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I just wanted to put my information for the October filers. I sent my package in on 10/26/2018 to the Lewisville location. They received the package on 10/29/2018. Funny thing is I live in Lewisville about five miles from the location. Wish I could have just hand delivered it and asked them to process it there. 

I have been putting the package together for the ROC, and I kept coming across where people have joint bank accounts from the second they were married. So my spouse and I got married in January and we officially setup the joint bank account in December of 2016. I have statements reflecting that as well. I always thought you had to have a SSN to join a bank account based on the small reading I did so I waited until she got the SSN to sign her up. Also, Discover card refused to add her as an authorized user without a SSN which made me convinced I could not add her. Will this be a problem when submitting the package that it took a few months to get it opened? I have her as beneficiary on my retirement account and we have health insurance together. I did not know if they were too nit-picky on dates with the joint bank account. Thank you for your help.

Hello, I am putting the ROC together, and I had a quick question about supporting documentation. For our bank statements, they are joint and show both my spouse and I name on it. However, I never changed the address for which any mailing regarding those accounts. So any mailing gets sent to my parents address. I do this for security reasons since we live in an apartment complex and the mail gets mixed up here a lot. I was thinking if I simply put an explanation explaining why that it should be okay for the USCIS. What do y'all guys think?

Hey, I tried doing some research on this, but really found no information with regards to this topic. My fiancé, and I will soon be getting around to doing the medical exam of the K-1 process. Here is where my question comes in. A few years ago, she had an accident where she misread the pill bottle and instead of taking one pill, she took two which caused her to get sick and go to the hospital. The doctors put that it was an overdose on her file. Now will the medical examiner see this and automatically deny her? She had a simple accident of misreading. Will they think she dependent upon drugs since she had this one mishap? I am hoping that they let her explain and maybe that will help, but I have no idea.

As long as the funds are good, they won't care one bit about what address is on the check.

Hey, thank you so much, Lainie.

Hey guys,

My name is David, and I am starting this k-1 visa process with my fiancé Liz. I am just starting to tie everything together for this nice package the government will be reading through and my question is with regards to the check I send them. Seeing as I am 25 years old, checks are a waste to me, but seeing as they require them, I will send one. The checks I have are from when I lived at home, and now that I live a couple miles from home, will the processor look at the check and my address and decline it because the addresses don't match, or will he just process the check and not worry about it? I couldn't find any information if they care. If yall have any info, that would be great.

Thanks,