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[ichigo85 6]

I don't see an experiment, I see someone who didn't have a ton of evidence. Explain to me where the experiment is?

I said half/half. Half not having a lot of evidence and the other just not getting more evidence apart from what we had on hand. The experiment was to see if one truly "needs" all of the evidence listed on USCIS website assuming the case is an normal one, like ours.

[ichigo85 6]

It's naive to think that because your marriage is legitimate, the officer automatically will think so too. Lots of legitimate couples are denied visas and ROCs all the time. It's silly to risk deportation like that.

I wouldn't say "naive!!" I never said the officer would automatically believe we are in a legitimate marriage just because I believe this. Assuming we had an interview, we could easily prove that our marriage is bonafide . We had the required documents to prove an ongoing marriage, so the officer didn't need to assume anything.

Definitely wasn't worried about deportation considering USCIS would need to prove that the marriage wasn't legit

[Ketsuban 1,033]

I wouldn't say "naive!!" I never said the officer would automatically believe we are in a legitimate marriage just because I believe this. Assuming we had an interview, we could easily prove that our marriage is bonafide . We had the required documents to prove an ongoing marriage, so the officer didn't need to assume anything.

Definitely wasn't worried about deportation considering USCIS would need to prove that the marriage wasn't legit

They don't need to prove anything - you do. If the proof you submit isn't enough or isn't up to scratch, they deny the ROC and put the alien into deportation proceedings. Thankfully you had enough evidence in the end though!

[ichigo85 6]

They don't need to prove anything - you do. If the proof you submit isn't enough or isn't up to scratch, they deny the ROC and put the alien into deportation proceedings. Thankfully you had enough evidence in the end though!

If a couple has the evidence from the list they give then that's the proof . In my opinion, documents are the easiest for providing evidence; it's the interview that is the tricky part XD. But yeah, we're both happy we didn't have a lot of issues

[Ms Hogan 295]

Well, I'm not sure if I believe you sent very little information because you " wanted to see if all the evidence was necessary" - risking an RFE, interview, and possible denial. Had your scant evidence not have triggered an RFE, it would have been a poor example to anyone else who was trying to prepare evidence to bolster their case. You claim you did this on purpose (odd?) yet you say not submitting the 2012 taxes was a mistake. So which was it? Your documents were not lost. You sent too little and they were asking you to make an honest and serious re-submission.

There is something very strange about your post. Maybe I'm just not sure what your intention is/was.

Literally don't see the point in this post. You intentionally sent insufficient documents and got an RFE. How is this in anyway

a worthwhile experiment? I'm pretty sure most people on this forum understand that this is what's going to happen

if you don't end USCIS everything they need.

Plus, like you said. Everyones case/situation is different. Even if you had not gotten the RFE, if another person had

applied for ROC using the same evidence you sent the first time, then the chance of them getting an RFE is still there..

Agreed

Agreed

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Agreed

I also can't believe that anyone would want to test the system. What a risk to take for such an important piece of your life.

[TBoneTX 43,019]

Testing the system like this is not recommended. If everyone on the site followed suit, havoc might result. For this reason, this thread is locked and is not to be restarted or referred to elsewhere.

TBoneTX

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