I-130 Cover Letter + Supporting Info

[ziggyboo 0]

All right--I was wondering if anyone would be able to post examples of cover letters for the I-130. I know there's one for the 1-129 in the examples section, but none for the I-130. So yeah, examples would be really appreciated!

Also, for supporting evidence, so far all my husband and I have is a copy of our marriage certificate and a paper from the bank saying on on his checking and his savings account. Is this enough to send with the package, or should we try to find something else? The only other option for us would be a couple pictures of us together, and possibly 2-4 signed affidavits.

Thanks, all!

[pushbrk 13,058]

All right--I was wondering if anyone would be able to post examples of cover letters for the I-130. I know there's one for the 1-129 in the examples section, but none for the I-130. So yeah, examples would be really appreciated!

Also, for supporting evidence, so far all my husband and I have is a copy of our marriage certificate and a paper from the bank saying on on his checking and his savings account. Is this enough to send with the package, or should we try to find something else? The only other option for us would be a couple pictures of us together, and possibly 2-4 signed affidavits.

Thanks, all!

Petitioner name

Address

City, WA 99336

+1 509 xxx xxxx Email

USCIS Nebraska Service Center

P. O. Box 87130

Lincoln, NE 68501-7130

December 10, 2005

I-130 ORIGINAL SUBMISSION

To Whom It May Concern:

Enclosed please find my Form I-130, Petition for Spouse (name) and supporting documents.

Contents include:

- Personal Check #xxxx for $....xx filing fee

- Form I-130

- Additional document showing Beneficiary address in Chinese alphabet and name and address of present employer

- Copy of petitioners US Birth certificate

- Original notarial Birth certificate for Beneficiary

- Original notarial Marriage Certificate

- G-325A forms for Petitioner and Beneficiary

- Passport type photos for Petitioner and Beneficiary

Copies of documents submitted are either original documents or exact photocopies of unaltered documents and I understand that I may be required to submit original documents to an Immigration or Consular officer at a later date.

Sincerely,

Petitioner full name

Edited June 30, 2007 by pushbrk

[Credzba 0]

Every newly wed couple has trouble with evidence.

I think what you have will be fine, and if they want more they will ask for it.

Be sure and save other supporting evidence up until your interview.

During the next year you will likely have more things you can present at the interview if needed.

Utility bills, phone logs, credit cars.. all that stuff.

[Lance27 19]

We just sent in copy of marriage certificate with our petition. No RFEs

[Mononoke28 135]

I submitted my marriage certificate and 2 affidavits from my family. No RFE's either.

[ziggyboo 0]

Thanks everybody! As usual, you've been very helpful.

As far as bills go, since my husband and I won't be able to live together until I get my Visa, we won't have any joint bills. But by the time we get an interview, I'm sure we'll have evidence like letters/cards/emails and such.

[simple_male 1]

Thanks everybody! As usual, you've been very helpful.

As far as bills go, since my husband and I won't be able to live together until I get my Visa, we won't have any joint bills. But by the time we get an interview, I'm sure we'll have evidence like letters/cards/emails and such.

For now, you can send affidavits from family members (that you are married and they were present at your marriage) with your I-130. Save all your communication records (phone, email, letter, cards) and pictures for the immigrant visa interview.