K3 Visa- How do we log our phone records?

[Tree 0]

I know were supposed to save all of the evidence to prove its a bonafide relationship. Me and my husband call each other using phone cards. It's more expensive if we don't use phone cards. How do we go about saving our records this way? Anyone have experience with this?

[rmncm 0]

Are you using a land line or a cell phone? Maybe you can save the phone cards and the phone records and then show the number you dial to use the calling card as proff? Thats all I can think of.

[birch- phuk_beer 0]

I use 3 different methods-

I print out monthly statements from vonage,

from my cell phone,

and I keep my expired phone cards and make a nice collage on a piece of cardboard.

Edited August 1, 2008 by Birch-Beer

[nadiaedzkie 0]

hello,does anybody know the number to call VERmont Service Center????thanks..

I use 3 different methods-

I print out monthly statements from vonage,

from my cell phone,

and I keep my expired phone cards and make a nice collage on a piece of cardboard.

[Dakine 26]

Anyone want to buy a bunch of "used phone cards"?

Not much good for anything!

Especially for proof of calling each other as they don't show the numbers called. Best to get an international provider like AT+T and make short recorded calls and then use the phone cards for the long talks!

Edited August 1, 2008 by Haole

[b4byd09 0]

Anyone want to buy a bunch of "used phone cards"?

Not much good for anything!

Especially for proof of calling each other as they don't show the numbers called. Best to get an international provider like AT+T and make short recorded calls and then use the phone cards for the long talks!

I use Nonoh.net for cheap calls to Pakistan. check out the rates. and they keep ur record by minutes and seconds. I just printed out bunch of papers since last year. I know cards are no good. I have about 350 expired cards myself. lolz.

[daisychain 0]

this may be a long shot but if you guys talk to each other through YM voice (which is free service), you can save your recorded calls and just print your YM profile on the yahoo members directory indicating your screename and pic.

actually, i brought a bunch of phone cards with me to me interview which i was never able to use. if that's the only evidence you can provide (with regards to communication), then i suggest bringing it with you. your husband can perhaps draw up a notarized letter of explanation about the phone cards.

i know how you feel. calling using landline costs around P20/min over here, whereas using the phone card would only cost P3/min, plus its per second charging.

[Urge To Race 2]

Right, in the end, even if the foreign spouse doesn't have access to Yahoo Voice, you can call a land or mobile line in a foreign country with Yahoo Voice call out and that provides good records of numbers called and minutes talked, etc.

Also try things like voip.com or rebtel... their rates are as good as most phone cards, way cheaper than dinosaur POTS telephone carriers like AT&T, and the records are very good.

this may be a long shot but if you guys talk to each other through YM voice (which is free service), you can save your recorded calls and just print your YM profile on the yahoo members directory indicating your screename and pic.

actually, i brought a bunch of phone cards with me to me interview which i was never able to use. if that's the only evidence you can provide (with regards to communication), then i suggest bringing it with you. your husband can perhaps draw up a notarized letter of explanation about the phone cards.

i know how you feel. calling using landline costs around P20/min over here, whereas using the phone card would only cost P3/min, plus its per second charging.

[birch- phuk_beer 0]

Anyone want to buy a bunch of "used phone cards"?

Not much good for anything!

Especially for proof of calling each other as they don't show the numbers called. Best to get an international provider like AT+T and make short recorded calls and then use the phone cards for the long talks!

funny

no, but they make an addition. I'd never depend on them.

Sprint records and vonage. With vonage, you can print out times, date, length of call and to what number.