when we went we had to take, the tax files, the fact that we own a house together here, pictures from over the years of us, heck I even took the dog vet bills that come addressed to the two of us.
I must admit having to prove your marriage is NOT a sham is harder for those of us that are in ';real'; marriages as we just don't think of how we can prove things when we are living out lives together.
Good luck and take care, when we had our interview they did not even LOOK at what we had as evidence.What documents do IO ask as proof of bona fide marriage during naturalization interview? ?
Bills - utility, credit card - anything with both your names on. Hopefully you are both on the mortgage/deed for any house you own, or are renting somewhere that is it both your names. Tax returns showing you filed jointly on your taxes. Photos of family gatherings, vacations, social events etc. I even took greeting card my spouse and I gave to each other. If you financed a car together, take the paperwork for that. Life insurance policies showing each other as the beneficiary. Marriage certificate, joint checking account statements.... anything you can think of that shows you have co mingled assets... take as much as you can, it is always better to have too much proof than not enough! Good luck
Tax returns, proof of adress, bills in both names at same address, photos, licenses with same address, anythig that proves you have a legitimate marriage, the more the better. Pictures of you two with friends together, joint bank accounts, lease agreements, home ownership papers, deeds, cars together, insurance policies, etc. Picture of home, depositions notarized by family and friends about your marriage.
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