Photo Evidence

[reyu223 0]

I read in the guide that digital photos should be printed at a place like kodak but has anyone printed their own with a house printer? colored of course...

[Hannah+Vito 0]

We did, but we are still waiting on our noa2, so can't give you a complete success story yet.

[csmith1216 1]

I printed mine on my home printer, and yes i am still waiting for our NOA2 also

[Hannah+Vito 0]

even if you print something at a photoshop, the possiblity of it being docorred is still there so i dont see how it could make a difference, especially seen as they are secondary evidences, as long as they are quality enough to be able to tell who is who and where.

[spookyturtle 9,466]

Sprng for photo paper if you want to do a good job and do them yourself.

[EmilyM 0]

Most of my photos that I used for evidence I had either printed out (cause they were all from a digital camera) or I had color copied them (I used my moms photocopier, but a scanner/home printer can do the same thing). and then on the pages that resulted I wrote when the pictures where taken (IE: september 2005). So all of my pictures were on pages (regular paper, not photo). I submitted no actual photos.

Later at the interview, I had a ziploc baggie with all the photos inside, they didn't even ask to see them, just took the paperwork like I-134 etc.

Hope that helps! Good luck!

[ED*Riza 0]

We printed using house printer and they were fine no question asked.

[Marmite Lovers! 0]

I have heard you can use a house printer, no problem. What about using an A4 sheet of paper then typing a little bit of information (place, date, story) underneath or next to the picture. I'd put 3/4 on one page.

[BRIAN AND ISA 0]

We printed our photos on the home printer and there was never a question regarding it. Use good quality photo paper and you should be fine. If the photos have the date stamped on them it would be best. I put them in a zip lock baggie and stapled the bag to a piece of paper labeled " Proof That We Met Within The Last 2 Years". Good luck.

[Nicoxcx 1]

Dates on photos can be added in photoshop easily, so dates printed on them really dont mean anything.

We printed ours at a photo shop, as it was cheaper than buying colour ink and photo paper but as long as your photos are clear they should be okay, like was mentioned they are secondary evidence anyway.

We also wrote on the back of ours what the picture was, when it was taken and where, put them in a little bag.

[ldshgirl 0]

I read in the guide that digital photos should be printed at a place like kodak but has anyone printed their own with a house printer? colored of course...

Well, that's what I did! I printed at home, but they do not even asked me for it, because my fiance was there with me at the interwiev! And that was enough, he was the real proof of our relationship! I am from Hungary, actually, SO I HAVE NO IDEA HOW IS IT WORKS WITH OTHER EMBASSIES!!!!!!!!!

Best of luck,

A

[nathandace 0]

I read in the guide that digital photos should be printed at a place like kodak but has anyone printed their own with a house printer? colored of course...

I've printed mine off of my photo printer I have at home, Im waiting for my interview appointment and have received my NOA2.

[pushbrk 13,133]

It really doesn't matter how the pictures are printed. I printed most in color on regular paper so they were convenient to carry with other papers. My wife took a few with her in a small album. They just want to see you together and with family. It's no problem if you're, like me, too cheap to buy photo paper.

[LuckyDucky 0]

I printed mine on a home inkjet using 4x6" photo paper. I bought address labels, I think they were like 3x4" stickers and printed the date, location, and made comments on who was in the picture, what was happening, etc.

Those photos seemed to be fine as part of the documented proof of having met in 2-years as well as proof of our ongoing relationship.

We got our NOA2 and my wife passed her interview at the embassy.

[nathandace 0]

I printed mine on a home inkjet using 4x6" photo paper. I bought address labels, I think they were like 3x4" stickers and printed the date, location, and made comments on who was in the picture, what was happening, etc.

Those photos seemed to be fine as part of the documented proof of having met in 2-years as well as proof of our ongoing relationship.

We got our NOA2 and my wife passed her interview at the embassy.

Congrats on your wife passing her interview! I do agree with alot of these other posts, It doesnt matter as long as they can see the pictures, and that they represent a genuine relationship and that you will be able to provide them if need be for the interview.