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beloved_dingo thank you for your suggestions! Do you only have one lease to show since the date of marriage? For instance, we sent our lease from 2019, 2020, and 2021. If this is your first lease, where did you live before? - We had 2 leases since we got married, I sent the last on to the USCIS but it looks like it got lost...but we have both, USCIS should have the first one. Do they show the same address? - Yes, IDs show the same address What do you mean by work insurance? Is this referring to having your spouse as an emergency contact or having your spouse on your work health insurance plan? - Correct, your spouse as an emergency contact Does this show you were both receiving deliveries (both names on different orders)? If so, good. - We orders for our furniture, some home appliances, they're on my name documentation of any joint loans (such as a car loan) We don't have a car (living in a city) car insurance showing both names We don't have a car (living in a city) joint memberships (gym, costco) We don't have it documentation of being an authorized user on spouse's credit card (easy to add if you haven't done this) any utility bills in both names or separate utility bills that go to same address (like if the water bill is in your name but power is in theirs) All the bills besides internet, are included in rent (USCIS can see that on the lease agreement) power of attorney/living will I'll explore that one, thanks! If you have any pets, documentation from vet showing you are both "owners" No pets Lastly, why did you send only 7 months of bank statements? Do you both have a joint checking account? If so, send all bank statements from the date it become a joint account to the present date. If there was a large gap between date of marriage and date of being added to joint account, send a brief letter explaining why. - We have joint statements for almost 4 years, I sent last 7 statements not all of them because that's what the lawyer suggested. Some other ideas: - Holiday cards from friends and family - Letters from IRS that shows our names on the letter Thank you so much for helping me with this!

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I received RFE letter today. I'm hoping you can help me with the list of documents that I should prepare. Here's a list of documents that I'm planning to send: - Lease for the apartment, email from landlords saying we're approved for the apartment - IRS transcripts for year 2019, 2020, 2021 - IDs/driving licenses - My 401k with her as a beneficiary - Work insurance with her name as emergency - Emails from her family (family events) - More photos with family + trips/flights - Amazon deliveries history with our address - Text screenshots Interesting is that the apartment lease was sent to USCIS, but they didn't list it in the mail... Here's part of the letter:

Notifying USCIS when you file for divorce -> GC denial Notifying USCIS when you have final divorce decree -> Issues with N400 It feels like you have to choose your battle...

That makes sense to me. Notifying them when you start the divorce process means 95% denial considering you won't get final papers on time.

So when would you suggest to inform the USCIS that you're in the process of getting divorce? It's tricky because of the divorce backlog, you can simply not get the final divorce papers on time and get denial cause you won't be able to send the final divorce decree within 90 days.

I am in a very similar situation, in a month or few I will get divorced, my i751 is still processing. I talked with lawyer, it seems like if you're getting divorce you have to notify USCIS, in that case you either have to file a new petition with waiver or adjust your current application. I really understand what you're going through... stay strong.

Thanks!

Lawfuly is not showing case numbers so Im just curious where are you getting case numbers from.

Which case tracker app?

Nope, keeping people stressed and not knowing what their future will look like is just bad. Then add all the divorce drama and you'll get the answer. 2-3 years processing time is just cruel.

It literally feels like they stopped working at Vermont office...

Thank you all!

I heard that there are two approaches - one is to switch to waiver, second is to file a new i751. I discussed that with few lawyers and some of them prefer to send new application as these are apparently more successful.

Yes, she's willing to cooperate.

Of course! Forgot to include that.

I have i751 pending (we filed jointly in march 2021), but we're getting divorced in a month. I will have to file new i-751 waiver. Here's a list of documents that i have: - Joint lease + renewals - Letter from a landlord confirming that we lived together - IDs with the same address on it - Joint tax returns - Joint tax return scripts - Joint bank statements - Investment statements with the same address on it - Photos with family and friends, from traveling, and holidays - Affidavits from my spouse, her mother, and few friends - Flight tickets - Holiday Invitations from her family members (emails) As I can still try to get more evidence, is there anything else that I should try to get? Thank you for help in advance!

Amen 🙏

Vermont march fillers, anyone any updates?