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I am wondering what else I can add to have bona fide evidence (Cali)

Been together 2-3 years. Planned on getting married but did not know when, because virus is shutting everything down scared us into doing it quickly in courthouse(scheduled for this coming week). I heard because of the new spike of virus cases they may recommend shutting everything down AGAIN.

-Opened a joint bank account 2 years ago

-Added spouse to health insurance a year ago

-Live together for 2 years and 2 different locations and have mail from bank and insurance to prove it

-Traveled together several times and have tickets

-3 years worth of photos of traveling and living together

-Lots of chat from apps

-No way to add her to any util bills as far as I can tell, but she has no income anyways

-List each other as beneficiaries and emergency contacts

Spouse never met my family but I am kind of estranged from my family, no hate or love perfectly normal family just never talk together. I am not sure if that is a red flag or if I should even mention that in interview, but I have siblings that I have no idea where they live or what they do, we all just became very independent and I never talk or visit my parents.

All pictures are just of me and spouse, I have no friends really just coworkers I would hang out with occasionally and I hung out with her friends a few times but never took pictures (except 1 time). I am going to get her a costco card since I already have one. Trying to think of everything else that proves we are together besides bills?

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