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  1. Wis-Can -

    I am using phone cards managed by LDPost. They do not offer this type of look up service, only for an unreasonable fee, which I think is very lame. They do have all of my call records, but claim it to be an expensive maintenance task. Basically, just a way to make more money. I also have their phone card service [which is twice as expensive], and I don't make calls with it too often, but it does keep phone records. I have those. However, most of my "phone records" proof is associated with phone cards that do not.

    Thanks for your replies, they are appreciated. I just hope the NOA 2 will come in soon, since this is just annoying at this point. ;-)

  2. Hi All! First, this is a great resource! Check it almost daily for new posts, finally decided to open an account here as well. Thank you for such valuable info.

    Q1:

    My NOA 1 for K1 is dated end of September 08. I know it is still within the USCIS timeframes, but I noticed that a few people received their decisions already [their NOAs are issued early in the month, however]. Does this mean that USCIS is now looking at September petitions? Or are those folks just lucky ;=)

    Q2:

    With my I129F, my attorney included just enough evidence to show that my fiancee and I met in the past two years: pictures, boarding passes, visa stamps. Also, we supplied letters of intend for both of us, as well as a letter from her parents about the nature of our relationship.

    I have the following items collected as proof of bona fide relationship. Please comment if this is solid evidence for the consulate, don't want anything going bad at this point. I am sure all of you folks understand - emotionally way too involved, we didn't get this far to have something go wrong ;-)

    • Emails - two years of e-letters
    • Electronic greeting cards for holidays, birthdays, just random cards
    • Text messaging records
    • Phone Records: phone bills itemizing the telephone numbers I call, and LOTS and LOTS of phone cards.
    • Engagement ring receipt [she has the ring, obviously]
    • Dated Pictures [over 100] of my most recent trip [includes engagement photos], plus pictures from two years ago when we first met
    • Dated Video of our Engagement Party
    • Letter from my friend, showing that my relationship wasn't kept secret or anything
    • She kept address labels showing dates/post office info from packages I sent her [gifts]
    • I also plan to be there for her interview, to support her as she is very emotional about this process.

    I am a bit concerned with the phone card situation. When I use those to call my fiancee, her number doesn't show up on the bill. It is the number of the phone card that shows up on my statement. Is this a problem? I hope the USCIS appreciates that phone cards do happen. It is just so much cheaper vs. long distance.

    Thanks for your feedback.

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