need help with my evidence PLZ!

[SuperDuper! 230]

One of the most common reasons for denial with K1s is "Lack of a bonafide relationship". Been there, done that. Attending the interview or making more than one trip are both evidence of the presence of the couple having a bonafide relationship.

You may even get lucky as a friend of mine did. The CO was a college fraternity brother. SLAM DUNK!!!!

Yes, but to imply that it is vital for the man to attend USEM is not accurate, when you look at the reality and comparison of Consulates where it really IS crucial for the man to be in attendance at embassy interview. Loving pics, emails, chats, texts, gifts to girl and family, phone bills, and other consistent evidence of a genuine relationship, proof of meeting her are more than enough. Just look at the high passage rate out of USEM, and most woman go to the interview alone. Case closed.

ps, Watch out for that buddy-buddy, good 'ol boy, wink-wink visa approval experience. I would not go around talking about that.

Cheers.

[Matt & Bing 56]

One of the most common reasons for denial with K1s is "Lack of a bonafide relationship". Been there, done that. Attending the interview or making more than one trip are both evidence of the presence of the couple having a bonafide relationship.

You may even get lucky as a friend of mine did. The CO was a college fraternity brother. SLAM DUNK!!!!

Yes, but to imply that it is vital for the man to attend USEM is not accurate, when you look at the reality and comparison of Consulates where it really IS crucial for the man to be in attendance at embassy interview. Loving pics, emails, chats, texts, gifts to girl and family, phone bills, and other consistent evidence of a genuine relationship, proof of meeting her are more than enough. Just look at the high passage rate out of USEM, and most woman go to the interview alone. Case closed.

ps, Watch out for that buddy-buddy, good 'ol boy, wink-wink visa approval experience. I would not go around talking about that.

Cheers.

I totally agree. I just want to reinterate that I was not suggesting that it is necesasry at Manila. I wanted to point out that I was surprised that they did not ask for any of the mountain of "evidence" I brought with me.

Actually the CO was from the town next to where I live - Made for a very easy interview.

[masteryfic 0]

when i went for my interview they only ask for my birth, cenomar, nbi, emails and pictures. most of the time they look more on the pictures. and i brought a ton of emails. i think its not yet too late to email each other everyday. what you think?

[hopps 0]

thank u everyone for your help.

[philels 0]

i had about the same amount of evidence u had.. so u should be good to go. =) good luck!

[hopps 0]

i have another question somewhat not related. For my I-129F form and G325 Forms my fiance just recently moved. she already sent me the g325 forms signed with her old address........should I just white out everything and write in the new address or should I just add the new address to the bottom of the list, cross out present and put a date, and/or draw arrows pointing the right addresses to the right dates? same with the I129F form.....should I just white it out and write in the new address or start a new form?