Do I need to point out specific passport stamps?

[BennyJax 5]

I've searched the forum but couldn't find my specific answer.

In preparing evidence we have met at least once in the past two years, I have copies of both of our passport stamps.

Now how should I present it?

Just straight copies and let them figure it out? There are multiple stamps for one passport page.

Should I make a note in the blank spaces pointing out a specific time she came to the United States? Or should I make a note pointing to when I arrived in Taiwan?

Or any other suggestions.

Thanks!

[Connie N Akeel 0]

There isn’t a specific way to do it.

I photocopied the whole book and on the individual page wrote the month and year of the visit.

Good luck!

[katie & sifa 25]

In the blank space on the photocopied page I wrote things like "Passport stamps showing petitioner's trip to Kenya, 5/2009" and "passport stamps showing entry/exit to Tanzania for both petitioner and beneficiary, 12/2007."

[BennyJax 5]

Thank you both for your quick reply!

[Aztec&Taino 144]

I've searched the forum but couldn't find my specific answer.

In preparing evidence we have met at least once in the past two years, I have copies of both of our passport stamps.

Now how should I present it?

Just straight copies and let them figure it out? There are multiple stamps for one passport page.

Should I make a note in the blank spaces pointing out a specific time she came to the United States? Or should I make a note pointing to when I arrived in Taiwan?

Or any other suggestions.

Thanks!

I made copies of my entire passport and in order to clarify for adjudicator, I pointed the appropriate stamps. I pointed to the two entry stamps of admission to the Dominican Republic and also pointed to the stamps of my return dates to the United States. I have other stamps in my passport of previous and unrelated trips, rather than letting the adjudicator figure it out, you could help a bit and point to the appropriate stamps.

Best wishes!

[Vanessa in Texas 0]

I only ever had my passport stamped twice, and have been to see my fiance 6 times. They don't always stamp it for some reason, but it never seemed to be an issue with regards to evidence. I just made copies of all my flight info; itinararies, boarding passes, etc.