Picture dilemma

[AKSinghSingh79 143]

I was just looking over pictures that I have gathered for my I-129F and I'm just a little bit worried about some of them.

When my fiance was in the U.S., it was very clear from our pictures where we were. You could clearly see obvious landmarks in the background. That's because we had friends take the pics for us.

When I met him in Thailand however, it wasn't as obvious. That's because we mostly went out together alone and had nobody to take the photos for us so we had to take them ourselves. As a result, our pictures are close up and don't show much background.

There is one picture that has a Thai tuk-tuk in the background, but you really have to know what you're looking at to tell what it is.

Now I have solo pictures of us where there are some temples in the background and easier to tell we are in Bangkok. I was wondering if I submitted close up pics of us two and then a few solo pictures from the same day it could show better proof that we were indeed in Thailand.

Would that be something that could work?

[Operator 1,927]

At this stage of the process you only need to prove that you have met once within the past two years. It could have been in Thailand the US or anywhere. There are other things that will prove when and where you met such as boarding passes, entry stamps in passports, receipts, etc.

Good luck!

Edited August 14, 2011 by Operator

[cazy888 3]

I was just looking over pictures that I have gathered for my I-129F and I'm just a little bit worried about some of them.

When my fiance was in the U.S., it was very clear from our pictures where we were. You could clearly see obvious landmarks in the background. That's because we had friends take the pics for us.

When I met him in Thailand however, it wasn't as obvious. That's because we mostly went out together alone and had nobody to take the photos for us so we had to take them ourselves. As a result, our pictures are close up and don't show much background.

There is one picture that has a Thai tuk-tuk in the background, but you really have to know what you're looking at to tell what it is.

Now I have solo pictures of us where there are some temples in the background and easier to tell we are in Bangkok. I was wondering if I submitted close up pics of us two and then a few solo pictures from the same day it could show better proof that we were indeed in Thailand.

Would that be something that could work?

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[LookyWhatIFound 38]

I was just looking over pictures that I have gathered for my I-129F and I'm just a little bit worried about some of them.

When my fiance was in the U.S., it was very clear from our pictures where we were. You could clearly see obvious landmarks in the background. That's because we had friends take the pics for us.

When I met him in Thailand however, it wasn't as obvious. That's because we mostly went out together alone and had nobody to take the photos for us so we had to take them ourselves. As a result, our pictures are close up and don't show much background.

There is one picture that has a Thai tuk-tuk in the background, but you really have to know what you're looking at to tell what it is.

Now I have solo pictures of us where there are some temples in the background and easier to tell we are in Bangkok. I was wondering if I submitted close up pics of us two and then a few solo pictures from the same day it could show better proof that we were indeed in Thailand.

Would that be something that could work?

Your pictures don't have to show where you were. Pictures of you should be with your fiance and within 2 years of the I-129F petition. Your boarding passes, passport stamps, receipts, iteneraries etc, and the dates should all match to show that you were both in the same countries at the same time. Good luck.

[AKSinghSingh79 143]

Your pictures don't have to show where you were. Pictures of you should be with your fiance and within 2 years of the I-129F petition. Your boarding passes, passport stamps, receipts, iteneraries etc, and the dates should all match to show that you were both in the same countries at the same time. Good luck.

Thanks for the info.

What is your opinion on group photos? Like photos with our friends and us together?

[Penny Lane 8,159]

It doesn't mater who the pictures are with or where they are taken. All you're doing with the I-129F photos is proving you've met in person in the last two years to go along with your boarding passes, passport stamps, etc.

Edited August 14, 2011 by Coconuts