Bona Fide Marriag Proof

[Velvety 4]

So if photo albums are a big no, then how will the photos be attached? loose? Also about joint bank accounts etc, do they have to be translated to english?

[bsd058 296]

So if photo albums are a big no, then how will the photos be attached? loose? Also about joint bank accounts etc, do they have to be translated to english?

I would put them loose in a plastic ziplock bag, and write on the back of each photo what the event was. That's just me. Perhaps someone else can inform you what they did.

[NikLR 13,227]

You can print them on paper vs sending actual photos. We only sent 4 photos. W printed in colour with two per 8x11.5 piece paper and labelled them with the people in them. I forgot to put dates and locations. >.<

[speedwell 224]

You can print them on paper vs sending actual photos. We only sent 4 photos. W printed in colour with two per 8x11.5 piece paper and labelled them with the people in them. I forgot to put dates and locations. >.<

I posted mine 6-up in a Word document table, labeling each pic with a caption and date (month/year). Even if London don't care, my husband was thrilled with our "scrapbook" lol...

[evelyn1140 18]

The USCIS now requires that when filing an I-130 for a spouse that you include evidence of a bonifide marriage. There are a number of examples listed to establish a "bonafide marriage"....wouldn't a

copy of the certificate of marriage be enough?

I send them pictures and tickets. You can do the same

[sunflower123 6]

So if photo albums are a big no, then how will the photos be attached? loose? Also about joint bank accounts etc, do they have to be translated to english?

You can make a sort of a collage with the photos in your computer, then you print them out, it's going to save so much space, they will be way lighter than sending the albums.

We sent aproximately 8 pages with 6 pictures in each sheet (48 pics in total), we typed who is in the picture, the date and the location.