Proof of bonafide marriage never asked for?

[droplets 2]

I'm not sure if I'm missing something or not, but I want to make sure I'm not. My wife has her interview on Thursday. There was never a mention in the Frankfurt embassy's instructions to include proof of a bonafide marriage. I'm assuming this information is usually submitted with the I-130, but it doesn't state anything about it in the instructions or on their website. I just don't want to end up with any surprises on the day of my wife's interview. I did include a copy of our son's US birth certificate with the I-130, but I did that just to strengthen our case. I'm assuming they just don't require it. What do you think?

[The Mean Lady 604]

Proof of relationship is right on page 2 and onto page 3 of the instructions.

I suggest you bring some to the interview just in case

However I don't think Germany is known for fraud which is why you weren't asked for any and possibly won't ever be

[maybenexttime 0]

at my husband's interview, the consulate officer asked him questions such as where we were married and what does he loves most about me, along with a few questions about my family. so don't be surprised if there are personal questions at the interview on your marriage. i am sure her reactions/responses to the questions will be observed.

[apple21 953]

Bring your wedding photos and other pictures of you, your wife and child together taken from different places/occasions with relatives and friends.