pregnancy

[glittersam 3]

It can be used as a good piece of evidence to show a bona fide marriage, yes.

It will not expedite the process.

but how? i will birth in july, which documents can i show? and its not fair that the dad will miss the birth

[h13rma 35]

Both names on birth certificate.

[dwheels76 5,463]

but child togather is bona fide of marriage right?

I think you are confusing things. Having a bonafide relationship has nothing to do with him being able to get here any faster.

Since you don't seem to want to say what country he is from which has alot to do with if he can even come to visit on a B1/B2 visitor visa he will have to wait out the Visa process. Being pregnant has no bearing on the speed of your application. At the rate these petitions are being handled who knows when you will be approved. And you have the NVC stage after USCIS approval

And again not knowing his country which may have mandatory AP after interview (MENA Countries, Pakistan) no one can say when you will be complete. Of course your husband can always try and apply for a visitor visa it has no effect on your petition.

[JayJayH 546]

What are you asking exactly?

Proving a bona fide marriage and asking for an expedite are two very different things.

Having a bona fide marriage is required for him to get a visa.

Having a life or death situation, beyond his or your control is required for him to get it faster (expedited).

It might not be fair, but they will not expedite the process due to pregnancy. In the eyes of the USCIS, childbirth is not an "extraordinary event, outside of your control."

If you want to show that you have a child together in helping to prove that the marriage is bona fide, you could for example provide him with a copy of your child's birth certificate showing you as the mother, and him as the father. Having a child together, by itself, does not prove that the marriage is bona fide, but it is a great piece of evidence in conjunction with other evidence that you may already have.

Edited November 20, 2013 by Yang-Ja

[JayJayH 546]

What country is he from btw?

[glittersam 3]

but the child will born in july, with which documents can i show it?

[h13rma 35]

Show what?

[glittersam 3]

u cant understand or not???????? the child is not born, i will birth in july so how can u ask me for certificate of birthday?

[JayJayH 546]

but the child will born in july, with which documents can i show it?

Have you filed the I-130 already?

If you already have, then you cannot add more evidence to it. Instead, when your husband goes to his visa interview, make sure he has the child's birth certificate with him.

If you have not yet filed the I-130, and you want to include your pregnancy as evidence of a bona fide marriage, I would just add a note from your doctor stating that you are pregnant, and how long you have been pregnant. Use that in conjunction with passport stamps, flight itineraries etc. to show that you and your husband were in the same country when you got pregnant. Then, when he does go to his visa interview (if that's after July) give him the copy of the child's birth certificate.

Again, you cannot prove to the USCIS at this point that the kid is definitely his, but that won't matter so much at this point. Use a doctor's note in conjunction with evidence showing you were together when you conceived. Keep in mind also that having a kid together does not alone prove that the marriage is bona fide, but it is a great bonus.

Edited November 20, 2013 by Yang-Ja

[GoLdEnSkY99 54]

u cant understand or not???????? the child is not born, i will birth in july so how can u ask me for certificate of birthday?

[David & Diana R 1,005]

Need more info...

[h13rma 35]

u cant understand or not???????? the child is not born, i will birth in july so how can u ask me for certificate of birthday?

Really. By the time you get to the point of needing to prove a bona fide marriage there is a pretty good chance that the child will already have been born, then you can use the birth certificate, until that point you will have to use the same documents as everyone else.

As for suggesting I don't understand, I at least have the ability to use sentences.

[JayJayH 546]

Have you filed the I-130 already?

If you already have, then you cannot add more evidence to it. Instead, when your husband goes to his visa interview, make sure he has the child's birth certificate with him.

If you have not yet filed the I-130, and you want to include your pregnancy as evidence of a bona fide marriage, I would just add a note from your doctor stating that you are pregnant, and how long you have been pregnant. Use that in conjunction with passport stamps, flight itineraries etc. to show that you and your husband were in the same country when you got pregnant. Then, when he does go to his visa interview (if that's after July) give him the copy of the child's birth certificate.

If your husband has his interview before the child is born, use a doctor's note in conjunction with evidence showing you were together when you conceived. Keep in mind also that having a kid together does not alone prove that the marriage is bona fide, but it is a great bonus.

Edited November 20, 2013 by Yang-Ja

[David & Diana R 1,005]

but child togather is bona fide of marriage right?

No, it's bona fide that you are pregnant, thats all.

[David & Diana R 1,005]

u cant understand or not???????? the child is not born, i will birth in july so how can u ask me for certificate of birthday?

What?