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Hello! I am currently working on my husbands I-130 so I can file for him as soon as possible.  I have decided to file online and so far it has been pretty straightforward and simple.  I am nearing the end and I am confused on what or if I need to upload anything in these sections.  It is the Additional Evidence page where it mentions religious records/school records/census records/affidavits/dna results. I am only filing for my spouse, no children and he has never lived or been a resident in the United States.  Any help or advice is greatly appreciated :). Thank you!!!

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3 minutes ago, HRQX said:

That section is optional.

Ok that is what I thought but I am over here nervous haha so I just wanted to double check...don't want to make any mistakes to make this process any longer then it needs to be.  Thank you for your help!

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2 hours ago, HRQX said:

That section is optional.

 

And to expand on that, optional as in those things are only needed if the beneficiary did not have a valid birth certificate.

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1 hour ago, Troy B said:

 

And to expand on that, optional as in those things are only needed if the beneficiary did not have a valid birth certificate.

Ahhhh ok perfect thank you!

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22 hours ago, Troy B said:

 

And to expand on that, optional as in those things are only needed if the beneficiary did not have a valid birth certificate.

Spouse beneficiary birth certificates are not asked for when filing the I-130, but those do appear to be optional documents when the preferred document is missing.

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On 8/30/2020 at 10:20 PM, pushbrk said:

Spouse beneficiary birth certificates are not asked for when filing the I-130, but those do appear to be optional documents when the preferred document is missing.

Thank you! Just received my NOA today and I included his birth certificate just in case so here goes nothing!

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On 9/5/2020 at 8:38 PM, Ericka Womack said:

Thank you! Just received my NOA today and I included his birth certificate just in case so here goes nothing!

We are ready to submit our application and had the same question as you. would you let us know where/what section did you upload copy of birth certificate? 

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5 hours ago, Ghan said:

We are ready to submit our application and had the same question as you. would you let us know where/what section did you upload copy of birth certificate? 

I filed it under the additional evidence section as it is not required when filing. But since I had it I went ahead and added it :)

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