evidence of relationship

[Gigli2008 70]

"we've had two and only two reports of RFE's "

Yeah pushbrk you are not a we!!! No single person can possibly be that accurate on what's been posted here unless you spend 24/7 here.

Bottomline is USCIS seems to be slack on the peeps meeting the I-130 requirements but still people should submit all the evidence of a bonafide marriage they can come up with.

VERY easy for people to buy life insurance policies or make a will. Also open a joint ITF bank account!

It's silly to argue with Pushbrk. He/She's been here a long time and IMO 10 out of 10 times he/she is right. He is a source of info for "we" newbies in this process and I have found myself continuously seeking his/her advise. Actually I might be his/her VJStalker as I keep seeking out wherever he/she posts because it's always a learning experience.

On Bonafides for marriages, I'm married 3 years and did not need to prove anything, but I did not leave anything to chance. I gave all the six types of bonafides and more. Better safe than sorry.

Gigli

[pushbrk 12,877]

"we've had two and only two reports of RFE's "

Yeah pushbrk you are not a we!!! No single person can possibly be that accurate on what's been posted here unless you spend 24/7 here.

Bottomline is USCIS seems to be slack on the peeps meeting the I-130 requirements but still people should submit all the evidence of a bonafide marriage they can come up with.

VERY easy for people to buy life insurance policies or make a will. Also open a joint ITF bank account!

It's silly to argue with Pushbrk. He/She's been here a long time and IMO 10 out of 10 times he/she is right. He is a source of info for "we" newbies in this process and I have found myself continuously seeking his/her advise. Actually I might be his/her VJStalker as I keep seeking out wherever he/she posts because it's always a learning experience.

On Bonafides for marriages, I'm married 3 years and did not need to prove anything, but I did not leave anything to chance. I gave all the six types of bonafides and more. Better safe than sorry.

Gigli

Right, when you've already been married three years before filing an I-130, one would expect a lot more potential evidence is available than for newlyweds who have never even lived in the same country. Did you live together abroad?