Azhar

Thanks, Mich, and all.

I'm sorry, I meant I-129F not I-259 I did get a little confused by four identical pages of G-325A but then read the guide here and it helped to understand that 4 pages per G-325A I'll keep you posted

Well, not quite.

You send two G-325As, one for the petitioner (you) and one (your wife) for the beneficiary.

To be clear, each of these forms has 4 identical pages, so you'll just send all four pages of each G-325A form (one form for husband, one form for wife), totalling 8 pages' (4 pages for husband, 4 pages for wife) worth of G-325A material in your petition. You will not send four copies of each G-325A, which would then be 32 pages (16 for husband, 16 for wife). I'm sure Reba meant it the way I explained here, but the way she said it might be confusing to some. ttyl,

mich

2- Two filled out G-325a forms, one for me and one for her with our photos attached to respective forms

I just wanted to add that I think you're supposed to have 4 copies each of the G325A

Hi all,

I'm about to send I-130 petition to USCIS for my wife and will appreciate your time if you can be of help. I've included in the petition:

1- I-130 filled out form

2- Two filled out G-325a forms, one for me and one for her with our photos attached to respective forms

3- Payment $190

4- Supporting documents: My naturalization certificate copy, My USA passport copy (all pages), Marriage certificate

My questions are:

1- Do I need send our wedding photos too? At what point I send in my wedding photos?

2- The Guide on this site has a procedure list and mentions filing I-259 after NOA1 of I-130. What is "NOA1"? Does it stand for Notice of Approval? Are there multiple NOAs that it has 1 to it?

Thanks in advance.