I-751 RFE
Hi folks,
So, I submitted my I-751 along with what I thought was a decent amount of evidence. I submitted:
They wrote back and basically said they wanted more evidence, specifically of our joint finances. My wife and I (to all intents and purposes) separate bank accounts. Not for any reason other than merging them has just been on our "to-don't" list for a while and has been shunted back in priority (especially at the moment). My name is on my wife's savings account, but I don't use it, and I just keep my own savings in my account(again, just for ease of administration). I asked on reddit and someone said that what I sent wasn't near enough evidence. So, I plan to send back the following:
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Re: I-751 RFE
I personally wouldn't do the copies of the rent checks. All your other stuff sounds good.
It helps to include a smattering of the evidence across all the years since you got married (to show consistency). Rene |
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Copies of the utility bills (gas/electricty) spread over the years married: say 1 every 6 months
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Originally Posted by Noorah101
(Post 12984000)
I personally wouldn't do the copies of the rent checks. All your other stuff sounds good.
It helps to include a smattering of the evidence across all the years since you got married (to show consistency). Rene
Originally Posted by SanDiegogirl
(Post 12984003)
Copies of the utility bills (gas/electricty) spread over the years married: say 1 every 6 months
So, overall - do you think I have enough there? I've been terrified of sending it back in case that RFE was my last chance and I get my green card denied and I'm removable. Do I get more than one shot at this? i.e: will they RFE if they still need more, or will they just deny my application and boot me out? |
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I think the rent checks just shows who pays the rent. The other evidence shows more of your joint life together. I would think it world be enough.
I am not sure if you'd get another RFE or if they'd want an in-person interview. I don't think they would deny you outright without an in-person interview. Rene |
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Originally Posted by Noorah101
(Post 12984019)
I think the rent checks just shows who pays the rent.
Originally Posted by Noorah101
(Post 12984019)
The other evidence shows more of your joint life together. I would think it world be enough.
Originally Posted by Noorah101
(Post 12984019)
I am not sure if you'd get another RFE or if they'd want an in-person interview. I don't think they would deny you outright without an in-person interview.
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Are either if you mentioned on the others employment benefits? For example are you covered under the same health insurance, or do you pay for life insurance through your employer on the other spouse? If so, a print out of this would also be good evidence.
So, overall - do you think I have enough there? I've been terrified of sending it back in case that RFE was my last chance and I get my green card denied and I'm removable. |
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Originally Posted by civilservant
(Post 12984189)
Are either if you mentioned on the others employment benefits? For example are you covered under the same health insurance, or do you pay for life insurance through your employer on the other spouse? If so, a print out of this would also be good evidence.
Originally Posted by civilservant
(Post 12984189)
Even if that were to happen, you have appeal rights that would take years to exhaust.
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Originally Posted by civilservant
(Post 12984189)
Even if that were to happen, you have appeal rights that would take years to exhaust. Also, if DHS does not institute removal proceedings, a denial is without prejudice to filing a new application without the procedural restrictions on motions to reopen or reconsider. |
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I'm just about to send my documentation off - I've been hanging fire for a while to give any additional documentation time to accrue. However, at some point I just have to pull the trigger....and that point is now.
Originally Posted by S Folinsky
(Post 12984313)
To get technical, an I-751 denial cannot be "appealed." That said, it can be renewed before the immigration judge in removal proceedings. And rather than being an "appeal," it is a de novo application (i.e. treated as an entirely new application).
Also, if DHS does not institute removal proceedings, a denial is without prejudice to filing a new application without the procedural restrictions on motions to reopen or reconsider.
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Originally Posted by lenswipe
(Post 12994951)
Does this mean that if my I-751 is denied, that:
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Hi - just scrolling through - what was the update on this?
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Originally Posted by Nicola1234
(Post 13108830)
Hi - just scrolling through - what was the update on this?
So I basically followed the advice of everyone here and buried USCIS on evidence. Specifically a sample of utility bills spanning several years combined with photos of us together. They seemed happy with that |
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Originally Posted by lenswipe
(Post 13108947)
Hi, sorry 2021/2022 kinda got away from me. New house, new baby, new town.
So I basically followed the advice of everyone here and buried USCIS on evidence. Specifically a sample of utility bills spanning several years combined with photos of us together. They seemed happy with that Congratulations!! I’m so happy for you 😊 I was hoping for a good outcome! |
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When i submitted my I-751 we couldn't provide evidence on the housing front - mortgage and associated info is just in my name. All utilities and cars in separate names. Our main evidence was joint bank account with both salaries going into it, tax return, wife on my companies Health Insurance and both of us on the same car insurance. Didn't send in any affidavit's or pictures together. They did ask us at the interview where we had travelled together and my tiny brain went blank :) We have been to so many places together and i travel of business all over so i was struggling to separate them.
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