Question for copies mailed in I-129F?

[wheresmykoala 52]

Hey everyone! Currently I am piecing together the I-129F packet and have a fairly simple question that I couldn't find an answer to anywhere! I understand that I must make two photocopies of the entire packet when it is complete (one for my fiancée and one as back up) and USCIS does not want originals of things such as boarding passes, birth certificates, etc.

That being said, I'm not sure if for things such as flight itineraries, chat logs, emails, etc. I should submit the originals in my I-129F (which are in color) or if I should save them for my fiancées interview later on down the road incase they want original copies? I feel that if interviewers request original documents it applies more to things like boarding passes, birth certificates, receipts, etc. so whether they get photocopies or originals in the I-129F of our emails, chat logs, etc. it won't make much a difference?

Totally think that I'm over thinking it but wanted to ask to play it safe Thanks for any insight

[NikLR 13,220]

You're overthinking. All evidence can be copies, at all stages. Original documents refer to things like police certificates, birth certificates, divorce decrees, and letters of intent, for example. Not boarding passes or cell phone logs.

[wheresmykoala 52]

You're overthinking. All evidence can be copies, at all stages. Original documents refer to things like police certificates, birth certificates, divorce decrees, and letters of intent, for example. Not boarding passes or cell phone logs.

I figured I was Thank you for putting my mind at ease!

[NikLR 13,220]

I figured I was Thank you for putting my mind at ease!

No worries. This process can turn even the sanest person crazy.

[narakthisud 174]

No worries. This process can turn even the sanest person crazy.

Couldn't agree more!