RapidVisa and bona fide marriage

[carmel34 3,531]

There are so many factors to consider when deciding what type and how much bona fide marriage evidence to submit with the petition.  You are applying from a low-fraud country, and there do not appear to be any red flags like age, language, culture, or religion differences, so therefore not as much evidence is needed.  USCIS primarily looks at the legal right of the USC to file the petition.  Scrutiny of the relationship, if it ever happens, usually comes at the interview.  If you have any red flags, you can submit relationship evidence at the NVC stage, or take it to the interview at the consulate or embassy, but in your case it doesn't sound like you will need it, and if asked, you can always submit it later.  Good luck!

[bakphx1 785]

Since you’re from a low fraud country, you really needn’t worry.

 

They know that two people who haven’t lived together in the same country can’t have joint leases or property or bank accounts or anything like that.  You’re not at any disadvantage there.

 

The direct answer to your question is no, you shouldn’t send in additional information to be added as they aren’t good at that.  You can bring it to the interview just in case.  In our interview they got all of the documents and then specifically asked if we had pictures.  

 

One thing in the end is people here filed with front loading and others without it.  In the interview they give you zero feedback on stuff you submitted.  So to some degree we all have some assumptions on what worked but nothing more.