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Photographs (with) I-130 ? ? ?
I am confused as to when to send the personal photographs of my relationship with my wife? 
I read on one website that it is a good idea to send along with the I-130, G-325A, and all other documents, "Any other relevant documentation to establish that there is an ongoing marital union, including photographs)."
I have also read elsewhere, the opposite, i.e. not to send photographs, and that my wife, and or I should bring them to the interview.
We have photographs from every month of our relationship, from when we met last July in Denver (on a retreat), my several trips to Mexico City to visit her and her family, her trips here to St. Louis, and finally many photographs of our wedding two weeks ago.
Should I send these photographs along with the I-130 and relevant documents, or should I wait until the interview?
Thanks.
Fatah
P.S. Is the correct filing address for someone living in St. Louis, MO, still:
USCIS
P.O. Box 804625
Chicago, IL 60680-4107
I read on one website that it is a good idea to send along with the I-130, G-325A, and all other documents, "Any other relevant documentation to establish that there is an ongoing marital union, including photographs)."
I have also read elsewhere, the opposite, i.e. not to send photographs, and that my wife, and or I should bring them to the interview.
We have photographs from every month of our relationship, from when we met last July in Denver (on a retreat), my several trips to Mexico City to visit her and her family, her trips here to St. Louis, and finally many photographs of our wedding two weeks ago.
Should I send these photographs along with the I-130 and relevant documents, or should I wait until the interview?
Thanks.
Fatah
P.S. Is the correct filing address for someone living in St. Louis, MO, still:
USCIS
P.O. Box 804625
Chicago, IL 60680-4107
