Boarding passes for I-129F,- how to refer to them?

[kamas 2]

I am including boarding passes to my I-129F. I assume this is an answer to question 18 on I-129F, so I included an attachment sheet for question #18. On that attachment sheet, I attached a copy of my boarding passes with a paper clip.

Do I need to write anything else on the attachment sheet explaining what is attached with the paper clip? Do I need to write anything on the copy of the boarding pass so they know what it is?

I did the same thing for copies of visas.

[djricky4 67]

the boarding passes are just considered as evidence that you took a flight there, you need to provide other evidence to support your claim like photo graphs together, receipts and things like that. you need to provide a little explanation for question #18...provide specific details of where and when and how you met physically within the last 2 years

[kamas 2]

the boarding passes are just considered as evidence that you took a flight there, you need to provide other evidence to support your claim like photo graphs together, receipts and things like that. you need to provide a little explanation for question #18...provide specific details of where and when and how you met physically within the last 2 years

ok, i did all of that part so far. But, do i need to make any special note like saying: "These are photocopies of the boarding passes." Or will they figure that out already?

[Pinkrlion 2,725]

ok, i did all of that part so far. But, do i need to make any special note like saying: "These are photocopies of the boarding passes." Or will they figure that out already?

Not necessary for a cover sheet for everything. They expect proof of meeting, and relationship in the packet.

[Ivie & Eguagie 119]

ok, i did all of that part so far. But, do i need to make any special note like saying: "These are photocopies of the boarding passes." Or will they figure that out already?

You don't need a special note but i suppose that should already be mentioned in your cover letter or did you not write one? It'll be good to take a look at the k-1 guide to see the example of one if no.

Edited September 24, 2012 by Ken & Lecia

[kamas 2]

You don't need a special note but i suppose that should already be mentioned in your cover letter or did you not write one? It'll be good to take a look at the k-1 guide to see the example of one if no.

In the cover letter I have this: "- Proof of having met in person in the past two years"

So do you think that includes boarding passes?

[aws&ndd 103]

In the cover letter I have this: "- Proof of having met in person in the past two years"

So do you think that includes boarding passes?

I think I wrote something like that, and underneath just had bullet points listing each piece of evidence. In the packet itself, I just had the copies of the boarding passes, passport stamps, and photos. I didn't write anything else, because it is clear what the evidence is.

[Pitaya 2,577]

ok, i did all of that part so far. But, do i need to make any special note like saying: "These are photocopies of the boarding passes." Unnecessary. Or will they figure that out already? They have likely seen a few boarding passes......

[Moomin 292]

I assume you could attach a sheet like you want to. ORrrr.. You can make a neat cover letter for the entire petition explaining exactly what the petition contains, and one of those could be "evidence of having met within the past 2 years" or "evidence of eligibility" - the last one would be something along the lines of

Etc., etc., and so forth. It's not a request you add a cover letter however I'd personally prefer it that way because it gived a great overview and you can use it as a checklist.

Edited September 24, 2012 by moomin