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S&J@2020   35

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Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: Ghana
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We were waiting for notarization centers to open for my wife's mom, sister, and coworker who are witnesses to the beginning of our relationship to get their affidavits notarized. But upon second thought, my wife and I've decided to put in the application and add those documents later at the NVC stage. Would there be any problem? So far, these are the evidence we've: marriage certificate, boarding pass, movie and soccer game tickets, bus tickets, photos(with family and friends , wedding, etc), chat and phone records, gift cards, screenshots of group calls among my wife, her mom, sisters and myself, evidence of me being part of her insurance beneficiaries, etc. Is there anything else we're missing? Thanks for reading and stay safe. Sorry for any typos. 

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Personal affidavits are of little value.  They can easily be forged.  Concentrate on quality evidence of your being together and legal documentation normally created during a marriage.....good luck.

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