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Thanks!! What proofs would you include? Is there any topic in this forum where I can see examples?

I think you forgot to put the response

The documents are in Spanish. I am on the first step of the I-130 request. Do you think USCIS will receive it like that? We have like 100 boarding passes of all the visits he made. (Thanks for clarifying this part for me)

Good morning, I hope this message finds you well. I'm looking to translate several documents to provide as evidence for my I130 request, and I'm wondering if any of you have suggestions for online translation services? The documents include a rental Agreement, flight itineraries, hotel reservations, a voucher from money sent via Western Union, and others. I attempted to have them translated locally in the Dominican Republic, but the cost is prohibitive. Thanks in advance.

Exactly, it can be seen like that. We're just going to keep it the normal way.

Thanks for the reply. Sorry, this is her personal decision, I don't like to questionate people on their decissions. Regards,

Thanks for the response. My husband and I have decided to not to request any expedites unless it is merely necessary.

Thank you for your response and the recommendations provided. I've decided not to request expedited processing, as your suggestions resonate with me. Rushing the process could be perceived as either suspicious or desperate, especially considering my mother's lack of legal status, which may not qualify as a valid reason for expediting. My husband is a travel agent, has a flexible schedule and can visit me 1-2 times a month. Given these circumstances, I don't feel any urgency regarding the procedure.

Thanks, it's the beneficiary's mother.

Good afternoon beautiful people, I hope this message finds you well. I want to know if this reason is enough to expedite my I-130 petition: 1. For 23 years, my mother has been residing unlawfully in New York. Due to her entry with borrowed documents, she is unable to return to our country or regularize her status. We lost contact when I was 8 years old, and since then, she has been battling depression, especially after being diagnosed with stomach cancer in 2020. Do you think these are enough grounds to request an expedite? Thanks for your suggestions. Regards,

Hey, thanks for the reply. Yes, the divorce decree is the official document that he got from the court after he divorced his previous partner. Thanks again,

Hello everyone, I hope you are all doing great. I am e-filling an I-130 form. I am the beneficiary, and my husband is currently the petitioner. I have some doubts regarding some information requested here and I was hoping that you guys can help me with these questions 🙌. 1- My husband hails from Peru originally, where he had a longer name (In his birth certificate and Peruvian passport). After obtaining US citizenship, he opted to shorten his name (He only kept 1st name and 1 last name). What specific documents are required to demonstrate his legal name change? 2- When completing the I-130A form, for the beneficiary's information section, you are required to provide details about "Parent #1" and "Parent #2." However, my birth certificate only lists my mother, as my father never acknowledged me. Do I still need to put my father's information even though he never declared me? 3- In the I-130 e-form, there's a section labeled "Beneficiary's family - Additional family" where you can include the beneficiary's spouse or child's details. Do I still need to complete this section with the petitioner's information? 4- There's a section designated for uploading evidence. In this section, my husband (the Petitioner) has uploaded his divorce decree. However, it also requests "Evidence of the end of your spouse's prior marriage(s)," yet I (the Beneficiary) have never been married before. Should this part be completed by the petitioner or the beneficiary? Thanks to all for trying to help me. Best regards, Reynaldo M.