Sending each other money

[Rey_o 3]

I am the petitioner and I had an interview in the US before getting approved and in the interview they asked me if we send each other money, I said yes. I have proof I send him money but he doesn’t have proof I’m worried if in my husbands interview they ask for proof he sends money and he doesn’t have it, will they deny if he doesn’t have proof? 

[Allaboutwaiting 2,503]

If you're concerned, send him pdf's of the evidence. 

[Rey_o 3]

22 minutes ago, Allaboutwaiting said:

If you're concerned, send him pdf's of the evidence. 

I will send receipts I have of me sending him money, but he doesn’t have his receipts that he sent me money which is why I’m worried 

[Allaboutwaiting 2,503]

Who interviewed you in the US?

[Rey_o 3]

22 minutes ago, Allaboutwaiting said:

Who interviewed you in the US?

They sent me in the mail that they scheduled me an interview at an immigration field office close to where I live,  a man interviewed me 

[Allaboutwaiting 2,503]

2 hours ago, Rey_o said:

They sent me in the mail that they scheduled me an interview at an immigration field office close to where I live,  a man interviewed me 

But for another process, not for the IR-1, correct?

[arken 4,197]

So you, the petitioner is called for an interview regarding your i130, that generally means they have some concerns regarding your case. Don't worry about him not having evidences of money sent to you. If they are satisfied, your i130 will be approved. However a bit more preparation/evidences is a good idea for visa interview in such cases.

 

Once it goes to NVC, i'd say provide more evidences like adding him on your bank account (as a beneficiary if bank doesn't allow joint), as an authorized user on your credit cards, adding him as beneficiary on your retirement and such. 

What sort of evidences did you initially submit?

[Rey_o 3]

7 hours ago, arken said:

So you, the petitioner is called for an interview regarding your i130, that generally means they have some concerns regarding your case. Don't worry about him not having evidences of money sent to you. If they are satisfied, your i130 will be approved. However a bit more preparation/evidences is a good idea for visa interview in such cases.

 

Once it goes to NVC, i'd say provide more evidences like adding him on your bank account (as a beneficiary if bank doesn't allow joint), as an authorized user on your credit cards, adding him as beneficiary on your retirement and such. 

What sort of evidences did you initially submit?

I have calling logs and messages between me and him, we have a daughter together (birth certificate), I have receipts of me sending him money, marrriage certificate, wedding invitation for wedding ceremony, affidavit of supports from family, pictures of me and him and our daughter together, my travel stamps to show that I traveled to him a couple of times. I can’t add him to my bank account yet since he’s not a resident yet, I’m bringing him from his country. 

Edited September 24, 2021 by Rey_o

[Rey_o 3]

12 hours ago, Allaboutwaiting said:

But for another process, not for the IR-1, correct?

No it’s the same process the marriage visa, but they additionally interviewed me, so before approving my I-130 they interviewed me first and then approved. And now they will schedule my husband an appoitment. 

[Allaboutwaiting 2,503]

12 minutes ago, Rey_o said:

No it’s the same process the marriage visa, but they additionally interviewed me, so before approving my I-130 they interviewed me first and then approved. And now they will schedule my husband an appoitment. 

I agree you shouldn't worry about proof of him sending you money. 

First time I hear about the petitioner being interviewed before approving the petiton.

Where is your husband from? 

[JeanneAdil 6,676]

you, the USC, sending money to the beneficary,  this part is not good in many countries / can look like the bene is using USC for money 

and ,  in many countries,  a person can not send money outside their country

[SalishSea 18,170]

2 hours ago, Rey_o said:

No it’s the same process the marriage visa, but they additionally interviewed me, so before approving my I-130 they interviewed me first and then approved. And now they will schedule my husband an appoitment. 

Very atypical.   There must be more to this.

[Carpe Vinum 2,330]

I've only seen it one time before and it was a mess.

[BasmaHicham 34]

3 hours ago, Allaboutwaiting said:

I agree you shouldn't worry about proof of him sending you money. 

First time I hear about the petitioner being interviewed before approving the petiton.

Where is your husband from? 

I got interviews before I130 got approved too. And I received a NOID that luckily I got overcame then they approve it. I think it’s something new they start doing. 

[SalishSea 18,170]

18 minutes ago, BasmaHicham said:

I got interviews before I130 got approved too. And I received a NOID that luckily I got overcame then they approve it. I think it’s something new they start doing. 

It is definitely not something new they are doing.