I-129F Proof of Ongoing Relationship

[Modest 1]

My fiancée and I have a trip planned for the end of August, and we plan on including the paid plane tickets and hotel information in the I-129F Packet.

 

My question is, will there be any issues if I redact a few numbers from the booking numbers, order numbers, and ticket numbers? I'm planning to write something along the line of, "A few numbers from the Booking Numbers, Order Numbers, and Ticket Numbers were redacted for the upcoming trip due to safety as the trip has note been taken during the submission of this document."

 

Thanks for any insights in advance.

[Marieke H 2,546]

What's your reason for including this information anyway? You are supposed to provide evidence that you have met in person, not that you plan to go on a trip together in the future.

Just don't include any of this and focus on your evidence of actually having met in person.

[Modest 1]

Sorry for being unclear. We have met in person 2 months back with pictures and ticket proof. But I want to submit this as proof of ongoing relationship.

 

Thank you.

Edited Monday at 05:57 PM by Modest

[Marieke H 2,546]

3 minutes ago, Modest said:

Sorry for being unclear. We have met in person 2 months back with pictures and ticket proof. But I want to submit this as proof of ongoing relationship.

 

Thank you.

I think evidence of an upcoming trip is very poor evidence. Trips can easily be canceled. Just focus on your past and current relationship evidence, and don't worry about providing evidence for the future.

[Edward and Jaycel 1,410]

Do not include "evidence" of an event that has not happened yet. In the future when you are submitting information to USCIS, do not redact any information. Everything you submit to USCIS is classified, usually at the "Confidential" or "Secret" level. Redacting information is just inviting scrutiny and possible RFEs.

[Modest 1]

Thank you both for the information. 😅

Edited Monday at 06:19 PM by Modest

[smilingstone 331]

Your best bet for proof of ongoing relationship is communication transcripts, such as texts, call logs, etc.

 

You need to focus on evidence that shows what has happened, not may be happening, as @Edward and Jaycel said.

 

What would happen if you submit this info but then for some unforeseen reason the trip doesn't happen? Best to avoid entirely at this point and save it all for further evidence at the interview stage.

[Edward and Jaycel 1,410]

1 minute ago, smilingstone said:

Best to avoid entirely at this point and save it all for further evidence at the interview stage.

 

100% save this for the Embassy interview - Great advice here