Pictures rejected

[JA_Martinez 81]

don't send your original pictures to them or you may never see them again! we copied all of our pictures into one document, made a timeline with descriptions for each as they request. if they lose the copied page, we still have our pictures. don't make this a big deal, take your originals with you to the interview. all of this stuff goes in to a big fat file folder that has attachments on each side.....applications get attached on the right, documentation gets attached on the left. the entire file gets sent to the consulate/embassy for the interview.

[John+Lourdelie 28]

We scanned all of the photos we wanted to send and color printed them on standard 8.5" x 11" paper. We also made a single sheet collage of ourselves and our son from his birth up to the time of sending for ROC. We sent the color printer copies with lables as to when and where the pictures were taken. If they wanted the originials at the interview then we would bring them.

Originals were not needed as we were approved without an interview.

Hope this helps.

J&L

Edited March 18, 2014 by John+Lourdelie

[Angela256z 30]

I just stuck digital photos in a word document and printed them on regular paper. No real photos and it was all accepted and my petition was approved.

[NikLR 13,227]

I just stuck digital photos in a word document and printed them on regular paper. No real photos and it was all accepted and my petition was approved.

This is exactly how to send photos to the USCIS and NVC.

Not to mention saving on the weight of the mailed package, you've made it easy on them to see the photos and put them in their double sided file folders. I saw mine when I interviewed. Anything larger than a legal sized piece of paper is too big.

[Novembro 1,763]

Thats so dumb, couldn't they just take them out?

They only get paid to have the mental capacity of a peanut.

When I filed, I put two copies of each photo in a plastic sleeve with out names and DOB's on the back of each photo, along with a post-it note on each sleeve with the same info.

Make it easy for the monkeys.

Edited March 18, 2014 by Novembro

[foreignnaijawife 17]

I think I'll use the pics in a Ziploc technique.

[bkghosh 121]

don't send your original pictures to them or you may never see them again! we copied all of our pictures into one document, made a timeline with descriptions for each as they request. if they lose the copied page, we still have our pictures. don't make this a big deal, take your originals with you to the interview. all of this stuff goes in to a big fat file folder that has attachments on each side.....applications get attached on the right, documentation gets attached on the left. the entire file gets sent to the consulate/embassy for the interview.

When you said copied all the pics into one document do you mean like a Word file? Then did you print that file to be mailed with other documents?

[Avery Cates 1,141]

They only get paid to have the mental capacity of a peanut.

People are whining, making petitions, trying to stir up legal action, and all manner of nonsense rabble rousing because USCIS isn't adjudicating petitions fast enough.

When they don't take the time to lovingly remove darling photos from albums they shouldn't have been sent inside in the first place that they receive, then they're peanut brains.

Makes sense.

[Novembro 1,763]

People are whining, making petitions, trying to stir up legal action, and all manner of nonsense rabble rousing because USCIS isn't adjudicating petitions fast enough.

When they don't take the time to lovingly remove darling photos from albums they shouldn't have been sent inside in the first place that they receive, then they're peanut brains.

Makes sense.

You, of all posters, would stick up for those twats.

Makes sense.

[Avery Cates 1,141]

You, of all posters, would stick up for those twats.

Makes sense.

Not sure what you mean by that.