I read somewhere of someone who had their interview and the officer said it's not about quantity but quality. I didn't overload them with a lot of papers just the really good ones like our child's bc and life insurance car insurance house lease child's baptism certificate and pictures.
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Originally Posted by eRkah
I'm curious about what others have done for this too. I'm front-loading mine just in case, my I-130 'package' alone is over 50 pages, but i also have a unique case. i focused on joint bank statements from different banks, joint car insurance, bills/letters to the same address, old travel tickets for both of us, and pictures
i have it if you still want. Im using the new one, i think it's a little easier, although some parts are confusing. but it gets rid of both g-325, just asks for one i-130a
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