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Oh, absolutely. A little from each. Avoid going overboard. Affidavits or letters are considered secondary evidence, and they're typically recommended only when other evidence is thin. For a relationship as lengthy as yours, especially with multiple in-person meetings, I'd say omit these.

Very revealing, with multiple sources of input. This raises the new question of how challenging it would be to obtain "authentic" ingredients at tolerable cost.

And bear in mind that the best evidence of all is "time spent together in person."

Consider what Dashinka says. Also consider whether you would do one or more monster-sized trips to Costco per year. If the latter is envisioned, a standard annual membership could pay for itself.

You'll be just fine. Your English is exquisite, by the way.

Bets that some Federal judge will order these vermin released back into the community?

Thrilling springtime observation, see man: Last year, next-door neighbor cut down irritatingly leaf-dropping oak tree, bye man. Later, across-street neighbor pruned Many (2+1) oak trees of all branches, no longer branching out man. This winter, we don't recall having had to rake leaves at all, dream come true man. This has solved the years-long OPIOID crisis, to wit man: Other People's Infernal Oak leaves Infesting our Driveway, si man.

Welcome to the forum! Your thread is shifted from the CR-1 Case Progress subforum to the CR-1 Process forum. You can put this under "other names used" on the I-130 petition, or attach an explanatory page of one or two sentences.

Is the beneficiary German? If so, it's a low-fraud consulate, so you need not front-load the petition package with TOO much "proof of bona fide relationship." If the beneficiary is not German, it depends where from; for example, someone originally from a Middle Eastern country who emigrated to Germany should probably add material.

Material dating from 2018 will be just fine -- excellent, in fact. Sure, take a few screenshots -- not too many, and be selective. Choose substantive dialogue. And be vigilant to avoid any verbiage where you refer to yourselves playfully as "hubbie/wifey" or "husband/wife" -- this would kill an I-129F petition at the USCIS level if it's seen, and it would certainly hose the K-1 application at the consulate.

More seriously, I think that with enough effort, someone reasonably proficient in English could make a career out of editing all menus that are found in all Chinese (and Vietnamese, et al.) restaurants. Some really funny examples are in Baba-Mail and Reddit. A favorite is "steam crab." I see that and think, "Quit commanding me! It's YOUR job to steam the crab, not mine." When it's correctly "steamed crab," I think, "They should calm the crabs down before killing and serving them." Probably my top favorite is "Noodle" -- if we're allowed just one noodle, I want the longest one!

True story: When I lived in northern Virginia, I'd sometimes drive into D.C. to eat at a particular hole-in-the-wall Chinese place in a bad 'hood. They had ratty old stained menus. They finally redid them in laminated plastic. The very first menu item was "Wanton Soup." I immediately exclaimed, "I'll have three bowls!"

What does she say is wrong with it?

You've been Accepted, N ma'am. True story: Years ago when Cat T-B. #1 was alive, I was lazing in bed too long past her breakfast time. She sat on my stomach, head-butted me, and then turned around and farted on me. I got up rather more rapidly than usual.

Someone woke up on the wrong side of inferior-primate bed this morning, see man.

Wonderful progress. Start application now. Get new passport. Bring both passports to interview. The consulates see this all the time.

Thank you for clarifying this. Certainly a death certificate (get multiple official copies of this if at all possible).

Welcome to the active forum, and heartiest congratulations -- you must feel great!

Don't know if the SmartyKat is still on deep discount, but it's an absolute must!

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Little-Known Signs of Loneliness in Cats Most Pet Parents Don't Pick Up On Sometimes, our pets try to give us clues to let us know how they are feeling that we might not pick up on. But anytime they're acting different than they normally do, it's a sign to pay attention because something is going on that they want you to know about. Almond is a 12-year-old orange cat who's always been happy and energetic...that is until her mom noticed some unusual signs. [...] https://www.yahoo.com/lifestyle/little-known-signs-loneliness-cats-150000628.html

Thrilling Monday report, see man: Miu far calmer what with Big Bruddah's presence, non-aysheep miu man. We ran errands today, si man. Took unwanted item to Costco for refund and gassed thirsty T-B.-mobile, errand for we man man. Lunch was the Costco hot dog + (Diet) Pepsi, ingest financially savvy we man. Groceried for one item at one store where Mama T-B. had a coupon, special trip man. Coupon price on same item was Aldi's regular price, man. Fruitlessly went to Aldi, desired item (not fruit) still out of stock man. Walmarted to return 2 Mama T-B. rejects and grocery for Mama T-B., not at o'dark-Many a.m. Bro G man. Found everything for Mama T-B., including markdown bakery stuff man. Found sugar-free apple pie on markdown for us and Mini-B., purchase we man. Got other stuff (see "din-din" below) to make up for Aldi's reprehensible lack of stock, might as well man. Returned to casa for exhausted siesta, zzz we man. Retrieved Mini-B. from skool, retrieve we man wee man man. Din-din was 2 beef pot pies from Walmart, ingest Two Guys man. Mini-B. decided to game instead of a movie night, man. Touched base with EJC re penciled-in rendezvous for Tuesday, touch EJC we man (uh... wait man...). EJC being jerked around by amigas, weekend trip in flux man. We shall reconnect with the EJC when things become clearer, conclude we man. No plans for Tuesday, nothing formal man. Party with the rubias tonight, cavort we man. And that was/is our thrilling Monday, report we man.

Needs to be Canadian and have cats, eh and miu man. Now you get busy and produce another of your own, si D ma'am! Bad negligent nonreproductive Ontarklar! Bad, BAD negligent NEGLIGENT nonreproductive NONREPRODUCTIVE Ontarklar!

Thread is moved from General Immigration Discussion to the K-1 Process forum.

The above was split from a very old thread (now locked) in this forum. A duplicate post was removed from another very old thread. ----- Markraj, welcome to the forum! People will be along soon to help answer your question.