I-130 Petition - How to organize

[Eh0225 6]

What order did you organize your petition in? What came before what?

[Liam2021 561]

Included a checklist with all support documents which you send together with I-130. Follow that checklist to arranged your evidences.

[pushbrk 12,154]

38 minutes ago, Eh0225 said:

What order did you organize your petition in? What came before what?

In general, the order in which the requirements are found in the I-130 instructions.  Here is an example of a table of contents but your circumstances may require more items like divorce decrees etc.

 

-       Personal check #_____ for $535.00 filing fee

-       G1145 E-Notification Form

-       Form I-130

-       Form I-130a

-       Photocopy of Petitioner’s Certified Copy of Birth Certificate

-       Photocopy of Certified Copy of Marriage Certificate

-       Passport type photos for Petitioner

-       Photos together and other evidence of bona fide relationship

[Eh0225 6]

13 minutes ago, pushbrk said:

In general, the order in which the requirements are found in the I-130 instructions.  Here is an example of a table of contents but your circumstances may require more items like divorce decrees etc.

 

-       Personal check #_____ for $535.00 filing fee

-       G1145 E-Notification Form

-       Form I-130

-       Form I-130a

-       Photocopy of Petitioner’s Certified Copy of Birth Certificate

-       Photocopy of Certified Copy of Marriage Certificate

-       Passport type photos for Petitioner

-       Photos together and other evidence of bona fide relationship

Thank you

[Nyro33 27]

Hi Eh0225

 

I would put the petitioner's passport photos behind the I-130 and the beneficiary's passport photos behind the I-130A as suggested here: https://www.visajourney.com/content/i130guide1

 

The guide also suggests putting the G-1145 form on top of the packet.

Edited April 29, 2019 by Nyro33

[NikLR 13,220]

6 hours ago, Nyro33 said:

Hi Eh0225

 

I would put the petitioner's passport photos behind the I-130 and the beneficiary's passport photos behind the I-130A as suggested here: https://www.visajourney.com/content/i130guide1

 

The guide also suggests putting the G-1145 form on top of the packet.

If the beneficiary is not residing in the USA then passport photos of them are not needed. 

[Nyro33 27]

39 minutes ago, NikLR said:

If the beneficiary is not residing in the USA then passport photos of them are not needed. 

Good to know, thanks