So if I don't have photos of us together....

[Cherieish 0]

We're waiting on his interview with the London embassy and I'm compiling the evidence of an ongoing relationship. When we submitted the "Evidence of meeting in the last two years" we had a couple of photos of us together, but we've been lax about getting photos together since so we don't have any. However, I do have pictures of fiancé with my son, which would show that he visited us.

I have plane tickets and skype logs and that's about it. The plane tickets would show that he flew to L.A., but I don't have any other "evidence" that he spent time with ME on that trip. Should I put the photos of him and my son in the file?

[Stephalex 2]

I would add whatever you deem necessary. I have a 3 year old daughter, my fiance is from Alaska and both her and myself went up there for two weeks. Since my daughter is filing for a co-visa under my application and etc.. Showing pictures of her and my fiance together would be deemed necessary to show they have a relationship and have met also.

As long as you have a few photos of you and your fiance together, I don't see it being too much of a problem..

I have boarding passes, itineraries, anything you can think of that would possibly help, add it in.

I've got MSN logs, phone minutes/text minutes showing the number of my fiance and our conversation times..

You don't need to prove that he spent time with you and you alone, he flew up to L.A. and seen you and your son I'm guessing, and that'll satisfy the Consular Officer.

[Andie 147]

As photos are only considered secondary evidence anyway, they are not totally necessary. You just need evidence of an ongoing relationship which can include chat logs, emails, birthday or other cards/letters that may have been sent etc. The only evidence of you having been together is the requirement that you have met in the past 2 years. As has been suggested just supply examples of as much supporting information that you have that you think will support your case.

[TwoCats 55]

If you read through the reviews of the UK London Embassy, they have never asked for proof of relationship.

It's actually one of the easier embassies to get through.

Check out the reviews and see for yourself.

Of course, you can still /bring/ whatever proof you want, but... 500 or so reviews can't be completely wrong about the process and what they ask for.

[Cherieish 0]

Oh, where can I read reviews?

[TwoCats 55]

Oh, where can I read reviews?

On the menu at the top, there is a link: Reviews: Embassy/USCIS.

Click that.

Then select United Kingdom from the list.

And there you go.