Supporting evidence for I-130 application

[Not me 1]

I am going to file my wife's immigration visa through DCF at the Beijing embassy.

I am 28 years old, and my wife is 26. We have been living together for over two and half years (since August 5, 2008). We have been married for over 1 and half years (since August 3, 2009). I've never been married before, and neither has my wife. We don't have any children. My wife and I have visited my family in America, and we have plane tickets and photos to prove it. She speaks fluent English, and is college educated.

I couldn't get a joint bank account since I have been living in China for the last few years. I do have two apartment contracts with both of our names going back over the last year and half. My wife translated the documents herself, and we got the translation notarized in America.

Do you think the embassy will accept this this? It cost too much in China (over 2000rmb to translate and notarize).

Anyone have any advice with DCF in Beijing? Anyone done this before?

Edited January 23, 2011 by Dante3rd

[Darnell 8,478]

those translated documents will be fine .

as to evidence of bonafide relationship/marriage - reread the I-130 instructions - forumulate/create what you can, as you can.

You want the USCIS office at BeiJing when you drop off face to face.