request of evidence i-130

[imadajoubar 0]

hello,i applied for my wife i-130 but USCIS asked me about request of evidence of bona fide,but she still oversee what should i do?

thanks

[designguy 1,179]

What evidence did you submit in the original petition?

[Crazy Cat 39,227]

12 minutes ago, imadajoubar said:

hello,i applied for my wife i-130 but USCIS asked me about request of evidence of bona fide,but she still oversee what should i do?

thanks

Marriage certificate, evidence of time actually spent together, evidence of continued communication, etc.

[imadajoubar 0]

Just now, designguy said:

What evidence did you submit in the original petition?

they asked me about inssurance policy.bank account.leasing.....

[designguy 1,179]

1 minute ago, imadajoubar said:

they asked me about inssurance policy.bank account.leasing.....

But what exactly did you send them in the original petition? 

 

Also if you are married then its possible to start co-mingling your finances, etc

[Troy B 221]

Any list they gave you would probably be generic.   What can be included for a spouse that lives abroad is different then what is expected from a spouse that lives with you.

 

As Lucky Cat said,  time spent together, eg airplane tickets and passport stamps.  receipts from anything you do together.   If you have a life insurance policy, she should be put on it as a beneficiary.

[imadajoubar 0]

Just now, designguy said:

But what exactly did you send them in the original petition? 

 

Also if you are married then its possible to start co-mingling your finances, etc

i sent i-130 from.photos.proof of marriage.birth certaficate....

[imadajoubar 0]

Just now, Troy B said:

Any list they gave you would probably be generic.   What can be included for a spouse that lives abroad is different then what is expected from a spouse that lives with you.

 

As Lucky Cat said,  time spent together, eg airplane tickets and passport stamps.  receipts from anything you do together.   If you have a life insurance policy, she should be put on it as a beneficiary.

she still oversee she does not have social security number how i can add her with me in inssurance,leasing,...

[Troy B 221]

32 minutes ago, imadajoubar said:

she still oversee she does not have social security number how i can add her with me in inssurance,leasing,...

 

You can't,  but for a beneficiary of a life insurance policy,  a social security number should not be needed.

[JFH 12,189]

You can have wills made with each other as the beneficiary. Do you have a life insurance policy through your employer? If so, make sure she is the beneficiary. 
 

You have not specified what you did provide. Photos of what? What do you mean by “proof of marriage”? A marriage certificate is the only “proof of marriage” that exists and that’s a basic requirement for a spousal visa. Evidence that the marriage is bona fide goes far beyond that. 

[JeanneAdil 6,197]

1 hour ago, imadajoubar said:

she still oversee she does not have social security number how i can add her with me in inssurance,leasing,...

If i could see a timeline (there is none and a country )  it would be easier to answer

some high fraud countries want proof you are starting to add wife to the financial area of your life 

did you marry (or were married ) by 2019?  if so, you would have added her to tax returns by filing a W7 with proofs in that tax year giving her a ITIN (individual taxpayer ID number)

when you have this number, get a POA (power of attorney ) from her (in both English and her language) and take the ITIN and POA to the bank and add her to your account.  

that is how you start 

 

until you do as USCIS has asked, you are in limbo

but if this is RFE,  you have a limited time to do this -very limited

[Ryan H 3,790]

If you received an RFE from USCIS, the exact wording of what it says needs to be stated in order for other posters to give you the correct answer.

[Lucky2Lucky 2,526]

16 hours ago, imadajoubar said:

i sent i-130 from.photos.proof of marriage.birth certaficate....

So you sent basically no evidence- you are lucky you got a RFE and not a denial. If you want specific help complete your VJ profile so we know where you are from.
 

Meanwhile gather your documents of your passport stamps, airline tickets, hotel reservations, etc which shows proof of being together. Have you created wills or added her as a beneficiary to your retirement account, insurance policy , etc. Assuming you were married prior to 2020 make sure you submit your tax transcripts/return 

[Quarknase 1,072]

As others have stated, our advise is only as good as the info you provide. First things first - please fill out your timeline and profile, so that we know what country and timelines we're dealing with. Then you could provide the exact wording of the RFE, as well as exact details of what you provided with the I-130 submission.

From there, you will be surprised how many helpful responses you will receive.