Dated Pictures

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Greetings!

When my fiance' had his first visit February 2008 we took hundreds of pictures and not one of us thought if setting the camera with the dates. I've read somewhere here that pictures must have dates to prove meeting prior to filing the petition. Will this matter? Though I got many receipts and more to show the dates.

Thank you. Please share your ideas.

[I luv my chappara 0]

Greetings!

When my fiance' had his first visit February 2008 we took hundreds of pictures and not one of us thought if setting the camera with the dates. I've read somewhere here that pictures must have dates to prove meeting prior to filing the petition. Will this matter? Though I got many receipts and more to show the dates.

Thank you. Please share your ideas.

hi don't worry bout it.. you can just write the date,, and label where it was and who are in the pics (i did mine like this) the CO, did not asked anything about the date and where..

just bring your receipts just in case,,

good luck

Edited July 7, 2008 by I luv my chappara

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Thanks sis... Hope everything's fine with you there.

Edited July 7, 2008 by AllRightsReserved

[I luv my chappara 0]

Thanks sis... Hope everything's fine with you there.

your welcome

and thanks also.. I have good time here in Nc coz i met new Vj friends and also I found the FIlipino store

Good luck on your upcoming interview,,,

[~Laura and Nick~ 5]

Only a few of ours were dated, all the rest I just wrote the place, date and who was in the picture on the back of each picture and we were fine.

Best of luck!

[jean&chard 0]

does it have to be named at the back of the pictures or can i put the name at the front ? ( for example it's a group picture) to be easy for the CO to recognize w/c and who's in the picture.

Or its doesn't really matter?...

and where to file them?.. can i paste them in a bond paper ? and label.

any suggestions pls.

thanks!

[boohbah 0]

does it have to be named at the back of the pictures or can i put the name at the front ? ( for example it's a group picture) to be easy for the CO to recognize w/c and who's in the picture.

Or its doesn't really matter?...

and where to file them?.. can i paste them in a bond paper ? and label.

any suggestions pls.

thanks!

I put my pictures in a long letter envelope. I figured that was the handiness way & I paperclipped it with the rest of the documents. I would think writing names on the back of the pictures would be preferable. I mean, if I remember right, they want clear photographs.

Edited July 7, 2008 by boohbah

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Yes, you can write in front like captions. As told by those who had their interview, bond paper will fit right in the slot, about half to 1 inch only in size, that's for USEManila.

Cheers!

[mRs StOcKwElL 1]

Yes, you can write in front like captions. As told by those who had their interview, bond paper will fit right in the slot, about half to 1 inch only in size, that's for USEManila.

Cheers!

Hello Ate Marie!!! Good luck sa interview mo!!!

Our pictures didnt have date too. What I did made a caption and paste it at the side of the picture pasted on a bondpaper. They never question me about it Ate Marie. Me too was so worried for that before. But thanks God no hassle made during my interview.

God bless!!!!!!!

[~Laura and Nick~ 5]

I literally just wrote on the back of each one and then put the 6 or so pictures in a zip lock bag and stapled the bag to a piece of paper.

No bonding, scrap booking, labeling, etc. (You can if you are bored though) Make it easy and quick for them to view the picture.

Simply writing on the back is sufficient.

Edited July 7, 2008 by ~Laura and Nick~

[chris-lei 1]

I pasted the photos in a bond paper and wrote captions on the space beside the pictures, date, place and names of the people on the pictures. The CO didnt give me a hard time on the interview. The lady beside me just gave the presceener lose pictures without any caption at the back, she didnt have any difficulties with that.

Dont worry, you'll be fine!

[prettynpink 0]

I pasted the photos in a bond paper and wrote captions on the space beside the pictures, date, place and names of the people on the pictures. The CO didnt give me a hard time on the interview. The lady beside me just gave the presceener lose pictures without any caption at the back, she didnt have any difficulties with that.

Dont worry, you'll be fine!

Hi there!!Is it really required for pictures pasted in bond paper ?I found a photo album where you can put explanation on the side of the picture noted there as "memo" ..I can get few pages from the album itself and bind it with rings (i dont know how you call it but i hope you get what im trying to say)lol...

Can i just do that or does it really needs to ba pasted on bond papers?

thanks..god bless

[mRs StOcKwElL 1]

I pasted the photos in a bond paper and wrote captions on the space beside the pictures, date, place and names of the people on the pictures. The CO didnt give me a hard time on the interview. The lady beside me just gave the presceener lose pictures without any caption at the back, she didnt have any difficulties with that.

Dont worry, you'll be fine!

Hi there!!Is it really required for pictures pasted in bond paper ?I found a photo album where you can put explanation on the side of the picture noted there as "memo" ..I can get few pages from the album itself and bind it with rings (i dont know how you call it but i hope you get what im trying to say)lol...

Can i just do that or does it really needs to ba pasted on bond papers?

thanks..god bless

Be sure it is soft enough to bend on the window coz window is small, enough for a bondpaper to be bend while handing to them.

[prettynpink 0]

I pasted the photos in a bond paper and wrote captions on the space beside the pictures, date, place and names of the people on the pictures. The CO didnt give me a hard time on the interview. The lady beside me just gave the presceener lose pictures without any caption at the back, she didnt have any difficulties with that.

Dont worry, you'll be fine!

Hi there!!Is it really required for pictures pasted in bond paper ?I found a photo album where you can put explanation on the side of the picture noted there as "memo" ..I can get few pages from the album itself and bind it with rings (i dont know how you call it but i hope you get what im trying to say)lol...

Can i just do that or does it really needs to ba pasted on bond papers?

thanks..god bless

Be sure it is soft enough to bend on the window coz window is small, enough for a bondpaper to be bend while handing to them.

Thanks rodge ninfa

Greatly appreciated..See you at EB..COngrats again

[mRs StOcKwElL 1]

I pasted the photos in a bond paper and wrote captions on the space beside the pictures, date, place and names of the people on the pictures. The CO didnt give me a hard time on the interview. The lady beside me just gave the presceener lose pictures without any caption at the back, she didnt have any difficulties with that.

Dont worry, you'll be fine!

Hi there!!Is it really required for pictures pasted in bond paper ?I found a photo album where you can put explanation on the side of the picture noted there as "memo" ..I can get few pages from the album itself and bind it with rings (i dont know how you call it but i hope you get what im trying to say)lol...

Can i just do that or does it really needs to ba pasted on bond papers?

thanks..god bless

Be sure it is soft enough to bend on the window coz window is small, enough for a bondpaper to be bend while handing to them.

Thanks rodge ninfa

Greatly appreciated..See you at EB..COngrats again

Thanks prettynpink!!! Good luck!!!