I-129F Evidence

[cedwards001 18]

I have a tiny concern. Okay so basically I remember there was a discussion a few months ago about a particular statement in the I-129F instructions about how to satisfy the "Mutual Intent" between the petitioner and beneficiary. I think it goes like this:

"Provide original statements from you and your fiancé(e) whom you plan to marry within 90 days of his or her admission, and copies of any evidence you wish to submit to establish your mutual intent"

I remember the discussion being about the last part where it says any evidence you "wish" to submit to establish your mutual intent. Basically I included some emails, chat logs and phone bills with my I-129F for this part because I felt that proving a bonafide relationship with the beneficiary shows your so called "mutual intent" and since I "wish" to submit it, like the instructions say I can do, it should satisfy. Now obviously it is worth noting that I did put a Letter of Intent for myself and my fiance with the petition. I didn't put this stuff to address any red flags or anything. I am just exercising my "wish" to submit documents to show there is mutual intent.

My question is, would the Consulate have a problem with this at the interview? I know this is water under the bridge now, but would it have been better if I had just included a detailed written explanation of our relationship instead of the emails and chat logs?

[ScottThuy 140]

Most people use the standard example of intent to marry letter that is posted in the guides... but one is not limited to that... going overboard could cause them to wonder why... if anything IMO evidence for #11 to go along with the intent letters could be photos of where you want to marry, Ideas for your honeymoon.. things like that.... the proof of ongoing, photos emails etc... has been tied to #18 in the past.... to prove bonafide relationship...

[luckytxn 2,264]

I just did the basic letter in the guides and nothing else. The mutual consent was that we both did one each.