For attorneys & self-represented filers

Tell the story your case deserves — in evidence.

BonaFide turns photos, messages, financials, affidavits, awards, and records into a meticulously organized, beautifully designed binder. Purpose-built for immigration matters — I-130, K-1, O-1A, and O-1B.

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Built for immigration practice•Pro se welcome

Archival evidence flat-lay: photographs, letters, ticket stubs

Exhibit C-04

Sample binder — Honeymoon, Kyoto, Apr 2024

Every kind of evidence

A category for every piece of proof — and room for the ones we haven't named.

Pick a case type and get a checklist tuned to it. Add custom categories anytime for the documents that don't fit a template.

Photos, Travel & Social Life

Throughout the entire relationship

·Wedding or engagement photographs — ceremony, reception, with guests
·Photos of the couple with family and friends (birthdays, holidays, gatherings)
·Vacation photos with both partners pictured together

Joint Finances

Commingled assets and accounts

·Jointly filed federal IRS tax returns (each year filed jointly)
·Joint checking & savings statements (sampling per account)
·Joint credit card statements (or photos of cards if names not shown)

Met In Person (within 2 years)

Required proof the couple met in person

·Passport stamps or boarding passes showing travel to meet
·Hotel reservations and receipts from trips together
·Photos of the couple together during in-person visits, with dates

Intent to Marry

Sworn statements and engagement evidence

·Signed sworn statements from each party of intent to marry within 90 days of entry
·Engagement announcements, engagement party invitations or photos
·Wedding venue contracts, deposits, or save-the-dates

Awards & Prizes

Nationally or internationally recognized awards

·Certificates, plaques, or trophies for major awards
·Award announcement letters or press releases
·Selection criteria showing the award's significance

Scholarly Articles

Authored in professional journals or major media

·Copies of published articles authored by the beneficiary
·Journal/publication information (impact factor, audience)
·Citation counts (Google Scholar, Scopus, Web of Science)

Lead/Starring Role in Productions

Distinguished productions or events

·Playbills, programs, credits, or contracts naming the beneficiary in a lead role
·Reviews or press identifying the production's distinguished reputation
·Marketing materials featuring the beneficiary

Critical Reviews & Recognition

National or international acclaim