is it ok

[TandV 0]

is it ok if i give my email account password to my fiance and let him print all emails he sent me??? what will the USCIS or USEmbassy think???

[SunDrop 59]

For your K-1 interview? I honestly don't think it's necessary for them to see every single email. Check on the regional forum to see what your embassy expects but at most it's usually just a 'snap shot' of a couple emails back and forth, demonstrating ongoing relationship.

And how on earth will the embassy know if you've given your password to someone?! I hope to goodness they're not spending time tracking the I.P. addresses of printed emails. Like they don't have enough to do!

Just be careful to not include any that use husband/ wife jokey-affectionate type references, as this has burnt some couples in the past. Also, it's better not to use any that has information or dialogue that you are not comfortable with a stranger reading. Blacked out sections can cause curiosity...

For our proof of ongoing relationship, I did a 'print screen' of my inbox and sent mail folder, showing the exchange, included 2 or 3 emails over several months. And the same for yahoo chat logs, except I only included a 'sample' of chat history, since most of ours would go on for pages and pages! lol

[easyukraine 1]

he can print his own if he wants. I am not sure you need to print your emails and his.

[Grey 0]

is it ok if i give my email account password to my fiance and let him print all emails he sent me??? what will the USCIS or USEmbassy think???

If you do trust your fiancee and you dont have any secret there hehehe that will cause you trouble in your relationship then give it to her/him and let her print which email you wanted to submit.. My fiancee knows every password I use and I let her access my account and print the emails that she wants so I don't need to send it to her..save time and money..

[George & Gina 29]

is it ok if i give my email account password to my fiance and let him print all emails he sent me??? what will the USCIS or USEmbassy think???

What will USCIS think about what? They have nothing to do with your email account or who you give your password to.

That said, it's an easy way for your fiance to get copies of the emails. It's also a VERY POOR security practice to give your password to ANYONE.

That said, I do have my wife's email password and have pretty much done the same thing for remittances, etc.

George

Edited December 15, 2010 by George & Gina