Noa2 and continued communications

[AtlantaFalcons199 2]

I’m working on compiling my continued communications for my fiancé for her interview, my question is how did you guys print yours out? Like staples or any websites? I would do it myself but It might be cheaper to use a professional printing service because of ink costs

[Chris Duffy 1,256]

What country is your fiancé from?

 

From what I have seen continued communication is waste of time, but I guess it could depend on country as well.

 

I saw just show up at the interview, it's pretty good evidence for continued communication,  That is if the US citizen is allowed in interview. I assume you are US Citizen

[T_P 872]

3 minutes ago, AtlantaFalcons199 said:

I’m working on compiling my continued communications for my fiancé for her interview, my question is how did you guys print yours out? Like staples or any websites? I would do it myself but It might be cheaper to use a professional printing service because of ink costs

Facebook screen shots are fine, whatsapp phone prints also fine....I have done and used that myself and it was more than enough. Dont forget to also show pictures of you guys together, family etc

[EandH0904 1,184]

We just used one screenshot a week and put 4 on a page and so each page was a minth. They aren't going to read every conversation. Don't send hundreds of pages. 

[Paul & Mallory 1,398]

With my original (petition) evidence, I sent screenshots of my email inbox showing how far back our email conversations went, but did not send screenshots of every single email. I also sent text message records, but again didn't send screenshots of the actual conversations. I also sent screenshots of convos between myself and his sister/parents, and between him and my parents/siblings. For the continued evidence that he's going to use for his interview (time between petition being filed and interview), we plan to do basically the same thing but with correspondence that occurred within that timeframe, obviously.

 

Other things to consider/that you can use:

FaceTime/Skype call logs (with time stamps)

If you've mailed anything to one another, copies or screenshots of postage info (which will include dates)

Copies of any Christmas cards, letters, etc. (outside of electronic correspondence)

If you've seen one another since applying, photos with timestamps are good. If you don't have timestamps, write on the back of the photo. I had to do that with some of mine; I usually print/order from Shutterfly, which timestamps the print date, but some of my photos were printed in person at Walmart so I just wrote on the back.

 

Like someone else said above - too much info can work against you. They aren't interested in word for word scripts of all the convos - the main thing is to show the timeline and dates.

[Chris Duffy 1,256]

On ‎1‎/‎4‎/‎2018 at 6:25 AM, AtlantaFalcons199 said:

I’m working on compiling my continued communications for my fiancé for her interview, my question is how did you guys print yours out? Like staples or any websites? I would do it myself but It might be cheaper to use a professional printing service because of ink costs

You don't need to worry about it.

 

I see now you fiancé is doing her interview in Manila.   They will probably ask her 3 questions and boom approved.

 

 

[geowrian 22,335]

I used FedEx Office, but that's only because my printer's toner was acting up. Otherwise I would just print it myself (then again, I use a laser printer so the cost per page is lower than ink).

 

I was at the interview at USEM with my fiancee, and we provided plenty of photos, screenshots of a sample of our chats over the years, emails with family, etc. (including screenshots of the iOS app I made to propose to her!). We still got asked a number of questions by the staff member that collects the documents. I wasn't worried about her being refused, but they did make it pretty clear in their mannerisms that you need to prove your case.

 

I think she spent about 12 minutes with us asking questions and looking over documents and relationship evidence. The interview with the actual CO was shorter (maybe like 4 minutes?) and had fewer questions.