I-751 question

[jaydblu 0]

When the Feds are reviewing the I-751 and the papers that I included with it do they also have with them all of the papers that we initially provided when we applied for the CR-1 visa?

[I'm Gone 60]

When the Feds are reviewing the I-751 and the papers that I included with it do they also have with them all of the papers that we initially provided when we applied for the CR-1 visa?

Possibility, but what are you asking? The I-751 is to prove you have a legitimate on going marriage, so can't see anything submitted for the visa being relevent.

[PrincessDot 0]

Yes, they do, BUT you are supposed to send them evidence that covers the period from AOS (or getting the CR-1 visa) till I-751 filing.

Edited July 30, 2006 by PrincessDot

[jaydblu 0]

We sent them the usual papers that are required to show them that we're in a legitimate and ongoing marriage (bank statements, credit card statements, insurance and brokerage statements, more photos...) but we didn't send them duplicates of the papers that we gave them in order to get the visa (marriage certificate, birth certificate for our baby, photos...) because we thought that they'd already have them.

[PrincessDot 0]

I don't think sending anything twice actually hurts your application, but that sounds okay to me. We personally only sent evidence that covered our marriage from our AOS up till the I-751.