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Should provide CRBA denial letter for minor's I-130 petition as evidence?

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Hi everyone,

I have an infant son who was born overseas in Mar 2023. I am US citizen. I applied for his CRBA in my home country but it was denied since I didn't complete 5 years of physical presence in US. Then I filed I-130 online for my son in Oct 2023 and the case is still under review. I wonder should I upload the CRBA denial letter as supporting evidence since I read in the forums that one minor's I-130 was rejected by USCIS as they were asked to apply for CRBA.   

Please provide your thoughts. Thanks in advance.

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