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hey everyone instead II would do it like Debbie calm a lifestyle blog on helping you to do more and save more I am also documenting my immigration story so if you are like me and filing the i-130 to bring your spouse from a different country into the u.s. then please go ahead and take a look we can all find value in sharing our experiences our processing times and what not so I'll just continue to be documenting there's a lot of people who are sharing tidbits about their immigration process and it really just helps the collective in today's video I'm talking about the documents that you'll provide for supporting documentation for the i-130 to prove a bona fide marriage now the guidelines on the USCIS gov website give parameters but are a little bit vague so it's up for interpretation it's up to you to show a range of different you know forms of proof to really show the timeline of your relationship and that it's legitimate so if you're filing the i-130 it means that you are married if you have not gotten married yet you could choose the route of the i-130 after you are married or if you're just fiance's you might want to go say the k1 fiancee visa route but this one the i-130 triggers either the k3 marriage visa or the spousal visa the ir1 or the cr1 the conditional resident or the immigration visa to get your spouse into the country so this is a huge step in your process of trying to be together so it's a really exciting one it can be a tedious one but just make sure that you're meticulous in gathering all your documents and your evidence you can start way before your marriage and just start collecting things so by the time that you do get married you're not wasting time trying to like collect documents or forms of proof from everywhere and you can just you know send off the i-130 so today again like I said we're talking specifically about supporting documentation of course with that being said there's other things that you would need to provide in your packet it would be the i-130 itself the island 30a which is mostly information about your beneficiary or foreign spouse they do not need to sign it if they are living abroad but if you do happen to get married here in the US and you are say together then they can go ahead and sign it but just make sure that when you submit you are signing the i-130 or it will get immediately rejected and then there's other things like you as the petitioner proving that you are a US citizen what's something like a passport would be your best bet and then there is the whole thing of the supporting documentation so I'm going to be referencing my package I submitted something like this and these are actually all...