I am a conditional green card holder and i have to apply for my removal in november.

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   Karin Wolman

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   Answered August 23, 2012 12:36. On the Internet, no one can tell you accurately what is or is not enough, because this requires a thorough discussion of your circumstances and a review of the documents you do have. Meet with a qualified immigration attorney in person, discuss your relationship and immigration history and any documents that may be available, and make sure you are well-prepared and represented by counsel at your interview.

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   Ksenia Maiorova

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   Answered August 23, 2012 10:49. You should provide all the evidence you have
   and explain why certain items of evidence are not available. Consider submitting a letter from your mom in lieu of a lease/mortgage. It is impossible for anyone on this forum to tell you if what you have is "enough" because every case is different and Immigration Officers have significant discretionary powers to request additional evidence. If you are concerned that you have little evidence to support your application, it is extremely important to retain an experienced immigration attorney.

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   Demian Serianni

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   Answered August 23, 2012 10:55. Hire an immigration lawyer to review your case and evidence. There are some other types of evidence you may be able to provide, and a competent immigration lawyer will be able to provide you with some great suggestions. In addition, you need an immigration lawyer to help prepare you for the second marriage interview at a minimum, and preferably to attend with you. At the interview, you need to explain your circumstances, including why some evidence is not available. Then be able to provide alternate types of evidence that shows your marriage is bona fide.

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   J Ferrari

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   Answered August 23, 2012 10:56. I agree with my colleagues.
   
   You should retain an experienced immigration lawyer, whether myself or one of my colleagues, to review all the facts, advise you, and handle the case.

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   F. Capriotti

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   Answered August 23, 2012 10:43. No that is not 'enough'.
   
   Meet with an attorney, you should have joint tax returns and affidavits ... at a minimum.

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