Photos with family us proof

[Selmaben 0]

Hello again,

I wanted to ask people who said that pictures with family are good proofs,can you please tell me how the CO s can make sure they are our real parents??

Edited February 13, 2016 by Selmaben

[mallafri76 1,012]

They're trained at reading body language, tone of voice, facial expressions etc. Unless you're an extremely good liar, most people give away little hints when they are in fact lying.

Plus I would think and hope that no one's stupid enough to falsify information to the federal government, as it would be bye bye visa and could mean hello prison.

[Alaska2012 462]

Why? Are you considering faking a family reunion?

[Shemp 6]

She was very nervous for a week before the interview. It was in Manila. It was more simple than imagined.

She talked to the consular through a window with other applicants all gathered around behind her.

Its not an interrogation. They ask basic questions. They just want to get an idea and a feel for who you are.

He gave little attention to content of the photos, the stack of receipts, the financial info,

or any of the details of her bio, for that matter. What he was impressed with was her scrapbook.

[TnJ 131]

When we provided photos of us meeting within the 2 years, we merely labeled the photos with place, date, and people in photos. Listing the people in the photos is really the best you can do. It's not a huge concern to worry over. Just follow instructions. USCIS and DoS can investigate matters if it was really deemed necessary.

Edited February 13, 2016 by TnJ

[Penguin_ie 5,984]

The photos are not looked at on their own; remember they have info on the parents and siblings from your bio, and may ask; they may have checked your social media and if there are doubts, can also visit your neighbourhood and ask.

[Selmaben 0]

She was very nervous for a week before the interview. It was in Manila. It was more simple than imagined.

She talked to the consular through a window with other applicants all gathered around behind her.

Its not an interrogation. They ask basic questions. They just want to get an idea and a feel for who you are.

He gave little attention to content of the photos, the stack of receipts, the financial info,

or any of the details of her bio, for that matter. What he was impressed with was her scrapbook.

Where she is from?

[TomEn 90]

Hello again,

I wanted to ask people who said that pictures with family are good proofs,can you please tell me how the CO s can make sure they are our real parents??

Hello again Selmaben.

I did say that it would be a good idea to have your pics with family members for the interview. My CO did not look at the any pics that I had. Perhaps ours was a unique case for it being a same-sex marriage. However, three were others in the room for a K1 interview and many of their photos were looked at and questioned. Each case is different and each CO is different in how they handle the case. But for all you know, pics with family in the backyard over a BBQ party may come in handy.

[baron555 934]

Hello again,

I wanted to ask people who said that pictures with family are good proofs,can you please tell me how the CO s can make sure they are our real parents??

They can't.