K1 visa help

[Kez 0]

So I have been putting together a scrapbook to take with me to the embassy when I finally have my interview.  I put my boarding tickets into envelopes to keep it all separated and secure. I didn't realise until a long while later that the glue I had used had seep through onto the top of my boarding tickets leaving horrendous black stains. 

 

Now I took pictures of all of them before this happened and my bf has them printed off as proof our relationship. So my only question is will this effect me at all? Will they still believe them to be the originals, even though they don't quite look the same anymore but you can still read the dates/times/gates/seat number? All the info they need are still visible. 

[Cyberfx1024 7,980]

56 minutes ago, Kez said:

So I have been putting together a scrapbook to take with me to the embassy when I finally have my interview.  I put my boarding tickets into envelopes to keep it all separated and secure. I didn't realise until a long while later that the glue I had used had seep through onto the top of my boarding tickets leaving horrendous black stains. 

 

Now I took pictures of all of them before this happened and my bf has them printed off as proof our relationship. So my only question is will this effect me at all? Will they still believe them to be the originals, even though they don't quite look the same anymore but you can still read the dates/times/gates/seat number? All the info they need are still visible. 

You will be fine dw

[Pitaya 2,577]

Keep the preparation and presentation of evidence to DOS and USCIS simple.There is no need to put them in scrapbook form, and actually, if they keep the evidence they will likely have to disassemble your scrapbook.

 

Save the scrapbook version of your evidence for your coffee table after your visa process is a memory.  

 

Good luck on your immigration journey.