Interview - Old and New Documentation

[JasonIsMyName 0]

When we submitted the petition, we front loaded the application with proof of in-person meeting (3 trips documented), chat logs, and call/video logs. Since then, we've documented 4 more trips and have compiled additional chat logs and call/video logs.

 

I want my fiancée to take a copy of what we submitted with the original petition as well as the new documentation. What would be the recommended way of putting these documents together? Should we keep what was originally submitted separate from the new documents, so we can just hand over the new documents if asked? Should we separate each section to include both the new and old documents together? Maybe it doesn't matter too much. However, any advice would be appreciated.

 

Thanks!

Jason

[Greenbaum 12,258]

47 minutes ago, JasonIsMyName said:

When we submitted the petition, we front loaded the application with proof of in-person meeting (3 trips documented), chat logs, and call/video logs. Since then, we've documented 4 more trips and have compiled additional chat logs and call/video logs.

 

I want my fiancée to take a copy of what we submitted with the original petition as well as the new documentation. What would be the recommended way of putting these documents together? Should we keep what was originally submitted separate from the new documents, so we can just hand over the new documents if asked? Should we separate each section to include both the new and old documents together? Maybe it doesn't matter too much. However, any advice would be appreciated.

 

Thanks!

Jason

Jason. Many overload their evidence thinking they need the "kitchen sink" to prove their relationship. After all the interview is just that, it's about the legitimacy of the relationship. The CO must answer to their satisfaction that the two of you have a legitimate relationship. So the embassy is going to give you a P3 with the required documents and just a few documents are needed to prove that you have met. They don't and won't be looking through a book that is 4 inches thick. They have 5 min to complete the interview before they move on. So no more than 12 pictures, 4 up on a "word" document and copies of your airline tickets, passport stamps, and one page of chat logs for each moth for one year should and does suffice. If there is something else they need they will issue a 221(g) at the end of the interview and you will have time to submit those documents. What are those documents, no one can say so DON"T try and bring the kitchen sink because it's not needed. A interview at USEM is a walk in the park.

[payxibka 10,044]

2 minutes ago, Greenbaum said:

 A interview at USEM is a walk in the park.

And a rollercoaster walk for a select few 

[Hank_ 9,173]

2 hours ago, JasonIsMyName said:

When we submitted the petition, we front loaded the application with proof of in-person meeting (3 trips documented), chat logs, and call/video logs. Since then, we've documented 4 more trips and have compiled additional chat logs and call/video logs.

 

I want my fiancée to take a copy of what we submitted with the original petition   as well as the new documentation. What would be the recommended way of putting these documents together? Should we keep what was originally submitted separate from the new documents, so we can just hand over the new documents if asked? Should we separate each section to include both the new and old documents together? Maybe it doesn't matter too much. However, any advice would be appreciated.

 

Thanks!

Jason

For the visa application you need evidence of a genuine ongoing relationship ... a page or two from each month from your chats, copies of emails (if any) and if you have flown over a few more times then include copies of your boarding passes and a few pictures (4-6).  But don't get too crazy ...    

 

 

 

http://www.visaconnection-philippines.com/k-1-visa-application.html