Translation for itinerary?

[CatMax 0]

One piece of evidence we have is a reservation my fiance made for a hotel here. He made the reservation on a French website so everything is in French. By looking at it you don't need to know French to see it's for a hotel in Miami, FL on November 16th. Everything else that's in French is just a description of the hotel and the websites policies. Do we need a translation for something like this?

[pushbrk 12,975]

One piece of evidence we have is a reservation my fiance made for a hotel here. He made the reservation on a French website so everything is in French. By looking at it you don't need to know French to see it's for a hotel in Miami, FL on November 16th. Everything else that's in French is just a description of the hotel and the websites policies. Do we need a translation for something like this?

An itinerary is not evidence of meeting. Primary evidence of meeting in person would be passport stamps and/or boarding passes. You could also US ATM receipts from in country. Photos are secondary evidence.

[paojack 41]

One piece of evidence we have is a reservation my fiance made for a hotel here. He made the reservation on a French website so everything is in French. By looking at it you don't need to know French to see it's for a hotel in Miami, FL on November 16th. Everything else that's in French is just a description of the hotel and the websites policies. Do we need a translation for something like this?

I would not think so, as long as its obvious and u can see the name of at least one of u, the date and place of your trip I think It will be fine. Anyways, You should probably highlight it with a marker or something.

[Gary and Alla 3,694]

One piece of evidence we have is a reservation my fiance made for a hotel here. He made the reservation on a French website so everything is in French. By looking at it you don't need to know French to see it's for a hotel in Miami, FL on November 16th. Everything else that's in French is just a description of the hotel and the websites policies. Do we need a translation for something like this?

Itineraries are not "evidence". Making reservtions is not proof of travel or being present to meet anyone. I would not bother. Use passport stamps, boarding passes and the hotel receipt he got when he checked out.

[CatMax 0]

Sorry for the mix-up, I thought it was evidence because in the K1 visa guide it says "Copies of all airline boarding passes, train passes, itineraries, hotel receipts, passport stamps...and other documentary evidence that you have met within the last two years. " Thanks for your help.

[paojack 41]

well, u can take them as a secondary evidence along with the primary evidence, specially if u have boarding passes of that same trip.

[Andie 147]

Sorry for the mix-up, I thought it was evidence because in the K1 visa guide it says "Copies of all airline boarding passes, train passes, itineraries, hotel receipts, passport stamps...and other documentary evidence that you have met within the last two years. " Thanks for your help.

Yes ... I think in the context of anything else you can provide, boarding passes, passport stamps, ATM or card payments - it is worth including as part of your evidence. Best of luck

[pushbrk 12,975]

Sorry for the mix-up, I thought it was evidence because in the K1 visa guide it says "Copies of all airline boarding passes, train passes, itineraries, hotel receipts, passport stamps...and other documentary evidence that you have met within the last two years. " Thanks for your help.

Sure, if the itinerary can add something to the primary evidence, it won't hurt. But, I wouldn't bother translating it. If you have primary evidence of the trip, I wouldn't bother including it either though. It adds nothing when there's already primary evidence.