| Photo identtification
of the petitioner - examples of proper identification
are: U.S. Passport or State issued Driver's license. Stores
bought I.D. cards are not considered proper identification. |
| Beneficiary's passport
and I-94 (Arrivals/Departure Record). |
| Birth Certificates
for ALL of the petitioner's and ALL of the beneficiary's
children |
| Marriage registration
from civil authorities. ALL divorce decrees and/or deaf
certificates from ALL previous marriages. |
| Employment letters from
both petitioner's and beneficiary's employers. Employment
letters must be on company letterhead. The letter must
state date employment began, salary, marital status, dependents
claimed and whom to notify in case of emergency. An official
of the firm/company must sign the letter with a contact
phone number.The latest two pay stubs/statements must
also be submitted. |
| Federal,state and local
income tax returns for the past 3 years. Submit the signed
and dated returns and proof of filing with the IRS. |
| Any/All evidence that
you and your spouse have a bone fide marital relationship.
Such evidence may consist of, but not limited to, bank
letters, bank statements, lease agreements, rent receipts,
mortgage agreements,health insurance policies, life insurance
policies, utility bills, tax returns and photographs. |
| Two 2" by 2" head shot
photographs of the petitioner and the beneficiary. (Two
photos are required although it is recommended that four
be submitted.) |
| An updated From I-864
Affidavit of Support for sponsor based cases. The I-864
must be signed and notarized for the beneficiary of the
Immigrant Visa Application. I-864's must contain up to
date information and supporting documentation must be
current to be accepted. If the applicant was originally
required to submit form I-134, then this form must be
updated at the time of the interview. |
| An I-693 Medical Examination
Form and Supplement "A", Immunization Record (only needed
if an I-693 & supplement was previously submitted
and 15 months has lapsed.) |