Rfranca267

Hi all, 
Thanks @Peep201 for the question. 
I had a lot of evidence when it came to my marriage so I was anxious but honestly, I felt they would approve it. 
I sent: 
- final decree of divorce including my name being changed to my maiden name ( he was the one that filed) 
- 1 1/2 years worth of joint bank statements 
- statements from joint credit card
- proof of apartment payments made by me
- proof of utility payments made by me
- copies of 2 years of jointly tax returns
- copies of joint medical insurance and dental cards
- proof of joint car insurance
- about 8 page personal letter explaining the relationship and detailing verbal abuse and how it was affecting my children
- 3 years worth of joint pictures and facebook posts ( he was a social medial addict and wanted to prove to his "friends" how we were really a couple) 
- pictures of all the broken things I had at home, (he has angry bouts where he would break things), he broke several plates and glasses, game controlers, 2 coffee tables, computer chair, mirror from the bathroom vanity
 
All this happened after we got married. He was the most perfect guy while we were still dating. After, he became addicted to xbox and pretty much didn't do anything else beside work and play games, all day and all night most days. He became angry because of anything, even small so at that point, so I decided to keep pictures of it and screenshot o f conversations with him calling me names. 
I know this is much more detail than normal but wanted to give a reasoning to sending pictures. 
The only thing I didn't include in the packet, was affidavits from friends or family. I felt as if at the point that I got divorced, things were so bad that everyone including me and especially my children, were just trying to move past it. 
 
I'm guessing that if people have the financial proof that the marriage was bonafied, then officials wouldn't move to disapprove these cases. In my case, the fact that he's a TSA agent, may have worked in my favor after all. 
 
Hope this helps. I'm very happy with the outcome and very relieved it's all over. 
God bless everyone and good luck!
 
Renata
 
 

@dlmbtltk I filed a good faith marriage waiver in November 2016 and I got approved with no interview about 13 months later. The website was updated on the case about 2 weeks after I had the green card delivered in the mail, which was about 3 weeks after the letter came. So just wait for a letter and a card in the mail. Congrats 😊

Hi all, 
Thanks @Peep201 for the question. 
I had a lot of evidence when it came to my marriage so I was anxious but honestly, I felt they would approve it. 
I sent: 
- final decree of divorce including my name being changed to my maiden name ( he was the one that filed) 
- 1 1/2 years worth of joint bank statements 
- statements from joint credit card
- proof of apartment payments made by me
- proof of utility payments made by me
- copies of 2 years of jointly tax returns
- copies of joint medical insurance and dental cards
- proof of joint car insurance
- about 8 page personal letter explaining the relationship and detailing verbal abuse and how it was affecting my children
- 3 years worth of joint pictures and facebook posts ( he was a social medial addict and wanted to prove to his "friends" how we were really a couple) 
- pictures of all the broken things I had at home, (he has angry bouts where he would break things), he broke several plates and glasses, game controlers, 2 coffee tables, computer chair, mirror from the bathroom vanity
 
All this happened after we got married. He was the most perfect guy while we were still dating. After, he became addicted to xbox and pretty much didn't do anything else beside work and play games, all day and all night most days. He became angry because of anything, even small so at that point, so I decided to keep pictures of it and screenshot o f conversations with him calling me names. 
I know this is much more detail than normal but wanted to give a reasoning to sending pictures. 
The only thing I didn't include in the packet, was affidavits from friends or family. I felt as if at the point that I got divorced, things were so bad that everyone including me and especially my children, were just trying to move past it. 
 
I'm guessing that if people have the financial proof that the marriage was bonafied, then officials wouldn't move to disapprove these cases. In my case, the fact that he's a TSA agent, may have worked in my favor after all. 
 
Hope this helps. I'm very happy with the outcome and very relieved it's all over. 
God bless everyone and good luck!
 
Renata