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Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: Canada
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Ok so let me get this right? :thumbs:

1)Fill out and sign I-130

2)U.S birth certificate?

3) Copy of the marriage certificate

4)Fill out G-325(1 for my husband signed by him and 1 for me signed by myself...also 4 copies of each?)

5)his passport style photo in a plastic bag attached to a sheet of paper, as well as mine.And these pictures behind each each applicable G-325form.

6)Document showing a bonafide relationship....I have...EVERY plane ticket stub/itinerary for the last 4 1/2 yrs...also a few emails...more pictures than is humanly possible! As for financial ties....We don't have a bank account together yet. However, he has all the receipts for the money that he deposits in my U.S bank account on a monthly basis, as well as I can go to Western Union, and get a print out for all my transactions. Is that good enough? Should I add in affidavits from friends and family? if so how many? 2, 3? I can even get an affidavit from the pastor that we did pre-martial counseling with also...

7) money order for $355 (U.S currency right?)

Am I missing anything, is this the correct order?

Also my husband is not filing for our son because we are going to be filing his CRBA...do we need to state that anywhere?

Chantéa's USCIS Journey:

2010 Jul 17 -- Filed I-130

2010 Aug 4 -- NOA 1

2010 Aug 9 -- NOA 1 Hardcopy

2010 Nov 2 -- Transferred from CSC to TSC

2010 Nov 24--Touched

2011 Feb 9 -- Touched

2011 Feb 10--Transferred BACK to CSC *rolls eyes*

2011 Feb 11-- Touched AGAIN (uscis office)

2011 Feb 25--email notification of APPROVAL!!!! (Thank ya Jesus)

2011 Mar 3--NOA2 Hardcopy

Your I-130 was approved in 205 days from your NOA1 date.

Chantéa's NVC Journey:

2011 Mar 8--received case # dated Mar 7, sent OPTIN email for electronic processing with attached DS-3032 form.

2011 Mar 9--received IIN and Beneficiary ID #, AOS bill invoiced/paid, submitted DS-261 (Choice of Agent)

2011 Mar 11--AOS bill shows as PAID and IV bill invoiced

2011 Mar 14--paid IV bill

2011 Mar 16-- IV bill shows as PAID

2011 Apr 11--submitted AOS and IV package and resent OPTIN email

2011 Apr 12--received OPTIN acceptance email

2011 Apr 13--received email notifying that my AOS and IV package was received

2011 May 4--received RFE email

2011 May 5--resent both packages

2011 May 14--received RFE email

2011 May 30--sent in missing document

2011 June 6--received CC email (Case Complete) and SIF (Sign in Failed)

2011 June 14-- interview date assigned for July 20!!

2011 Jul 11--Medical at Dr. Seiden & Associates

2011 Jul 20-- The big day

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Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: Canada
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Hi,

Looks good to me, however it's been a while since I filed the I-130, so perhaps someone else can double check that.

No need for tons of pictures, one or two would be fine. No need for affidavits, you have your financial receipts and your plane tickets, that would be enough. Save any other evidence you think you need for the interview.

Later forms will ask for children's names, no need to state it at this point - unless you want to use that as part of the proof of your relationship, you could send a copy of the full birth certificate - the one with your names stated on it.

The G325A only requires one copy now, according to their instructions.

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Looks good to me. On the I130 section c #17 it asks for all relatives children/spouse. You would put your son's name there.

Removal of Conditions: 12/09/2011

ROC check cashed 12/15/11

NOA1 12/13/11

Biometrics 1/6/12 Complete

RFE 9/13/12

RFE package sent back 10/17/12

Card Production Ordered 12/04/12

10 year card arrived in mail 12/10/12

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Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: Canada
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Ok Thanks.

so Trailmix just one G325A each?

Chantéa's USCIS Journey:

2010 Jul 17 -- Filed I-130

2010 Aug 4 -- NOA 1

2010 Aug 9 -- NOA 1 Hardcopy

2010 Nov 2 -- Transferred from CSC to TSC

2010 Nov 24--Touched

2011 Feb 9 -- Touched

2011 Feb 10--Transferred BACK to CSC *rolls eyes*

2011 Feb 11-- Touched AGAIN (uscis office)

2011 Feb 25--email notification of APPROVAL!!!! (Thank ya Jesus)

2011 Mar 3--NOA2 Hardcopy

Your I-130 was approved in 205 days from your NOA1 date.

Chantéa's NVC Journey:

2011 Mar 8--received case # dated Mar 7, sent OPTIN email for electronic processing with attached DS-3032 form.

2011 Mar 9--received IIN and Beneficiary ID #, AOS bill invoiced/paid, submitted DS-261 (Choice of Agent)

2011 Mar 11--AOS bill shows as PAID and IV bill invoiced

2011 Mar 14--paid IV bill

2011 Mar 16-- IV bill shows as PAID

2011 Apr 11--submitted AOS and IV package and resent OPTIN email

2011 Apr 12--received OPTIN acceptance email

2011 Apr 13--received email notifying that my AOS and IV package was received

2011 May 4--received RFE email

2011 May 5--resent both packages

2011 May 14--received RFE email

2011 May 30--sent in missing document

2011 June 6--received CC email (Case Complete) and SIF (Sign in Failed)

2011 June 14-- interview date assigned for July 20!!

2011 Jul 11--Medical at Dr. Seiden & Associates

2011 Jul 20-- The big day

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yes, they recently changed it, to 1 page instead of 4.

Removal of Conditions: 12/09/2011

ROC check cashed 12/15/11

NOA1 12/13/11

Biometrics 1/6/12 Complete

RFE 9/13/12

RFE package sent back 10/17/12

Card Production Ordered 12/04/12

10 year card arrived in mail 12/10/12

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Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: Canada
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You don't need the pictures and tickets for the initial stuff. You will want to take that to the interview.

I would include the affidavits instead as it will be easier for whoever reviews your application.

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You don't need the pictures and tickets for the initial stuff. You will want to take that to the interview.

I would include the affidavits instead as it will be easier for whoever reviews your application.

Ok...that does make sense. So I will save that for the interview. It's funny how nervous I am already. I have absolutely NO reason to be, my relationship is legit/bonafide...but I guess when knowing you will have to prove that, it makes you feel weird. So I'll just add the affidavits, and I'll add the baby's birth registration that has our names on it. So no need for proof of financial co-mingling?

Chantéa's USCIS Journey:

2010 Jul 17 -- Filed I-130

2010 Aug 4 -- NOA 1

2010 Aug 9 -- NOA 1 Hardcopy

2010 Nov 2 -- Transferred from CSC to TSC

2010 Nov 24--Touched

2011 Feb 9 -- Touched

2011 Feb 10--Transferred BACK to CSC *rolls eyes*

2011 Feb 11-- Touched AGAIN (uscis office)

2011 Feb 25--email notification of APPROVAL!!!! (Thank ya Jesus)

2011 Mar 3--NOA2 Hardcopy

Your I-130 was approved in 205 days from your NOA1 date.

Chantéa's NVC Journey:

2011 Mar 8--received case # dated Mar 7, sent OPTIN email for electronic processing with attached DS-3032 form.

2011 Mar 9--received IIN and Beneficiary ID #, AOS bill invoiced/paid, submitted DS-261 (Choice of Agent)

2011 Mar 11--AOS bill shows as PAID and IV bill invoiced

2011 Mar 14--paid IV bill

2011 Mar 16-- IV bill shows as PAID

2011 Apr 11--submitted AOS and IV package and resent OPTIN email

2011 Apr 12--received OPTIN acceptance email

2011 Apr 13--received email notifying that my AOS and IV package was received

2011 May 4--received RFE email

2011 May 5--resent both packages

2011 May 14--received RFE email

2011 May 30--sent in missing document

2011 June 6--received CC email (Case Complete) and SIF (Sign in Failed)

2011 June 14-- interview date assigned for July 20!!

2011 Jul 11--Medical at Dr. Seiden & Associates

2011 Jul 20-- The big day

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I think you'll be fine with the affidavits and your babies birth registration.

Removal of Conditions: 12/09/2011

ROC check cashed 12/15/11

NOA1 12/13/11

Biometrics 1/6/12 Complete

RFE 9/13/12

RFE package sent back 10/17/12

Card Production Ordered 12/04/12

10 year card arrived in mail 12/10/12

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Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: Jamaica
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I think you'll be fine with the affidavits and your babies birth registration.

sdw,

yes, include the childs name on section c. i remember precisely that I had included my duaghter and wife on section C with the attached birth certs and other docs.

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I think both of you need to submit a birth certificate. The US petitioner could also submit a copy of their passport.

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ROC 2009
Naturalization 2010

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