bokim

2 hours ago, Jairozb said:

Contratulations to the recent approvals! We are still gathering a few more things they asked for to send with the RFE, shouls this be good enough?

 

A copy of our state driver license and identity card

 

Copy of our Marriage Certificate

 

A copy of our most recent bank statements documenting our joint savings and checking account.

 

Tax transcripts from the IRS from the last 4 years.

Hi Jairozb,

We were recently approved I-751 ROC and immigrated via K1, so I can provide some insight from my experience.

Copy of both of your state driver licenses and identity card with the same address is good.

We didn't provide a copy of our marriage certificate since we had already provided it with I-485 AOS (adjustment of status) from K1.

I recommend you provide all statements available since adding your spouse to the joint accounts. In any case, it should be more than just a recent statement. It should  show activity such as deposit (such as payroll deposit from work) and transactions from you and your spouse.

An official IRS tax return transcript from the last four years is good, although I think three is sufficient since you probably provided the same transcript when you filed I-485 AOS. The transcript should show filing status: Married Filing Joint, with both of you and your spouse on it.

Good luck.

On 7/24/2019 at 3:43 PM, bokim said:

Our I-751 joint petition was approved today (7/24/2019) from CSC. No RFE or interview. It was approved exactly seven days after biometrics appointment date (7/16/2019). Our case # is WAC182135****

 

Here is a list documents we included from our cover page:

• Copy of permanent resident card of petitioner.
• Copy of our IRS joint tax return transcript for year 2015, 2016 and 2017.
• Copy of our joint checking account statement from March 2017 through May 2018.
• Copy of our driver licenses with same address, our health plan card, our shared checking account debit card.
• Copy of airline tickets we took together to attend a friend’s wedding (actual scan of return plane tickets showing US citizen and petitioner's name).
• Copy of our auto insurance policy listing petitioner as insured driver.
• Copy of our recent joint electricity bill.
• Current benefit statement from US citizen's company listing medical, dental and vision benefit for petitioner.
• Pictures we have taken together with family and friends throughout the years we’ve been married (10 pictures).

We didn't include the 'kitchen sink' and could've provided a lot more documents such as 401k beneficiary, deed, will, etc...--but glad they were accepted and approved our petition. Good luck everyone!

 

Was never able to track case status via the old USCIS case status website (egov.uscis.gov). Received "Validation Error(s)" when searched for WAC********** case number. However, the website was updated with "New Card is Being Produced" only after the petition was approved. The new case status website (my.uscis.gov) still hasn't updated with case approved. Only displaying the following:

 

Fingerprint Review    March 8, 2019
Case Was Received    June 27, 2018

 

Our timeline:

Lifting Conditions Event Date CIS Office : California Service Center Date Filed : 2018-06-18 NOA Date : 2018-06-27 RFE(s) :   Bio. Appt. : 2019-07-16 Interview Date :   Approval / Denial Date : 2019-07-24 Approved : Yes Got I551 Stamp :   Green Card Received :   Comments : Was never able to track case status via the old USCIS case status website (egov.uscis.gov). Received "Validation Error(s)" when searched for WAC********** case number. However, the website was updated with "New Card is Being Produced" only after the petition was approved.

Two days after approval, our cards were mailed.

Your Case Status: Card/ Document Production. 

On July 26, 2019, we mailed your new card for your Form I751, PETITION TO REMOVE CONDITIONS ON RESIDENCE

Our I-751 joint petition was approved today (7/24/2019) from CSC. No RFE or interview. It was approved exactly seven days after biometrics appointment date (7/16/2019). Our case # is WAC182135****

Here is a list documents we included from our cover page:

• Copy of permanent resident card of petitioner.
• Copy of our IRS joint tax return transcript for year 2015, 2016 and 2017.
• Copy of our joint checking account statement from March 2017 through May 2018.
• Copy of our driver licenses with same address, our health plan card, our shared checking account debit card.
• Copy of airline tickets we took together to attend a friend’s wedding (actual scan of return plane tickets showing US citizen and petitioner's name).
• Copy of our auto insurance policy listing petitioner as insured driver.
• Copy of our recent joint electricity bill.
• Current benefit statement from US citizen's company listing medical, dental and vision benefit for petitioner.
• Pictures we have taken together with family and friends throughout the years we’ve been married (10 pictures).

We didn't include the 'kitchen sink' and could've provided a lot more documents such as 401k beneficiary, deed, will, etc...--but glad they were accepted and approved our petition. Good luck everyone!

Was never able to track case status via the old USCIS case status website (egov.uscis.gov). Received "Validation Error(s)" when searched for WAC********** case number. However, the website was updated with "New Card is Being Produced" only after the petition was approved. The new case status website (my.uscis.gov) still hasn't updated with case approved. Only displaying the following:

Our timeline: