I130 bonafide evidence

[yuyul 1]

Hello Pushbrk and VJ family!

 

I love seeing your advice and figured to reach out to you personally instead. Do let me know if I should open a new topic in Forum.

 

I have went through I130's forum but couldn't help but to worry.

 

Me and my fiancé are planning to get married this October 2024 and he will petition upon me leaving US.

 

As I'm helping him to prepare the form, I'm not too sure if these evidence are enough? I have only met him once before in 2023 (spent 19 days with him) and the second time will be to marry him.

 

- Marriage certificate

-Call logs and text messages from Line app

- My flight boarding passes/I94 from SG to US (does tickets to phoenix zoo counts?)

- Photos of us (no family or friends), it would be possible to include the wedding pictures too.

-Receipts of gifts and wedding rings

- No hotel stay invoices as I would usually stay in his house.

- No affidavits either.

Do you think this will be sufficient?

 

Thank you

 

Yuyul

[Dashinka 24,657]

This should be sufficient to file the I130.  You will have a year or more to further comingle your marriage which will lead to more proof at the NVC and consulate stage.

 

Good Luck!

[yuyul 1]

Thank you Dashinka!

 

Also what do you mean to comingle my marriage,as I will be moving back to Singapore right after the wedding please?

 

 

 

[Dashinka 24,657]

5 minutes ago, yuyul said:

Thank you Dashinka!

 

Also what do you mean to comingle my marriage,as I will be moving back to Singapore right after the wedding please?

 

 

 

Yes, but you can create joint bank accounts, wills and living wills, I assume there will be visits, you can be added as a beneficiary to your spouse's benefits (insurance, 401k, etc.).  Essentially what I am talking about is your marriage growth even though you will be mostly apart through the CR1/IR1 process.

 

Good Luck!

[yuyul 1]

5 minutes ago, Dashinka said:

Yes, but you can create joint bank accounts, wills and living wills, I assume there will be visits, you can be added as a beneficiary to your spouse's benefits (insurance, 401k, etc.).  Essentially what I am talking about is your marriage growth even though you will be mostly apart through the CR1/IR1 process.

 

Good Luck!

 

Understood! The USC is self employed and I will check along with him, hopefully we are able to do all of that from long distance.

 

Thank you so much for reassuring, the immigration law isn't easy!

[ShazShaz 34]

Get an ITIN number in US too. Husband will need it when he file taxes and you can use that as evidence too. 

[powerpuff 6,744]

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