Proof of ongoing relationship. WVP countries

[topaz75 1]

We are about a month away from our NOA2, so I am starting to prepare for the interview at the Frankfurt consulate.

I am wondering about the proof of an ongoing relationship, especially since I have read on here and in other places that they do not look too closely at this point if the beneficiary is from a Visa Waiver country (in my case, Germany).

I have logs that show my calls to my Fiancee via skype to her home phone number, they go back six months (eight months by the time of the interview). And I have about 550 emails in my Mailbox from her, spanning about 18 months.

Will that be enough? I am somewhat reluctant to show them more than that (i.e. printouts of full mails or letters), the actual content of many of those emails is pretty personal, the same applies to the letters and cards.

What did you show as proof? (see poll above). I`d appreciate if only people from Visa Waiver Program countries (especially Western Europe / Germany) answered the poll.

Thanks

Topaz

[KitEEgirl 0]

We are about a month away from our NOA2, so I am starting to prepare for the interview at the Frankfurt consulate.

I am wondering about the proof of an ongoing relationship, especially since I have read on here and in other places that they do not look too closely at this point if the beneficiary is from a Visa Waiver country (in my case, Germany).

I have logs that show my calls to my Fiancee via skype to her home phone number, they go back six months (eight months by the time of the interview). And I have about 550 emails in my Mailbox from her, spanning about 18 months.

Will that be enough? I am somewhat reluctant to show them more than that (i.e. printouts of full mails or letters), the actual content of many of those emails is pretty personal, the same applies to the letters and cards.

What did you show as proof? (see poll above). I`d appreciate if only people from Visa Waiver Program countries (especially Western Europe / Germany) answered the poll.

Thanks

Topaz

My husband brought a bunch of evidence that he didn't use at the interview. We had a whole booklet together with passport stamps, pictures, flight itineraries, letters, snail mail, chat logs...and they really didn't look at anything.. just asked him some basic questions and that was it....

[Laura J. 0]

I visited Germany while we were waiting, so we used a copy of my ticket along with one or two pictures and a copy of a postcard.

I wouldn't go overboard with proof; I think they use it more when they suspect a fake marriage.

Good luck -

[VanessaTony 3,567]

None of my evidence was looked at but you do not have to show EVERY email/letter. Surely there was a letter or email or two that didn't have X rated content? You are permitted to black out personal information from emails, but I cannot confirm that this won't cause some issues if your case is deemed "on the fence" in terms of proof.

Good luck.

[Otto 83]

We had phone records (and a subsequent visit as well) but the Frankfurt Consulate never reviewed the additional 'stuff.'