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    I-751 October 2012 filers

    in Removing Conditions on Residency General Discussion

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    if I were in your situation, I would probably include a copy of the lease along with a short letter from the landlord explaining that they know that you live together and have done so since XX/XX/20XX date.

    :thumbs: Excellent idea, Leenie! Thanks again!

    I called our landlord and he said he can "add me to the lease". My husband said to wait (due to our other strong evidence) and see whether USCIS will RFE-ed us. :unsure:

    Heading to the post office this morning to send our application up to Vermont. We had issues with the K1 visa application being misplaced by staff in the past, which caused a delay, so this one better go through without a hitch! :angry:

    Yes, I recall your visa journey. You had a lot of complications the first time around. Best wishes!

    I-751 October 2012 filers

    in Removing Conditions on Residency General Discussion

    Posted · Edited by A + M

    One thing that sticks out to me is that you seem to be lacking evidence of the fact that you live together, besides the IDs/DLs. Do you have rental or mortgage documents you can send as well? I think adding that, if available, would make your evidence very strong. If you live with parents, you could ask them to draw up and sign a letter attesting to the situation.

    P.s. We have a few envelopes, letters, postcards addressed to us both. I'm assuming those aren't enough?!

    I-751 October 2012 filers

    in Removing Conditions on Residency General Discussion

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    One thing that sticks out to me is that you seem to be lacking evidence of the fact that you live together, besides the IDs/DLs. Do you have rental or mortgage documents you can send as well? I think adding that, if available, would make your evidence very strong. If you live with parents, you could ask them to draw up and sign a letter attesting to the situation.

    Hi Leenie! Thank you very much for your advice!

    Me and my husband live alone and rent. All apartment-related documentation is in my husband's name.

    What should we do at this point? Any ideas?

    I-751 October 2012 filers

    in Removing Conditions on Residency General Discussion

    Posted · Edited by A + M

    We're planning on sending in the following:

    - cover letter

    - I-751 form

    - copy of the GC

    - copies of ID and DL showing our shared address

    - copies of health insurance & dental cards showing same account number

    - copies of car, health, life insurance showing both our names on the policy/the other spouse listed as the beneficiary

    - bank account copies/statements showing both our names

    - copies of joint tax returns

    - vacation documentation

    - family pictures

    - and of course the $590 check/money order :blink:

    Are we good to go?

    I-751 October 2012 filers

    in Removing Conditions on Residency General Discussion

    Posted · Edited by A + M

    Right now, what has me thinking is whether I should do it through the lawyers I have always used or just try to file myself.

    I don't think you need a lawyer, do it yourself, it's fairly easy.

    Check out the USCIS website, read the VJ guide, make a checklist and gather the paperwork, evidence you need.

    We filed for K1 & AOS ourselves and didn't encounter any complications along the way.

    Good luck!

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