Bona Fide Marriage Evidence Review video
Every month of the marriage checked across every kind of evidence, scored, and turned into the questions an officer will ask. 1:18
What the film shows
Scores a couple's evidence for a marriage green card or I-751 and lists what is missing
Agents sort every upload by kind of evidence and month, check that names and addresses agree, shade a heat map of the marriage and score it. Every cold band and mismatch becomes a likely officer question paired with its evidence, and one plain request to the couple. The paralegal approves every message; the attorney approves the score and signs the packet.
Transcript
- Bona Fide Marriage Evidence Review scores a couple's marriage evidence, for immigration firms.
- In August, over three hundred sixty thousand petitions to remove conditions waited at USCIS.
- Priya and Mateo uploaded two hundred fourteen items; agents placed each by kind and month.
- The heat map shows a cold band in joint finances, months seven to eleven.
- Mateo's joint card statement arrives: the band warms, and the score goes from sixty-two to eighty-one.
- Two addresses don't match: an old W-2, and a car insured at his parents' home.
- The gaps become one plain request, approved by Elias before it is sent.
- Each cold band becomes the questions an officer will likely ask, paired with evidence.
- Charlotte approves the score and signs the packet, twenty-one days early.
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The narration as written for the film. Captions are on the player.