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Hi,

I am really in desperate need of all everyone's advice. Your help and time is very much appreciated. Below are my questions and concerns:

1) I am petitioning for my father and I just found my parents were not legally married when they had me. We are from Vietnam and in the rural area back in the days, a lot of people just have a ceremony at home and never file the legal paperwork, therefore, I was born out of wedlock :(. I am now 25 and my parents just recently obtained a marriage certificate which will show the registration date as recently. On the I-130 instruction, it says that I have to provide evidence an emotional or financial bond. Please let me know what can I provide to proof this?

2) Also, will the date of the recent marriage be an issue?

Again, thank you in advance for your reply.

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Filed: Timeline

Hi,

I am really in desperate need of all everyone's advice. Your help and time is very much appreciated. Below are my questions and concerns:

1) I am petitioning for my father and I just found my parents were not legally married when they had me. We are from Vietnam and in the rural area back in the days, a lot of people just have a ceremony at home and never file the legal paperwork, therefore, I was born out of wedlock :(. I am now 25 and my parents just recently obtained a marriage certificate which will show the registration date as recently. On the I-130 instruction, it says that I have to provide evidence an emotional or financial bond. Please let me know what can I provide to proof this?

2) Also, will the date of the recent marriage be an issue?

Again, thank you in advance for your reply.

Do you have photos from your childhood with your dad? Is his name on your school documents. Anything to show he was part of our life through all the years.

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Timeline

You can include a cover letter explaining what happened.

I agree with including evidence such as photos, baptismal certificate showing both parents names (if applicable), school records and/or affidavits from older relatives/family friends.

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