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I-130 Filing time and I-864 Affidavit of Support Question

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Hello everyone,

Thank you for all the response with my other thread. :) As confused as I am about the process, I hope that I can get a couple more questions answered by the veterans of the forum.

So my wedding plan is: Dam Hoi in June. Marriage Certificate in July/August. Wedding in December.

Originally I wanted to turn in I-130 as soon as I get back from VN this summer with the Marriage Cert. But I heard that it is better to wait until after the wedding and turn in wedding proof. As much as I want to see my future wife asap :(, that argument makes much more sense. However, I don't know what to turn in. I did not know that the USCIS look at picture and video tapes. I thought that they do those at the interview in Vietnam. Can someone tell me what I should include from the wedding to go with my I-130 form?

Another thing I am fuzzy about is the tax return. A relative's friend, who is an immigration lawyer, told me that only 1 year of tax return is needed. And I have also seen that out on the net. However, the form I-864 and the information on the forum said that I need 3 years back. When did the change occur? Also if that is true, does that mean I HAVE to get 3 years of tax return? Or do I have to get sponsorship from another relative to be sure?

I know it is a lot to ask, but if anyone who has gone through the process of IR1/CR1 successfully can post their experience on those 2 issues, it would help me out a great deal.

Thank you VisaJourney members.

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1. A bunch of photos of the two of you with anyone or everyone that attended the wedding.. same thing with the Dam hoi...

2. Get tax transcripts from the IRS.. 3 years is best practices.. only 1 year is required, but just meeting the bare minimum isnt advised at HCMC..

"Every one of us bears within himself the possibilty of all passions, all destinies of life in all its forms. Nothing human is foreign to us" - Edward G. Robinson.

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