K1 FIANCE VISA EVIDENCE

[otoniel 0]

DO YOU GUYS THINK THIS WILL BE ENOUGH FOR US TO BRING TO OUR INTERVIEW NEXT MONTH

1: 27 RECEIPTS OF MONEY I SENT TO HER EVERY MONTH

2: MORE THAN 80 PICTURES WITH MY FAMILY AND PARTIES WITH FRIENDS TOGETHER ALSO AND HER FAMILY TOO

3: MORE THAN 2YRS PHONE CALLS HISTORY CALL FRON 1 TO 3 TIMES A DAY RECEIPTS

4: INCOMING CALLS FROM HER MOTHER'S HOUSE AND MOBIL RECEIPTS

5: MY FIANCEE IS LIVING WITH MY PARENTS SINCE 12/22/2009

6: EMAILS

7:MORE THAN 50 CALLING CARDS THAT I USED TO CALL HER FROM MY WORKPLACE

8: PICTURES OF CLOTHINGS, PIERCES, LAPTOP THAT I GAVE TO HER.

YOU GUYS THINK THATS WILL BE ENOUGH ?

Edited July 21, 2011 by otoniel

[Gosia & John 0]

definately, as long as you can prove an ongoing relationship you're good! Good Luck!

[otoniel 0]

definately, as long as you can prove an ongoing relationship you're good! Good Luck!

oh yeah thnks

[Anh map 2,098]

Gifts don't prove a bona fide relationship. Sending money doesn't prove a bona fide relationship. Too much of those could possibly work against you. A petitioner would not the interviewing officer to see the beneficiary as a "gold digger." You want to show two people that are building a life together and want to be married.

Correspondence, time spent together, time spent with family & friends, etc. Focus on that type of evidence. Less of #1 and #8 on your list.

Best of luck to you both.

[Dave&Roza 748]

Gifts don't prove a bona fide relationship. Sending money doesn't prove a bona fide relationship. Too much of those could possibly work against you. A petitioner would not the interviewing officer to see the beneficiary as a "gold digger." You want to show two people that are building a life together and want to be married.

Correspondence, time spent together, time spent with family & friends, etc. Focus on that type of evidence. Less of #1 and #8 on your list.

Best of luck to you both.

I agree. The one question that seems to be asked is how did you meet. You need to show that the relationship has grown over time from that first meeting and is now to the point you want to get married. I did this by supplying three years worth of e-mails that showed two people who were getting to know each other and how the relationship evolved from friendship to romantic. Phones calls are okay, but they do not show anything other than you talked to each other for two hours. E-mails or chat logs that can be read I think are better. I included the e-mails, flower receipts, phone records, and airline tickets of either of us visiting the other. The photos are good if they show the two of you together, otherwise limit the number of photos of just family and friends.

So I would limit 2,3,4, and 7. Eliminate 1 and 8 and put more evidence on 5 and 6. There may be questions as to why she is living with your parents and as long as the answer sounds like a good reason two people are trying to build a life together then use 5 otherwise you may not want to use this at this time.

My feeling is you need lots of GOOD evidence, not just lots of evidence.

Good luck.

Dave

[otoniel 0]

IM AFRAID NOW BECAUSE WE DONT HAVE THAT MANY EMAILS SAVED

CHATS LOG EITHER I WOULD HAVE TO CHECK IF THERE IS A WAY TO GET THEM SOME HOW

[jaz00mine 8]

Gifts don't prove a bona fide relationship. Sending money doesn't prove a bona fide relationship. Too much of those could possibly work against you. A petitioner would not the interviewing officer to see the beneficiary as a "gold digger." You want to show two people that are building a life together and want to be married.

Correspondence, time spent together, time spent with family & friends, etc. Focus on that type of evidence. Less of #1 and #8 on your list.

Best of luck to you both.

With the DR consulate, the should be taken! Everything and everything. Take a look at recent interviews to get a better idea

[kunleseun 2]

Totally agree

Gifts don't prove a bona fide relationship. Sending money doesn't prove a bona fide relationship. Too much of those could possibly work against you. A petitioner would not the interviewing officer to see the beneficiary as a "gold digger." You want to show two people that are building a life together and want to be married.

Correspondence, time spent together, time spent with family & friends, etc. Focus on that type of evidence. Less of #1 and #8 on your list.

Best of luck to you both.

[Jimbo_in_GA 17]

in reading the proof of ongoing relationships described in the forum I'm wondering if i will have enough, because i see people sending enough stuff to fill an old school steel filing cabinet. All I'll have is some cell phone records but not much because it cost so much to call and skype is free, so why bother? maybe under a dozen western union reciepts from sending money, one fedex receipt (not counting the one from the package I will send my fiance)some copies of emails from back around March 1st to present, some skype records if i can figure out how to get to them. We haven't done snail mail, why bother? although I did get one handwritten letter which was nice. I hope I don't have anything to worry about.

[tyrismagoo 0]

I would drop the money receipts. Maybe keep stuff like sending flowers or birthday presents.

(I would also lay off the shift key a bit as well)

[Aztec&Taino 144]

Read the interview experiences of people in the Santo Domingo consulate. As you will see, people are approved on questions and not paper evidence. You should take everything but the kitchen sink in terms of proof, but ultimately the decision will probably be reached just by questioning. Even when people are interviewed in the infamous "window 11" -and the few who are able to still get the visa after the Stokes style interview- the decision was not based on paper evidence, but on critical analysis of the story and how well both versions match up.

Best wishes!

[xocanin 0]

Hey dude, you can get a complete log of your skype conversations! Instructions here!

I used this myself since we didn't do phone calls. It works great (no viruses or anything).

Good luck!

[StephanieM 60]

Passport stamps or flight confirmation emails..

[fight4love 0]

Read the interview experiences of people in the Santo Domingo consulate. As you will see, people are approved on questions and not paper evidence. You should take everything but the kitchen sink in terms of proof, but ultimately the decision will probably be reached just by questioning. Even when people are interviewed in the infamous "window 11" -and the few who are able to still get the visa after the Stokes style interview- the decision was not based on paper evidence, but on critical analysis of the story and how well both versions match up.

Best wishes!

Hi,

My interview is in 2 days and can you please tell me about the window 11 and the Stokes style interview? This is making me really nervous. More advice on the proof of ongoing relationship? Many thanks!

[Becky<3Jorim 1]

definately, as long as you can prove an ongoing relationship you're good! Good Luck!

A Question ...

how do u prove ongoing relationship ?

i need to know please =)

cauz im doing K1 visa also =)