mexicoAmigo

Hey Ramirez, 
 
I did the same as Jorge (US citizen residing in Mexico) and I have a photocopy of the sheet USCIS gave me when I went in to the office of the requirements you'll need for DCF.
 
It's attached here-
 
Also, since you live here, you can just make a walk in appointment to the embassy on Reforma and ask them all your questions. They are super nice and helpful. I wish I had done it at the very very beginning because I wasted a lot of time trying to read the minds of what they might want from me.
 
And Jorge's guide is awesome!
I130 Mex Required Docs.pdf

Also we used a lawyer and for proof of our relationship they asked us to include about 20 photos of just us and another 15-20 with friends in the photos. I printed screenshots directly from facebook so the timestamp and comments were visible. I also included a couple pieces of mail having joint domicile and my wife's bank statement showing we have the same address but I didn't have too much in that area. We only married in May so that part was a little lacking but it didn't seem to be an issue,
 
Agree with Jorge - although I'm re-domiciling, it was much more about proving residency in Mexico. Actually I had a conversation with the USCIS officer in CDMX and he told me the same thing. I saw people getting rejected for that very reason here in mexico city.

Hey compadre, congratulations on the fast processing! what a relief. I saw in another post you mentioned about calling to get your case number. We haven't received the snail mail notice of our approval yet, though we received it the same day (June 29) via email. How did the process work for you guys? When did you go from A0000000000.... to a case number?
 
gracias,
amigo