Communication Proof

[Bugs 455]

Yup that is pretty much how it goes, the CO asks a few questions, looks at a couple pictures and if no red flags with that its done.... but there is always that IF, and then there are those that bring everything but yesterday's newspaper.

Well that's the thing, we want to be stocked with bonafide proof because she does have a minor red flag of two previous non-immigrant interviews before I knew her (tourist and work - both denials).

[Hank_ 9,174]

Well that's the thing, we want to be stocked with bonafide proof because she does have a minor red flag of two previous non-immigrant interviews before I knew her (tourist and work - both denials).

Well tourist ones are very hard to get, so no issue there. Work one I don't have a clue about.

But I do understand the "nerves", just don't need to get carried away.

All the embassy is looking for is a bonafided relationship. A big part of the process is what they "read" from your fiancée when she relies to questions, and her demeanor.

[Stevephoto 230]

We used samples only. I kept all of our emails in a separate mail folder and took a screen shot showing 15,000 emails and then printed a couple from each month. No problem, but like Hank, I was there at the interview.

[Tahoma 2,291]

The U.S. Embassy Manila doesn't want CDs or USB sticks. Also, the CD that St. Lukes gives the patient doesn't have their medical on it. It only has their chest x-ray. The Embassy doesn't want that either.

OP...Your 100-page sampling is way more than enough for all but a rare case. However, be prepared to show the consular officer a few more photos. They like photos.

Her applications for a tourist visa and a work visa should have little or no bearing on her current case.

If you're worried, the best thing you can do, in my opinion, is to attend the interview.

[Bugs 455]

The U.S. Embassy Manila doesn't want CDs or USB sticks. Also, the CD that St. Lukes gives the patient doesn't have their medical on it. It only has their chest x-ray. The Embassy doesn't want that either.

OP...Your 100-page sampling is way more than enough for all but a rare case. However, be prepared to show the consular officer a few more photos. They like photos.

Her applications for a tourist visa and a work visa should have little or no bearing on her current case.

If you're worried, the best thing you can do, in my opinion, is to attend the interview.

Yeah, I definitely plan on attending the interview. By "few more photos", do you mean few more than the 30 or so that I submitted with the I-129F?

[Hank_ 9,174]

Yeah, I definitely plan on attending the interview. By "few more photos", do you mean few more than the 30 or so that I submitted with the I-129F?

30 photos for the I-129F is over the edge for sure. What is that saying about cheese and a cracker... ?

4 to 6 for the interview is good. The CO did ask to see a few photos, even kept a couple, but they were all printed on bond paper.

Edited July 5, 2013 by Hank_

[waitingtoyou 0]

Just print the latestt..the consul asked me our chat logs so I gave her our Facebook msgs I printed from january to july in tagalog.hehe..I printed 38 pages only after I edited coz its expensive..good thing our pics is in there also.and its fine.my visa is approved..waiting for 2go txt

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