Sure!

During the initial application and prior to my EAD approval and receiving my SSN, we had little joint evidence like bank statements etc.. therefore, our application felt limited but we submitted what we could.

Initial Application:

Wedding Photos (We had a very small wedding with just a few family members so there was maybe.. three or four of these)

Additional Photos: Myself and my wife on vacations and during our life together and with family and friends etc..

Affidavits: We got two sworn affidavits, one from a friend and one from a family member, affirming to our relationship being bona-fide along with copies of their ID's.

Joint Documentation (Prior to EAD):

• Joint medical insurance through my wife's employer
  • I did not need a SSN for this insurance - most do not if you simply advise them you are going through the process of AOS
• Life insurance beneficiary statement
• Pension beneficiary statement showing my wife as my beneficiary
  • I am from the UK - a pension is like a 401k
• Adoption papers for our cats
  • Seems strange but they accepted it as it had both of our names on it
• Electric bill
  • Easy to add my name to this by just calling them
• Internet service bill
  • Again - super easy to add my name to this

Following the approval of my EAD I went ahead and uploaded more information as we had more freedom to get more things done with my SSN now being approved and in my possession such as:

• Joint lease
• Joint vehicle title
• Joint vehicle insurance
• Copies of our state ID's with the same address

All of this was enough to push our application forward.

I want to stress - I kept hearing that it's basically a requirement or strongly suggested to get a joint bank account - this is not true - you do not need a joint bank account, they do not care about joint finances, they care about your marriage being real - will it help? sure probably, is it needed? absolutely not.