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How far back should the interview supporting docs go?

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Me and my wife were married in February of this year. We now have our interview date and I am currently gathering all the docs, receipts, photos etc. to send to her. What I am wondering is: How far back should our phone bill records and the like go? All the way back to our very first phone conversations? Only the ones since our marriage, or only the recent ones i.e. the past 3-4 months showing continued contact with each other.

This goes with other evidence, such as chat logs, emails, and bank statements showing money transfers to her and withdrawls for supprt of my wife.

The only reason I ask, is I noticed on a few embassy reviews (manila) that the pre-screeners asked for "Current" emails.

Thanks guys!

 
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