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I have seen this question answered both ways and I need clarification.

I am the USC, do I list myself and my USC children on this line?

My Filipino wife has no children.

Also, I have 830 pages of IM, do I need to send this as evidence. I have marriage certificate, pictures of the wedding and reception, one affidavit from my father that he knows of the wedding, and some pictures with family. Is this enough?

Thanks again, I'm almost ready to send I-130 just need this last bit of help.

17-Dec-11 Met my wife for first time

24-Jul-12 - Married in Philippines, Honeymoon in Hong Kong

20-Sep-12 - Return to Philippines for visit/Medical/finish up i-130

2-Oct-12 - I-130 Sent (Fedex)

3-Oct-12 - Received at Phoenix Lockbox

09-Oct-12- NOA1 email/SMS : I-130 transferred to NBC

12-Dec-12 - File appeared in Case status

25-Dec-12 - Returned to Philippines for Christmas and New Years

4-Jan-13- Learned my file was transferred to local office on Nov 27

17-Jan-13- I-130 Approved

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My confusion stems from looking at the example I-130 on this website showing the USC listed here and others saying to list the beneficiary on this line.

17-Dec-11 Met my wife for first time

24-Jul-12 - Married in Philippines, Honeymoon in Hong Kong

20-Sep-12 - Return to Philippines for visit/Medical/finish up i-130

2-Oct-12 - I-130 Sent (Fedex)

3-Oct-12 - Received at Phoenix Lockbox

09-Oct-12- NOA1 email/SMS : I-130 transferred to NBC

12-Dec-12 - File appeared in Case status

25-Dec-12 - Returned to Philippines for Christmas and New Years

4-Jan-13- Learned my file was transferred to local office on Nov 27

17-Jan-13- I-130 Approved

Filed: IR-2 Country: Philippines
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Posted

I have seen this question answered both ways and I need clarification.

I am the USC, do I list myself and my USC children on this line?

My Filipino wife has no children.

Also, I have 830 pages of IM, do I need to send this as evidence. I have marriage certificate, pictures of the wedding and reception, one affidavit from my father that he knows of the wedding, and some pictures with family. Is this enough?

Thanks again, I'm almost ready to send I-130 just need this last bit of help.

You put only your name in question 17. They are your biological children, they are not your wife's children.

 
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