Will Form 2350 Fide 2023-2024

Hello there. I'm sharing information about immigration attorneys. Are you filing a family-based petition or a Form I-130 for your spouse? Or is your spouse filing a family-based petition for you? In this video, we will be discussing the type of evidence you need to submit to prove that your marriage is bona fide or real, not a sham. Stay tuned for up-to-date immigration advice. Subscribe to my channel and make sure you hit the bell to be notified every time I post a new video every week. If you're in the process of filing a family-based I-130 petition for your spouse, you may be stuck on proving that your marriage is real. Even though you know your marriage is real, how do you prove it? There are certain documents that can help you prove that your marriage is real, and we will discuss them. However, it is important to note that entering into marriage fraud is highly discouraged. Getting married solely for the purpose of obtaining an immigration benefit can have severe consequences, both legally and criminally. I do not recommend this. Real marriages are built on genuine love and the intention of living a life together and building a future together. With that being said, let's talk about the type of evidence you can submit to immigration to prove that you are in a real marriage and have an intention to form a life together. The same evidence I have used with my own clients to successfully obtain an approved I-130 petition. Here are some types of evidence you can submit: 1. Joint taxes: Submit joint tax returns if you have them. If you are in a newer marriage and haven't filed taxes together yet, remember to file together in the future to lift conditions on your residency. 2. Proof of living...