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Filed: K-1 Visa Country: United Kingdom
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I'm including a copy of my fiancé's passport to show the stamps from when he entered the U.S. to see me, as proof of meeting in the last two years. Do you think it would be alright to have black-and-white photocopies or would color be preferred?

Our Timeline:

April 2003: We "met" online through a mutual friend.

March/April 2004: He visited me in California and we hit it off, but didn't want to do a long-distance relationship.

July 7, 2009: We got back in touch with each other.

April 15, 2010: My previous relationship ended and we decided that he would come visit me again and see where things went.

May 25 2010: We saw each other again for the first time in six years!

June 23, 2010: We decided to try a relationship.

November 8, 2010: We got engaged!

January 3, 2011: I began to assemble the I-129F packet

March 14, 2011: Mailed out the I-129F packet

March 16, 2011: NOA-1

May 31, 2011: NOA-2

June 13, 2011: NVC received our approved I-129F

June 15, 2011: NVC approved the I-129F and sent it to London

July 1, 2011: He mailed the completed Packet 3 in

July 15: His medical exam

July 29: We called the consulate and got his interview date

September 6: His interview - approved!

September 25: He entered the U.S. with his visa

November 18: WE GOT MARRIED!

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Filed: Citizen (apr) Country: Kenya
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We did color - some of the stamps in my passport are hard enough to read as it is, so we wanted it to be as clear as possible.

K-1
09/09/09 - NOA1 :: 10/20/09 - NOA2 :: 01/11/10 - Interview :: 02/24/10 - POE :: 04/10/10 - Wedding

AOS
05/17/10 - NOA :: 06/08/10 - Transferred to CSC :: 07/02/10 - Biometrics :: 07/16/10 - EAD/AP Approved :: 10/26/10 - AOS Approved

ROC
08/16/12 - NOA :: 09/13/12 - Biometrics :: 04/12/13 - Approved :: 04/19/13 - GC received


Naturalization
08/22/13 - NOA :: 09/20/13 - Biometrics :: 01/30/14 - Interview - Approved :: 02/27/14 - Oath

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We did black and white with no issues. I guess you need to see if the black and white are legible. If so, you should be fine.

Jackie

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Filed: Citizen (apr) Country: China
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Everything I sent in package was black-white copies, with the exception of photographs (passport photos, evidence photos)

OUR TIME LINE Please do a timeline it helps us all, thanks.

Is now a US Citizen immigration completed Jan 12, 2012.

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Look here: A Candle for Love and China Family Visa Forums for Chinese/American relationship,

Visa issues, and lots of info about the Guangzhou and Hong Kong consulate.

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Filed: K-1 Visa Country: Ireland
Timeline

I would think that black and white copies would be fine as long as they are legible.

December 2nd, 2011 - AOS Packet sent

December 8th, 2011 - Received electronic NOA1

January 3rd, 2012 - Received notification that case has been transferred to CSC

January 4th, 2012 - Biometrics

February 11th, 2012 - Employment Authorization Card received

February 25th, 2012 - Social Security Card received

August 24th, 2012 - Green Card Received

August, 2014 - I-751 sent

August 2014 (two weeks later) - NOA1 Received

March 2015 - RFE Received

May 2015 - RFE Packet Sent

July 28th - Letter received for interview

August 13th - Interview (GC Pending)

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We sent color copies with our petition. I thought black & white would be fine, but the fiance insisted on color. I think having the color made me feel a little more confident that everything would be just the way they wanted to see it. My fiance had quite a few stamps that were hard to read and the photo page was a little distorted in black & white. If it is legible, I'd just stick with black & white.

Engaged: 2010-04-05
I-129F Sent: 2010-09-28
I-129F NOA1: 2010-10-02
I-129F NOA2: 2011-03-07
Interview Date: 2011-05-06
US Entry: 2011-06-27
Marriage: 2011-07-09
AOS, EAD, AP Filed: 2011-08-18
AOS, EAD, AP NOA: 2011-08-24

N-400 Filed: 2016-01-19

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