Sufficient Evidence for interview?

[zentaco 28]

Hi everyone.

I know this question has been asked before, but I just want to be sure that I'm set with my evidence as I tend to worry too much, yet sometimes overlook things I need to do. My interview at the Vancouver US Consulate is coming up pretty fast - this coming thursday. This is what I've prepared as evidence:

Evidence of meeting since application:

- Several photos from a trip to visit my fiance in April (about 6 or 7).

- Plane tickets, visa bills, and misc bits of evidence (such as some reciepts and itinerary) from my april trip and my november trip last year.

- Email correspondence with my fiance's family (this includes mentioned itinerary as his father booked our hotels for us).

- A hand-made valentines day card from february, not dated though.

- Gift reciepts from Christmas.

- Skype Logs (list of phone call dates and lengths).

- A few full AIM chats.

General evidence of meeting:

- A plane ticket I missed adding to the original I-129F.

- Other older visa bills from my trips (had to order these as I usually toss them).

- Receipts for my engagement ring and the ring I got him in return.

- Some older gift receipts.

- Older email correspondence to my mom by myself and my fiance of what we were up to.

- a couple more AIM chats.

I've been told I might actually be overdoing it but most of our correspondence has been over the internet so I'm not sure how much weight a lot of it holds. As a note, my fiance will also be joining me in Vancouver.

[Tinchen_ 21]

hi zentaco..it looks like u all set with ur evidence.

i wish you the best during the interview

[zentaco 28]

That's a relief, thanks. I'm hoping it goes well too - apparently Vancouver's Consulate is a good one though..

[nebcan 0]

You have plenty... they never asked to see any of mine.... was a lot of work for nada, oh well. Border crossings to visit--either of you was all the evidence they generally need they told me,which shows up on their screens. They also said it helps if a couple has known each other for longer than one year prior to filing...(we were at 3 yr mark at time of interview). They move the K1's through quickly , ahead of others also that are waiting, which actually were all Americans living in Canada ,mostly all students. A lot of other immigration cases- get sent to Montreal as the Vancouver consulate doesn't handle them all they said.