Lost passport and don't have boarding pass

[Old Dominion 26]

They only want evidence that the two of you have met within the last two years. Not tons of evidence, but enough to show that you did. With what you have, you're good to go -- unless there is some other question unrelated to this proof.

[RANNK1 8]

Hello,

I am a new beginner with K-1 process and collecting the documentation to send.

To prove we met in last two years, I wanted to send the copy of my password with stamp. However, my passport was stolen and I didn't keep my boarding pass or copy of plane ticket.

I found my credit card statement showing the travel agency charging the plane tickets and a copy of itinerary email.

Is there any other way to substitute for the passport stamp or boarding pass to prove? I do have the photo's I took with her.

Any advice is appreciated.

I know this sounds harsh---- but if you want some hardcore advice: I would say..... take another trip to Korea. This way you will have the stamps in your passport. Take more pictures--- with family around you. Take natural shots and group shots. This whole process is so long and painful. I would hate to see you here posting on this website in 5 months telling us that they need more travel evidence. Its a true gamble. Better off to be delayed a few more months and spending the extra money to go to Korea again.

My fiance was just approved through Nigeria- and that was the toughest embassy. I submitted tons of evidence and he took 12 pounds of evidence to interview. Better to be overprepared. Good luck

[msu17 0]

If it were me, I would submit with that and take my chances, but there is no guarantee when it comes to this and they may or may not take it. I would also submit an explanatory letter that fully documents the trip and the loss of passport. Include any evidence of your lost passport (I'm assuming you reported it missing and have some documentation of that). With reciepts from the country during the time your itinerary shows you were there, luggage tags, a hospital bill and pictures I would think that an explanatory letter and proof of stolen passport would make a complete picture.