Evidence of bona fide marriage/relationship. Is it ok to send more after sending I-130 packet?

[Chaxcel 1]

We got married last Nov 11 and sent out I-130 packet last Dec 11. I included photos of us during my last 2 visits in the philippines, wedding invitations, 3rd party affidavits, passport stamps, and some of the greeting cards I sent to my wife. I have 2 questions:

1. Are the evidences above enough? Is there a possibility that the consular officer will deny us during interview because there's not enough evidence?

2. If I want to send more evidence right now (right now my case is at National Benefits Center, "Initial Review"), how and when should I send more evidence? Or should I just wait until interview and just bring more evidence on the interview? I'll try to collect more evidence like skype call logs, chat logs, etc...

[Penguin_ie 5,992]

You definitely have enough for the petition to get approved but yes, she should bring more to the interview, especially evidence of regular communications (emails, phone bills etc).

[ndu26 114]

if you come from a tough embassy/consulate country, some have advised frontloading( sending more proof ahead) after your file leaves USCIS and gets to NVC( when you are sending your IV documents).

[GodsGift225 54]

We got married last Nov 11 and sent out I-130 packet last Dec 11. I included photos of us during my last 2 visits in the philippines, wedding invitations, 3rd party affidavits, passport stamps, and some of the greeting cards I sent to my wife. I have 2 questions:

1. Are the evidences above enough? Is there a possibility that the consular officer will deny us during interview because there's not enough evidence?

2. If I want to send more evidence right now (right now my case is at National Benefits Center, "Initial Review"), how and when should I send more evidence? Or should I just wait until interview and just bring more evidence on the interview? I'll try to collect more evidence like skype call logs, chat logs, etc...

Seem like you have more then enough to get you petition approved, depending on you country of consulate if is a "tough" one you front load as you did. Take more evidence the day of the interview is always a plus as they will ask for more.

[ik2011 2]

We got married last Nov 11 and sent out I-130 packet last Dec 11. I included photos of us during my last 2 visits in the philippines, wedding invitations, 3rd party affidavits, passport stamps, and some of the greeting cards I sent to my wife. I have 2 questions:

1. Are the evidences above enough? Is there a possibility that the consular officer will deny us during interview because there's not enough evidence?

2. If I want to send more evidence right now (right now my case is at National Benefits Center, "Initial Review"), how and when should I send more evidence? Or should I just wait until interview and just bring more evidence on the interview? I'll try to collect more evidence like skype call logs, chat logs, etc...

I followed I-130 filing instructions as it is and didn't front load it (wasn't aware of this Forum at that time). Our I-130 got approved in March 2011 and case completed at NVC in June 2011. After reading several posts here, I thought it was wise to send them all proof of ongoing relationship well in advance, because at the time of interview they may not even be willing to accept any of those from the beneficiary (there were such instances). So, recently I sent a bundle (about 2 inches thick) to NVC hoping that it would get in our file and ultimately to the consulate. My husband will also have a copy of all those at the time of interview. We will see what happens.

Edited January 3, 2013 by ik2011

[Chaxcel 1]

I followed I-130 filing instructions as it is and didn't front load it (wasn't aware of this Forum at that time). Our I-130 got approved in March 2011 and case completed at NVC in June 2011. After reading several posts here, I thought it was wise to send them all proof of ongoing relationship well in advance, because at the time of interview they may not even be willing to accept any of those from the beneficiary (there were such instances). So, recently I sent a bundle (about 2 inches thick) to NVC hoping that it would get in our file and ultimately to the consulate. My husband will also have a copy of all those at the time of interview. We will see what happens.

Thanks, I will try to send more evidence when I send my IV package to NVC. And also will bring copies during the interview.

[Darnell 8,478]

bleuawolf - http://www.visajourney.com/forums/topic/267559-usa-is-now-arizona/page__view__findpost__p__4100571

Have a read?

[Ryan H 3,810]

Moved from Progress Reports to Process & Procedures.