Too much?

[trey 0]

dont send em that stuff. Their only interest at this point is that you have the right to petition (USC), that you have met at least once in the two previous years, you are free to marry.....and nothing else. Chat transcripts dont prove any of these points. The USCIS is in no position to guage the quality of a relationship. Only a CO with a face to face interview can do this, so save that stuff for the interview with pictures, etc.

I guess I should have been more specific but I assumed those responding to my post would also note my time line and see that we've already been approved and I am preparing evidence for her to provide to the consul at her interview. No harm. Thank you all for your advice.

[calidreamer80 0]

Hmm my fiance sent like 50 some pages or more. LOL I guess we just really want to prove to them we are serious about our relationship and doing whatever it takes to be together.

[phirephly 0]

Hmm my fiance sent like 50 some pages or more. LOL I guess we just really want to prove to them we are serious about our relationship and doing whatever it takes to be together.

D'oh! For the "evidence" (bleh, of course we're real!) of our relationship, I had prepared over 300 pages of emails over a three year period. Guess the CO might have enjoyed that. Definitely some reaponses here that are a better point of view than my own - which was that bulk is intimidation haha. Now I'll have to go through and pare down the emails to a few most interesting ones. Good thing I saw this thread beforeI did another 300 pages for the IM convos!

[garyandsherry 0]

I have been working with a company located in Washington state. He has been super.

I received all of our original documents back from him with a letter stating what I shoud

send to her prior to her interview and what she should take with her to the interview

along with the money required and specific instructions on medical exams etc. I will

be glad to send a copy of this letter to anyone in need. In addition during a recent

conversation with my assistant, I was instructed to create a new letter just like the

initial one I submitted with the I129F but with more current information. I saw a post

about the amount of material one should take to the interview. Based on this letter

I don't believe there is such a thing as too much information. I would only suggest

it be labeled by substance. (ie. email, phone records..etc) These documents are

going to be used to confirm your continuing relationship and confirm your love

for each other. In my case, I will give valid excuses why my visits to her were

not as frequent as the embassy would like to see, but it will also state how much

we miss each other and our overbearing desire to be together.