NMinLasVegas

Thank you, I appreciate your insight. In my case, I may have opened the door by previously uploading some transfer history and my RFE does contain this language, "Such evidence should cover the entire period of the marriage and may include, but is not limited to: . . . Remittances of wire transfers or monies sent to the beneficiary to help support them; Note: The sender and recipient of the monies deposited/sent must be clearly shown by name, address and phone number." So I am inclined to include that information, I am just trying to get it to match up with this requirement of showing her address. All Xoom shows is her gcash phone number and name. I can include a photo of her gcash profile and the associated postal id. I am wondering if there is a better way to ensure it will be acceptable for USCIS? Thanks again!

Many thanks to those who have commented already. Can anyone help me understand how to properly send evidence of money sent for support. The Request for Evidence I have received states, "Remittances of wire transfers or monies sent to the beneficiary to help support them; Note: The sender and recipient of the monies deposited/sent must be clearly shown by name, address and phone number" My wife is Filipina. I send money to her gcash. I previously included screenshots of my transfer history on Xoom and on Wise and screen shots of bank statements. I'm not too sure if these were looked at and if they were deficient. The screen shots show her name and her phone number. How do I satisfy this requirement to show her address with gcash transfers? Thanks.

I originally included affidavits from her brother and sister and my mother, and I intend to update these and include them again in the RFE response. I understand these are weaker evidence than passport stamps. Nevertheless, what should I make sure to include and consider in with those affidavits and with getting them notarized? Many thanks.

I am also wondering if I should include screenshots of the chats with Air B&B hosts where I provided both my wife's and my passport, you can see them in the screenshot. That seems to me like better evidence than the pdfs Air B&B provides. I guess I am getting obsessive with this but I want to try to get it right. Thanks so much.

ChatGPT suggests that I include a screenshot of my past trips screen and a table summary I make myself with the dates and confirmation codes, basically all the limited info the pdf's for visa purposes contain and then also to include 6-8 of the 1 page pdf's Air B&B generates. Is that a reasonable way to proceed? Thanks.

I am trying to wrap my head around how to use information from Air B&B in my RFE response. I have like 25 stays in my past trips. Many of them are consecutive stays at the same units. A few of them were rooms I got for her brother and sister. They have a get pdf for visa purposes link, and the pdf this generates shows the dates, the amount paid, a confirmation code, and the guest names (Although you just type that in yourself when you go to request the pdf) . . . . . Should I generate 20 some of these and include them? I could also take a screenshot of the past trips page. Thanks again for the help.

I have found 5 out of 6 actual boarding passes, I am missing my boarding pass from my return home the second trip. I do have an e-ticket they must have printed at the airport, it's on that type of boarding pass card stock. And I have a qr code boarding pass image saved on my phone. I remember my flight got cancelled that day and they moved me onto the next flight out. Not sure if it's better to include or omit that e-ticket and qr code boarding pass saved on my phone. Thanks.

Thank you, I was just wondering if having it done at the library offered some extra benefit.

You seem highly knowledgeable but I am having trouble reconciling this advice with recommendations to include everything I can which could easily go over 100 pages. Is a reasonable way to approach it to have a 10 page or less response with some images and attachments but include and reference more voluminous attachments? For example perhaps two pages of pictures with me and her family but reference an attachment with a greater number of pictures? Thank you for your help.

I am wondering if having it done at the public library is better than scanning it at home for some reason? Thanks again.

I still have my receipts and printouts from the Philippines Bureau of Immigration from visa extensions. Is that good to include in my response?

So I want to include all the blank pages? This seems counterintuitive. Thanks.

Is there an overall page length I should be shooting for in my response? Is it okay to respond electronically or is it more advantageous to mail a hard copy?

Passport stamps prove I was in the country but they don't prove that she was me. All I really have to prove that would be lots of pictures together. And I suppose the Air B&B receipts can show she was registered with me. But maybe the USCIS doesn't scrutinize it on that level.

I am fairly certain I do have them all, or at least most, I was saving all that stuff to make a scrap book someday. So if I have them does it make sense to scan them and include them?