Enough evidence for I-130?

[YulingZhu 4]

Hello,

I knew I should have ask earlier, but I just filed my petition last Friday, the following are the evidence I included:

marriage certificate

communication records (emails, qq messages, and skype record)

her travel records (3 times) to U.S

my travel records (2 times) to China

travel records within U.S (2 trips to Vegas)

Notarized affidavit letters from my mother, 2 of my friends and 2 of her friends,

16 pictures, some of the pictures has us with friends and family members.

we were not married on the first visit, we were not introduced by a family member but we were introduced by a mutual family friend. I don't believe 7 years apart is a large age gap. And none of us has ever been married or having any kids.

We don't have any joint assets or bank accounts at this point, we were planning to add those after our wedding ceremony. We only picked up our marriage certificate earlier this year in Seattle area.

Is this enough information to pass the first hurdle?

Thank you

[bruins 14]

That's about what I was going to send in with the exception of affidavit letters. Don't forget passport photo

[stevie b 141]

affidavits need not to be notarized nor certified in any way

there is a form here on vj somewhere and all you do is declare it is true and that you understand the penalties for making false statements

[NikLR 13,234]

For evidence that looks fine. Keep collecting some while you're waiting for the petition to be approved and send more with the IV-package at the NVC.

Also please double check your timeline to make sure it says "National Benefits Center" and your appropriate consulate.