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K-2 Child Filing Separately Evidence Of Bona Fide Marriage?

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I need to file I-751 for my K-2 son separately.  He received his conditional green card more than 90 days after my wife.  My wife is already a 10 year green card holder.  We've already submitted tons of evidence proving our bona fide marriage.  Do I need to submit more evidence of our bona fide marriage with my son's I-751?  I wouldn't think so, the bona fides of our marriage have already been proven.  I'm just trying to save more work here if it's not necessary.  Thanks everyone!

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