Pictures to send with K-1 Visa

[Larysa 0]

Hi all About how many pictures do you all recommend sending? And I'm sure I read that you want to put who is in the picture, when it was taken, and where it was taken...is this correct? Thanks everyone!

Edited March 30, 2010 by Larysa

[Larysa 0]

Hi all About how many pictures do you all recommend sending? And I'm sure I read that you want to put who is in the picture, when it was taken, and where it was taken...is this correct? Thanks everyone!

This is a question for the I-29F visa too by the way.

[dakay ♥ 10]

there is not a recommended number, but in our case we sent 5 pictures. The pictures are more important in the interview stage

[Audy_Rob 26]

I sent three pictures and did write the information you mentioned below each photo. I listed our names, date and location.

We used three photos and were approved. Try to use photos over different days in different places. That way you will (hopefully) be wearing different clothes and try to take the photos at some interesting place so you can write some one phrase about the location and show you and your fiance participating in activities together (outside the hotel room).

Photos over different days is preferred to many more photos but all taken from the same place and time.

[alex and astrid 38]

We included about 6-7 pictures, all with a who, when and where on the back. Approved with no problems

[hxxrmonkey 0]

We sent three, labeled. They were in front of obvious national monuments in both of our countries though, so it's clear both of us had to have traveled to be with the other.

[Bernie C 24]

We sent about 70 pictures digitally printed onto 7 pages (covering multiple visits). Each picture (or group of pictures) noted the date, place, and who. I guess that might be considered a bit of "frontloading"!

[baron555 934]

Hi all About how many pictures do you all recommend sending? And I'm sure I read that you want to put who is in the picture, when it was taken, and where it was taken...is this correct? Thanks everyone!

At least one photo is recommended.

[DukeOfYork 28]

We did 6-8, I wrote out who was in each photo with the date. Try to get some with family in them too.

[TBoneTX 48,090]

If your consulate will be Ecuador, include the entire kitchen sink -- front-load like a #######.

[AlannaMike 0]

Included about 10 photos, various dates, with various family members. Information written on photos.

They pulled out one of the photos at the interview and asked a question about it. It seemed like we wouldn't of needed many photos at all, but always better to have too many than too few.

[Inky 1,111]

We used around 25 photos, all labled date, time, who, where etc. We had photos of me with him and vacations as well as me with his family and friends. The photos were from fall, christmas, summer and vacations to show different seasons and times etc.

[FrancElsie 6]

I sent 20 photos....5 pages with 4 per page...dates & places...no problems. I used ones in various locations with a sign in the background or other noticeable landmark. There really is no "set number" of photos to be sent...just whatever you feel comfortable with is fine. NOTE: Sending in a telephone book sized photo album is overkill.

Best Wishes,

Franc