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Is it necessary that we have joint account in filing CR1 visa?

We plan to file next year probably by January but we dont have joint account and i only have BDO account and my husband sends money every month for me and our daughter. Is this account could be enough as one of the evidence?

If not.. is it posdible to have open joint account im in Phil and he is in USA?.how?. Any recommendations?.

 

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I’ve read somewhere here that it is advisable to have a joint account. Personally, in my experience, I didn’t have a joint account but it was fine. But it’s case by case, so someone else can get you a better advice! 

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11 minutes ago, CJlove said:

I’ve read somewhere here that it is advisable to have a joint account. Personally, in my experience, I didn’t have a joint account but it was fine. But it’s case by case, so someone else can get you a better advice! 

Thanks!by the way, what have u submitted when u were filing if you dont have joint account?

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10 minutes ago, led said:

Thanks!by the way, what have u submitted when u were filing if you dont have joint account?

I think our case is different? You’re both here in the U.S.? I got married in Chile and I applied for his i130 here in the U.S. where I live. I submitted our marriage certificate and other proof of our relationship (ex: our travel tickets), and I wasn’t asked for anything else. I didn’t even send photos. Everything turned out okay for us. My hubby just had his interview last week. 

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9 minutes ago, CJlove said:

I think our case is different? You’re both here in the U.S.? I got married in Chile and I applied for his i130 here in the U.S. where I live. I submitted our marriage certificate and other proof of our relationship (ex: our travel tickets), and I wasn’t asked for anything else. I didn’t even send photos. Everything turned out okay for us. My hubby just had his interview last week. 

My husband is in the US and I'm in Philippines. We got married in PH.. 

Wow thats pretty smooth process..how was the interview? 

Hope all is well.. 

 

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Just now, led said:

My husband is in the US and I'm in Philippines. We got married in PH.. 

Wow thats pretty smooth process..

Ohhh. I thought you meant Philadelphia for some reason. My bad~ 🤪 Yeah, so... I guess it depends on who is reviewing your case, really.? I did have a smooth sailing until the interview. We are in the final stages. Good luck to you! 

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7 minutes ago, CJlove said:

Ohhh. I thought you meant Philadelphia for some reason. My bad~ 🤪 Yeah, so... I guess it depends on who is reviewing your case, really.? I did have a smooth sailing until the interview. We are in the final stages. Good luck to you! 

Congratulations!How about financial support, is it required  in the beginning process or just before the interview? 

 

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***Moved from Progress Reports to Process & Procedures.***

 

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14 hours ago, led said:

Is it necessary that we have joint account in filing CR1 visa?

 

Couples living apart in separate countries will not be expected nor required to have this.

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14 hours ago, led said:

Congratulations!How about financial support, is it required  in the beginning process or just before the interview? 

 

You will need to meet 125% poverty guideline as listed on NVC. If not, you’ll need a sponsor like me (joint sponsorship). You can start getting ready by looking at the affidavit form. At least look at it so it gives you a general idea to what to prep for in your future application process. All the necessary informations are on this website:

https://travel.state.gov/content/travel/en/us-visas/immigrate/the-immigrant-visa-process/after-petition-approved/begin-nat-visa-center.html

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7 hours ago, Ryan H said:

***Moved from Progress Reports to Process & Procedures.***

 

**Moderator hat off**

 

 

 

Couples living apart in separate countries will not be expected nor required to have this.

We actually have lived in PH for many years and we didnt own any property or have joint account..

we just rented apartments - we got 2 receipts left due to super typhoon and then stayed longer in a rented house which we were not issued official receipt by the landlord. 

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1 hour ago, mgwarner said:

hello! just got my IR1 visa approved last Nov 19 in US Embassy Manila. In my case we did not submit bank statement.  

That is pretty nice! Congratulations! 

Btw, would you like to share your journey in IR1 visa.  I would love to learn. 

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