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intx13   5

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My wife and I have maintained a shared blog since March 2009, over a year before we got married. We are preparing our documents for the I-130 packet, and I had the idea of using the blog as evidence of a bona fide marriage / a real relationship. Could I get a notary public to witness that the blog exists, is evidence of a relationship, and pre-dates the visa application? Is it a useful form of evidence?

Any thoughts are appreciated!

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LotofPatience   65

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My wife and I have maintained a shared blog since March 2009, over a year before we got married. We are preparing our documents for the I-130 packet, and I had the idea of using the blog as evidence of a bona fide marriage / a real relationship. Could I get a notary public to witness that the blog exists, is evidence of a relationship, and pre-dates the visa application? Is it a useful form of evidence?

Any thoughts are appreciated!

Just alone this, is not a secondary evidence. You need lot of other secondary evidences too. No need to get it notarized.

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canadian_wife   1,808

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That's weak. I mean strangers can share a blog, focus on primary evidence like passport stamps, bording passes, etc. Good secondary evidence includes letters, photos, etc

Good luck

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intx13   5

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Yeah, we also plan to include passport stamps, photos spanning three years, a shared-account credit card, and both our names on a lease.

USCIS (128 days)

January 8, 2011: Mailed Petition for Alien Relative packet to USCIS.

February 1, 2011: Received Notice of Action 1.

May 16, 2011: Received Notice of Action 2. Case handed off to NVC.

NVC (41 days)

June 24, 2011: Mailed Affidavit of Support packet to NVC.

July 12, 2011: Received checklist letter 1.

(Long delay intentional; not counted in processing time.)

October 12, 2011: Mailed Immigrant Visa packet to NVC.

October 20, 2011: Received checklist letter 2.

October 26, 2011: Mailed checklist letter response packet to NVC.

November 4, 2011: Received interview letter. Case handed off to the consulate in KL.

Consulate

November 12, 2011: Completed medical exam.

November 19, 2011: Picked up results, everything clear.

December 1, 2011: Interview - approved!

December 8, 2011: Visa in hand.

POE and beyond

February 5, 2012: POE at JFK, no problems.

February 29, 2012: Applied for and received SSN from the local SSO.

April, 2012: Applied for and received state ID at the DMV.

(Slight delay, had to redo biometrics at the local service center.)

April, 2012: Conditional green card arrived!

Removal of conditions

2014 is right around the corner...

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