what exactly documents have to be send with I-129F package?

[R.Ny 0]

I m confuse in this. idk what exactly documents i have to send with I-129 F application? do i have to send all the photos, phone calls bills, tickets, text messages history, mails, skype calls, everything?

[PDXDD 28]

http://www.visajourney.com/forums/topic/300-general-k1-guides-and-info/

http://www.visajourney.com/content/k1guide

do your homework now:)

I m confuse in this. idk what exactly documents i have to send with I-129 F application? do i have to send all the photos, phone calls bills, tickets, text messages history, mails, skype calls, everything?

Edited December 2, 2014 by DA&WZ

[katiekay 28]

Follow the K1 guide, its very helpful !

I send in 8-9 pictures of us (preferably with time stamp on it), also pictures of Skype conversation, facebook and WhatsApp. Don't overload your package with thousands of conversation, just a good amount from each month. Most importantly is having the pictures to show that you've met your fiance within the last 2 years.

[Bjorn&lyne 20]

Yes, you need to send a lot. It does not mean you send every Facebook message, but you need to send selections of Facebook conversations, Skype logs, phone logs, pics, etc, from the first time you met until now. By front loading the USCIS, meaning you send them everything, you decrease the chances for an RFE asking for more evidence. Your package ti the USCIS might be 2-3 inches think. I doubt the USCIS officer reads all that but at least it is there in case they need to look for more evidence. Also, organize everything well, in sections with tabs to make it easy for the officer at USCIS to locate information.

[VFittipaldi 30]

Yes send any evidence that you have but don't send it all. So i had about 4000 pages of chat conversations with my fiance and from it all i selected about 20 pages. Each with very different months. I sent photos of us. I opened a Word file and imported pictures in there and next to each i typed the date and what is going on in the picture so for example: "04/12/14 Me and Txxxxx are at a restaurant". I did two pictures per page and came up with 5 pages than saved it to a flash drive went to a FedEx office and had them print it in color. I sent copies of my boarding passes, itinerary from Expedia, passport with a stamp in it, a receipt of currency exchange and the receipt from the engagement ring i bought when visiting her. All of these items to prove that i was there visiting her. I sent Skype screenshots too. We got approved in 40 days with no RFE. I hope this helps a little.

[clairegie 265]

The guide DA&WZ gave is pretty straight forward. Your main task is to prove you've met physically within 2 years of filing. Pick pictures that coincide with your other evidences like ticket stubs, receipts, train tickets etc. Add a couple of family photos with your fiance too, interviewers like that. Just be careful with the chat history you send. You might accidentally send something you dont want the interviewer to see and DO NOT FORGET THE LETTER OF INTENT. One from you and one from your fiancee.

[Pheebs1201 269]

What evidence we included:

• Letters of intent
• Approximately 12 photos, spanning the length of our relationship
• Entry Stamps in Passports to demonstrate me travelling to the US
• Flight confirmations/receipts demonstrating he had been to the UK to visit me and that I have flown there to visit him
• A print out from a travel website we used for accommodation where people had left us reviews after we stayed with them (often referring to as a "couple" so we figured this was relevant- it also showed that we travelled together)
• A letter outlining how we met and how many times we have seen each other since
• Our contracts from the summer camp we met at showing that we were both employed there the summer we met

We did not include any chat logs/history of calls etc however many people do so this is also a useful thing to include. Just include a few snapshots throughout your relationship, demonstrating you talking about real life stuff, and not conversations which just focus on the visa application.

Obviously our evidence is fairly specific to our own situation but hopefully it will give you some ideas of other things you can include that you may not have thought of.

Good luck!

Edited December 2, 2014 by Pheebs1201