I-130 interview help!

[Ghostof you 0]

Hey! This is my first time using this website so I'm hoping I will get some help.

My husband and I have been married since March 18, 2011. I filed I-130 on April 22th and got the receipt April 27th. I have not received anything else from them, but I want to get started on putting together documentation for our interview. All I have right now are pictures of us together and of our wedding *it wasn't formal just in a courthouse*, bank statements with both our names on it, a birthday card addressed to me proving that I live with him and his family, and an ultrasound picture of our first child *currently 23 weeks pregnant*.

I am only 19 and my husband is 23. We don't have any bills under our names since we live with his parents. I am on his parents car insurance, but he isn't since he doesn't have a car/license . So I am currently stuck on what else I should have. I feel that since we don't have bills or an insurance policy or anything together I am scared we won't get approved after the interview.

Is there anything else I can do/bring to ensure approval??

Any help will be appreciated

[LBeachey 45]

You are going to need to provide more information for anyone to be able to help you. I would start by filling out your timeline and profile including beneficary's country

Questions?

1. If you did DCF file(and you state you filed at California Service Center which is not DCF) your I-130 in April, it would be unusual for you not to have been approved already with a few notable exceptions (London?).

2. Your pregnancy and unborn child is your best evidence of your relationship. If the child is born by the time of the interview, make sure you bring the birth certificate.

3. A sworn affadavit from his parents including you being on their insurance and them supporting you shows "co-mingling of finances". However, this leads me to -

4. I think your biggest problem will be in establishing domicile back in the US and finding a co-sponsor for the I-1864.

At least this is a start.