Interview evidence

[claire 0]

We have our interview in Phoenix 2 weeks tomorrow. I was curious as to whether people have taken/or are planning to take to their interviews letters from their relatives/friends. Is it a good idea to do this? Who is a good idea to ask for letters (ie I am sure they wouldnt be interested in letters from my family friends in the UK?!?) and what information should they include in the letters.

Hope this makes sense. Any advice would be much appreciated.

Claire and Mike

[motu 5]

I think letters from friends/family are a last resort when you have nothing else - I as many others didn't take any letters or cards - we tool bank statements, health insurance (and dental) coverage papers and bills; utility bills; visa cards and bills etc. Good Luck

[nyc 0]

I had them but she didn't ask for them.

not really important.

Take:

-taxes,

-joint bank accounts

- joint insurrance

- photos

That's what they like

[dmartmar 1]

We have our interview in Phoenix 2 weeks tomorrow. I was curious as to whether people have taken/or are planning to take to their interviews letters from their relatives/friends. Is it a good idea to do this? Who is a good idea to ask for letters (ie I am sure they wouldnt be interested in letters from my family friends in the UK?!?) and what information should they include in the letters.

Hope this makes sense. Any advice would be much appreciated.

Claire and Mike

None of this should worry you, if your marriage was and is truly bona fide.

[claire 0]

We have our interview in Phoenix 2 weeks tomorrow. I was curious as to whether people have taken/or are planning to take to their interviews letters from their relatives/friends. Is it a good idea to do this? Who is a good idea to ask for letters (ie I am sure they wouldnt be interested in letters from my family friends in the UK?!?) and what information should they include in the letters.

Hope this makes sense. Any advice would be much appreciated.

Claire and Mike

None of this should worry you, if your marriage was and is truly bona fide.

I've seen people talk about bringing letters before and was just curious as to the expectation that you bring these with you. However, I appreciate your helpful input as I always enjoy your policing of the authenticity of people's marriages. We've managed to keep up the pretense for 9 years......so once we struggle through to our Golden wedding anniversary I'll be sure to send you an invite.

[maya62 7]

We have our interview in Phoenix 2 weeks tomorrow. I was curious as to whether people have taken/or are planning to take to their interviews letters from their relatives/friends. Is it a good idea to do this? Who is a good idea to ask for letters (ie I am sure they wouldnt be interested in letters from my family friends in the UK?!?) and what information should they include in the letters.

Hope this makes sense. Any advice would be much appreciated.

Claire and Mike

None of this should worry you, if your marriage was and is truly bona fide.

I've seen people talk about bringing letters before and was just curious as to the expectation that you bring these with you. However, I appreciate your helpful input as I always enjoy your policing of the authenticity of people's marriages. We've managed to keep up the pretense for 9 years......so once we struggle through to our Golden wedding anniversary I'll be sure to send you an invite.

[Collie 122]

hey there,

we brought 2 letters from 2 mutual friends of ours attesting that they knew us well and that we had a bona fide marriage. This is secondary evidence though. Go with as much primary as possible like bank accounts, insurance policies etc.

Kat

[bigtex 0]

Be certain to wear your wedding ring if you have one and bring marriage photos and of course the marriage certificate.