I don't know how much that can help. If you get called for an interview, then you can show the documents related to the purchase and it may show that OK these guys are serious about living with each other and are making long term decisions(would show more of this if both your names were on it) but if you don't get called for an interview I don't know if USCIS will look at your current financials and obviously even if you have paperwork proving the purchase you won't be able to send it in now because your case is already filed. It would have mattered even more if you had owned it before you filed and had paid some taxes on it. It would, however, definitely add something to your citizenship case whenever you are planning to file that. Secondly, since it’s such an important decision, I don’t know if you want to show them that it has only your name on it. That may raise the question as to: “Why is he only putting his name on it?” It’s again, another way to look at things. If it had only her name on it I am sure USCIS would say oh he really loves her he is buying her an apartment/house but having your name on might make it look bad than good. All in all, I think it can’t really hurt with a possibility of helping you out in the future.
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roberto gasta
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once again you are absolutely vega,
if they see only my name it may raise questions, why her name is
not listed in the ownership,,,,,,,,,
this all worry-thing is quite ridicolous, missing nice oportunities
because of these folks are behind schedule.
by the way, i read that for the 751 if they want to call you for an
interview they have the mandatory rule to do it within 30 days from
the date of your filing due to lack of submitted documents; after 6 month that you file for the 751
i think is quite improbable they will call for an interview
am i right??
if they see only my name it may raise questions, why her name is
not listed in the ownership,,,,,,,,,
this all worry-thing is quite ridicolous, missing nice oportunities
because of these folks are behind schedule.
by the way, i read that for the 751 if they want to call you for an
interview they have the mandatory rule to do it within 30 days from
the date of your filing due to lack of submitted documents; after 6 month that you file for the 751
i think is quite improbable they will call for an interview
am i right??
I don't know how much that can help. If you get called for an interview, then you can show the documents related to the purchase and it may show that OK these guys are serious about living with each other and are making long term decisions(would show more of this if both your names were on it) but if you don't get called for an interview I don't know if USCIS will look at your current financials and obviously even if you have paperwork proving the purchase you won't be able to send it in now because your case is already filed. It would have mattered even more if you had owned it before you filed and had paid some taxes on it. It would, however, definitely add something to your citizenship case whenever you are planning to file that. Secondly, since it’s such an important decision, I don’t know if you want to show them that it has only your name on it. That may raise the question as to: “Why is he only putting his name on it?” It’s again, another way to look at things. If it had only her name on it I am sure USCIS would say oh he really loves her he is buying her an apartment/house but having your name on might make it look bad than good. All in all, I think it can’t really hurt with a possibility of helping you out in the future.
I think that every spouse is free to buy property at their solely name for many reasons. Sometimes one ear more money than the other, or the other's credit is already compromise and you don't want to keep putting more burden in the other one.
It's normal that a couple could have one bill in one's name and other's in the other name and some in both and property in the same way. I don't think that buying a property solely at your name will raise any eyebrows. I mean...when you go to buy clothes do you ask your spouse which clothes you going to buy everytime? I know is not the same case, but just the basics. Let's say you want to buy a car and your spouse does not like it but you have the money for it and you bought it...why your spouse will be in the car loan? it's normal transactions.
USCIS will see your package as it was sent...if they consider that they need more information, then they will ask for it...if not they will approved or send for an interview (which is random). They won't know better if you are going or want to buy a property. Try to make decisions in your life for your own common sense. If you going to finance the property, you can put in the loan that your spouse can get access to it with the financial institution that you going to get the property with. And you can make a copy of that letter...in the case you will ask for more info.
It's normal that a couple could have one bill in one's name and other's in the other name and some in both and property in the same way. I don't think that buying a property solely at your name will raise any eyebrows. I mean...when you go to buy clothes do you ask your spouse which clothes you going to buy everytime? I know is not the same case, but just the basics. Let's say you want to buy a car and your spouse does not like it but you have the money for it and you bought it...why your spouse will be in the car loan? it's normal transactions.
USCIS will see your package as it was sent...if they consider that they need more information, then they will ask for it...if not they will approved or send for an interview (which is random). They won't know better if you are going or want to buy a property. Try to make decisions in your life for your own common sense. If you going to finance the property, you can put in the loan that your spouse can get access to it with the financial institution that you going to get the property with. And you can make a copy of that letter...in the case you will ask for more info.