Photos for Proof of Meeting as per form I-129F (Rev 6-13-2013)

[Guam PHL 1]

Hi,

I will be submitting photographs as proof of meeting my fiancé. I (the petitioner) have 71 photographs of myself and my fiancé together on each photograph and members of her family are also on these photographs. I don’t want it to be an “overkill” by submitting 71 photographs as a reasonable person would know that 71 would be more than enough and I’m sure the USCIS don’t need to see 71 photographs. How many phototographs should be submitted at the least?

Edited January 4, 2015 by Guam PHL

[Pitaya 2,577]

Suggest submitting a maximum of one-tenth of the number of photographs that you possess.

YMMV.

Good luck on your immigration journey,

[emcia_81 43]

I did 10 and probably still too many

[Guam PHL 1]

Suggest submitting a maximum of one-tenth of the number of photographs that you possess.

YMMV.

Good luck on your immigration journey,

thanks a&b but what does ymmv mean?

[the_poledancer_RN 12]

I had around 20 and the visa officer didnt even take a look at it. Lol

[Guam PHL 1]

I did 10 and probably still too many

thanks emcia

Did uscis send you an RFE for you to submit more photographs?

I had around 20 and the visa officer didnt even take a look at it. Lol

lol

thanks for responding

[emcia_81 43]

thanks emcia

Did uscis send you an RFE for you to submit more photographs?

Nope but I had plenty of other evidents to prove bona fide relationship.

[AKteacher 104]

We submitted 5 photos taken at different places & times, with places & dates written on the back of each one. The CO barely glanced at them.

[Guam PHL 1]

Nope but I had plenty of other evidents to prove bona fide relationship.

I see, that's what I thought. I guess as long as the petitioner has other evidence to use as proof of meeting and I have tons of that too

[Hypnos 6,579]

~5 - 10 is more than sufficient; 71 is too many.

[Moustafa/Crystal 65]

I put 12 photos on four power point slides with captions underneath each one and ran that off...also had five letters from relatives/friends, copies of 3-4 cards, receipts from western union, usps, travel, a screen shot of the number of facebook messages we had...I think a variety of evidence is better than a gigantic quantity of evidence. We did not get asked for any further evidence.

Good luck!

[Guam PHL 1]

I put 12 photos on four power point slides with captions underneath each one and ran that off...also had five letters from relatives/friends, copies of 3-4 cards, receipts from western union, usps, travel, a screen shot of the number of facebook messages we had...I think a variety of evidence is better than a gigantic quantity of evidence. We did not get asked for any further evidence.

Good luck!

thanks

[emcia_81 43]

I see, that's what I thought. I guess as long as the petitioner has other evidence to use as proof of meeting and I have tons of that too

You are good to go then

[dmck 80]

unless your photographs have a hard coded date (you writing the date and time does not count), or some verification of date like you are holding a news paper with visible date, photographs are considered secondary evidence of proof of meeting. You need to prove you two were in the same place at the same time and that was within the last 2 years. You need boarding passes, passport stamps, hotel receipts, receipts from the same place on your credit card and hers, etc. If you would like to discuss what you have for evidence, please send me a PM and I will give you my thoughts on what you have and if it will work.

[Hank_ 9,174]

Hi,

I will be submitting photographs as proof of meeting my fiancé. I (the petitioner) have 71 photographs of myself and my fiancé together on each photograph and members of her family are also on these photographs. I don’t want it to be an “overkill” by submitting 71 photographs as a reasonable person would know that 71 would be more than enough and I’m sure the USCIS don’t need to see 71 photographs. How many phototographs should be submitted at the least?

We submitted 6 photos.