wasabi

I got that generic RFE letter too and at first was scared by it since most of the items it suggested I had already sent. I ended up sending a few new financial docs, some new pictures, 6 unnotarized affidavits from friends, family, and landlord. I also sent 4 years of travel receipts + a few original items. We successfully got approved. It may be too late to start creating joint accounts and things like that now if you haven't already. The USCIS wants to see a history of commingling not actions taken in response to the RFE.
Good luck.

I got that generic RFE letter too and at first was scared by it since most of the items it suggested I had already sent. I ended up sending a few new financial docs, some new pictures, 6 unnotarized affidavits from friends, family, and landlord. I also sent 4 years of travel receipts + a few original items. We successfully got approved. It may be too late to start creating joint accounts and things like that now if you haven't already. The USCIS wants to see a history of commingling not actions taken in response to the RFE.
Good luck.

This ridiculous process of getting green cards reminds me of The Trial by Kafka. Bureaucracy for Bureaucracy's sake. It is also absurd how people can hop over the border and get free health care and college tuition via the Dream Act but we basically sign out lives away with the Affidavit of Support and can't even get the time of day.

If they say they want evidence then they want evidence. Someone, anyone who can verify your story and that you entered this country with legitimate intentions of marriage is what you need. It sounds like without that you may be facing deportation.