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Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: Israel
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Hi all,

I'm assembling my I-130 and I'm afraid that I don't have enough bona fide evidence. :(

So my fiance (husband next week) and I have been living together in France for over a year (we both live there temporarily for a job at the same laboratory) -- but he never put me on the contract or any bills, because we never thought I'd need to be. I've just been paying him, or paying the landlady sometimes (we alternate paying rent).

I printed out the list of transactions from my bank website that say payments have been made to him and our land lady, but these don't go into any detail, and their names were only in the memo - not linked to their actual bank accounts. So I don't know if this proves anything.

I have a couple of things (cell phone bill, medical bills) that were sent to our address. Can this be used?

I have the signed lease between him and the landlady; I thought I could use this to establish that she is the landlady, and then have her write an affidavit stating that she knows we've lived together (she has known for a while). But I just read in the forums and in the examples section that affidavits have to be notarized. She's busy all the time and I couldn't ask her to write a statement _and_ get it notarized (in rural France. By an English speaking notary). Would just a plain letter suffice, without notarization?

My fiance and I also have a bunch of pictures and plane tickets from shared trips - and this seems to be the only real evidence we have. We haven't shared bank accounts because there's no convenience in opening a shared account when we're only staying in the country temporarily. We have no joint property, no children.

Help!

2012 July 1: Met in Switzerland <3

2014 Jan 23: Married in Cyprus!

2014 Feb 2: I-130 Packet Shipped

2014 Feb 19: NOA-1

2014 July 7: Email Notice of transfer to California Service Center

2014 July 16: Approved!!!!

2014 August 29: Sent AOS packet

2014 December 19: Sent IV packet

2015 March 25: Case complete at NVC (apparently it was forgotten, which is why it's >90 days)

2015 April 16: P4 email received, interview date assigned

2015 May 28: Interview date!! -- Visa Rejected, "missing" paperwork.

Wrong military papers. Not enough Intent to Return to the US. I cannot be financial sponsor because I am overseas.

2015 June 18: Mailed all missing documents.

2015 June 23: Consulate rec'd missing documents.

2015 June 25: Status moved to AP. But still lists status as "SEND DOCUMENTS". Emailed...

2015 Aug 6: Received Visa in mail

2015 Aug 18: Arrived in US

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that is also my concern before when my husband filing for our I- 130.... we dont have any joint account ... we also dont have phone bills since we only talk in skype and facebook everyday.... we only meet once for 2 weeks 2 years ago ..... but thanks God our I- 130 got approved .... i hope it will give you a little ease on how you feel now.... we are still in NVC with our case and still dealing with the paper work though...

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