USCIS Checklist!

[MrChamploo 45]

So i just want to make sure i have everyting together then i can send!

1A - Form G1145

1B - Cover letter

1. Check for 420$

2. G-325A For petitioner

3. Passport Photo of petitioner

4. Copy of petitioner's birth certificate

4. G-325A for immigrant

5. Passport photo of immigrant

6. Copy of Marriage certificate

Bonda fide marriage..

1. Two Airline invoices + Passport stamps to her country (Trying to get a hotel receipt)

2. Proof she is the beneficiary to my life insurance.

3. Marriage Photos (Photo's of us together as well as her family)

QUESTIONS!

I could attempt to get our Facebook/Skype Call/Chat logs but don't know the best way or what to even submit.

Do i need to submit a police certificate as well? (I have no crimes)

Notes..

I got her on one of my credit cards but since she has no SS,shes just an authorized user and does not show up on the bill,sucks. -/-

[Mrs. Wild 87]

You don't need a police certificate for this part of the process. If you can get something that says she's an authorized user on your accounts, that would be helpful. The authorized user agreement perhaps?

[toeknee 6]

Don't forgot the I-130 form.

[awaywego 28]

There are threads here on how to get any sort of chat history – if you use it, I'm sure some other couple does, as well The wisdom that I've seen here is to submit a selection that spans the course of your relationship.

Police certificate(s) is/are required from the beneficiary at the NVC stage. No need to do anything with that now.

You can try contacting the credit card company and see what they're able to send you. It's likely they have some form letter for these situations stating, e.g., _____ was added to the account as an authorized user on _____. I've seen posts from others who have sent in images of the two cards with the same card number on them. Not sure which would be considered stronger evidence.

[MrChamploo 45]

Don't forgot the I-130 form.

Yes yes i do have it but forgot to put it into the List but thank you!

You don't need a police certificate for this part of the process. If you can get something that says she's an authorized user on your accounts, that would be helpful. The authorized user agreement perhaps?

I am trying to do that! Hopfully they have something! Otherwise i could do pictures i guess!

-- Do you guys think with a document showing shes on my cc account + some random chatlogs would be enough with what im already submitting?

[NikLR 13,220]

Yes if you can submit something showing she's an authorized user on your CC account, certainly submit that. We didn't bother with chatlogs or emails, but I had them in case we had an RFE or something. I just didn't like submitting something personal when I'm from a low fraud country. Often how much you submit depends on the country.

[MrChamploo 45]

Yes if you can submit something showing she's an authorized user on your CC account, certainly submit that. We didn't bother with chatlogs or emails, but I had them in case we had an RFE or something. I just didn't like submitting something personal when I'm from a low fraud country. Often how much you submit depends on the country.

Yes i am working on the CC account but you think the account would be enough with the rest? She is from the Netherlands so i think that's a low fraud country ;D

[NikLR 13,220]

Yeah pretty low. LOL That would be enough IMHO, but if you get an RFE submit emails or chat stuff.

[MrChamploo 45]

Yeah pretty low. LOL That would be enough IMHO, but if you get an RFE submit emails or chat stuff.

Alright alright thanks and the LOL still means pretty low right? or were you like being sarcastic -/-

[arken 4,197]

My bank also doesn't put the authorized user on the statement so I included a copy of both of our cards with only last 4 digits shown.

[NikLR 13,220]

Alright alright thanks and the LOL still means pretty low right? or were you like being sarcastic -/-

LOL means yes, it's low. It's the Netherlands. No worries.

My bank also doesn't put the authorized user on the statement so I included a copy of both of our cards with only last 4 digits shown.

zero reason to black out the cards. US government employees aren't going to steal your identity or use the cards; and they could get the information if they wanted.

Edited June 12, 2016 by NLR

[StoshKrystal 1]

You will eventually need a police certificate for her, since she is the beneficiary, but not at this stage. You will not need to submit one as the USC (petitioner)

[Mrs. Wild 87]

I think what you have is good so far, definitely try to get something that says she's on your credit card (or scanned copies of both your cards with the same account number and maybe a bill showing both cards use the account).

Do you have mail or any cards addressed to both of you? (wedding gifts/cards, bridal shower/wedding invitations sent out to guests, etc)

I agree with others that chat logs/etc are super personal, so if there is no need to send them don't worry too much about that type of evidence. We didn't send chat logs or any sort of social media info (married forever though). However, if she's on your cell phone plan-- include that. Or if you call each other using the same phone numbers (your cell phone calling hers + vice/versa), you could get a copy of your cell phone bills.

Anything that states the spouse as an emergency contact works as well (employment application/insurance/etc)

[MrChamploo 45]

So my CC company is actually sending me a letter stating she is an authorized user on my account ;D

That added with what i have up there should be enough right? ;O

[AstroCanada 206]

So my CC company is actually sending me a letter stating she is an authorized user on my account ;D

That added with what i have up there should be enough right? ;O

Based on everything I've read that sounds pretty reasonable to me. I wouldn't include things like chat logs at this stage...that's kind of digging deep if you don't have much other evidence.

Some things to think about. How long have you been together? Any time living together? Proof would include things like a joint lease or joint mortgage.

Maybe I'm reading too much into it, but your airline tickets suggests that you've only met in person twice? If so, that could be a bit of a red flag to get married after only two meetings. In that case, you might want to dig a bit deeper on evidence.