on going relationship evidence

[amerasianlove 0]

Hi ya all! i want to ask since the embassy will ask for proof for the on-going and bonafide relationship of u and your fiance/fiance, like photos,letters etc.

My question is since me and my fiance doesnt exchange emails alot instead we use the networking website like myspace and facebook is it ok to print his comments on my page and also the private message he sent ?

Are those count?

[Mononoke28 134]

Anything counts, so if that's all you have go ahead and print it. Try to gather as much evidence as you can such as photos, boarding passes, hotel receipts, chats, e-mails, letters, etc.

Diana

[BigCityDave 0]

Anything counts, so if that's all you have go ahead and print it. Try to gather as much evidence as you can such as photos, boarding passes, hotel receipts, chats, e-mails, letters, etc.

Diana

Anything you can think of will help, I have heard of people even making movies of trips they have made to see each other just to prove that it is a true relationship.

[Nanusia & Lukaszek 0]

Anything you can think of will help, I have heard of people even making movies of trips they have made to see each other just to prove that it is a true relationship.

What do you do with the movie? I mean at the consulate, you cant take in electronics with you like a dvd player to show them the movie. All of your evidence should be on paper, printed.

[payxibka 10,045]

Anything you can think of will help, I have heard of people even making movies of trips they have made to see each other just to prove that it is a true relationship.

Electronic evidence of this type would not accepted...

[eric_and_teresa 10]

Why don't you start writting emails or send a few cards letters through regular mail now that you still got time before the interview is scheduled.

IMO, Even if you are don't like sending emails or letters, it would be a lot better to make and effort to have a few emails and letters, than just bringing myspace pages. Along with the rest of documents Mononoke28 listed such as passport stamps, phone bills, receipts, credit card statements, etc.

I was also, curious as to how would you play a video at the interview? I've been to the U.S. Consulate a few times, and it's not like they have an office for you to sit comfortably while they conduct the interview, they just receive all the stuff through a glass window while you are standing up, so playing a video for them would be just impossible.

[payxibka 10,045]

I was also, curious as to how would you play a video at the interview? I've been to the U.S. Consulate a few times, and it's not like they have an office for you to sit comfortably while they conduct the interview, they just receive all the stuff through a glass window while you are standing up, so playing a video for them would be just impossible.

You cannot... no electronic devices are allowed in...