most heartfelt cover letter you ever wrote in your entire life. I practically begged USCIS to come to our home, call our employers, our doctor, our landlord. LOL. It worked. We got our approval last week. Miraculously, we did all of this without a joint bank account or joint tax transcripts.
Be strong. You will get through this, I swear! x