Wedding DVDs as bona fide relationship evidence?

[Josh and D. 0]

Of course, we have a bunch of photos from the wedding, but I'd be thrilled to be able to submit the DVDs as well. We have the entire civil ceremony, followed by the church wedding, as well as samples of the reception and a separate photo shoot. Four of my family members were able to come all the way from the U.S. and they are even introduced during the wedding. The retired pastor from my hometown church was also there, officiating the wedding (in English). It's the kind of depth that you can't really capture in the pictures alone.

Does anyone have any idea whether they'd even consider taking this as evidence? My only concern is that since it's electronic they might not want to bother with it (or might think the DVDs have a virus or something).

This is probably the first of several questions I'll end up asking here, Lord willing! We're still waiting to get my Romanian residency card so that we can go the DCF route. Reading here in the DCF forum has been a real help, so I appreciate those of you who've taken the time to answer questions (and the askers as well!).

[canadian_wife 1,827]

They won't accept any sort of electronic media, that includes videos.

Good luck

PS - you might want to check, most DCF requirements are that the USC is a resident for 6 months before filing

[Josh and D. 0]

They won't accept any sort of electronic media, that includes videos.

Good luck

PS - you might want to check, most DCF requirements are that the USC is a resident for 6 months before filing

That's a bummer, but thanks for the information! I've been staying here for 6 months, and only recently found out about the residency card requirement, which is why we had to go ahead and apply for that. Which is fine, because it's going to take us a little bit longer to get everything together for the petition on behalf of my wife.