Photo Evidence

[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.

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.

Thanks! I only happened to mention it because a few previous posts said they had used their home printer, but have not received their NOA2. So I only mentioned it as a data point to the fact that home-printed pics seems to be acceptable.

[wifetobe 2]

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

I had ours printed from my home printer and sent it off to USCIS. We received our NOA2.

[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.

Thanks! I only happened to mention it because a few previous posts said they had used their home printer, but have not received their NOA2. So I only mentioned it as a data point to the fact that home-printed pics seems to be acceptable.

No problem! I have received my NOA2 as well and I used my home printer, Im just waiting on an interview date at the moment.

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

I had ours printed from my home printer and sent it off to USCIS. We received our NOA2.

At least it will be reasuring to others...knowing that photos printed at home seem to be acceptable!

[cca 13]

We printed about 7 pictures on a printer AND it was in black and white AND we got approved so i think just as long as they can see its both of you then i dont think theyre going to deny you a visa just because its not on glossy photo paper and in colour