putting photos in as evidence for petition...

[Katie Watie 3]

Hi everyone...

I know someone on here will have an answer for me as i haven't been let down yet ...

We're putting about 5-6 photos in as evidence of us meeting in person for the petition... but my question is how did everyone put them in the package? I know they ask for them to have who it is and dates written on the back so i thought i better not stick them on a piece of paper, are there are photo display pages you can buy?

or am i really overthinking this and i should just shove them in a plastic wallet? i just want it to look like nice and neat lol!

Katie

[Nich-Nick 3,354]

Sorry. Messed up.

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Edited September 5, 2011 by Nich-Nick

[LookyWhatIFound 38]

Hi everyone...

I know someone on here will have an answer for me as i haven't been let down yet ...

We're putting about 5-6 photos in as evidence of us meeting in person for the petition... but my question is how did everyone put them in the package? I know they ask for them to have who it is and dates written on the back so i thought i better not stick them on a piece of paper, are there are photo display pages you can buy?

or am i really overthinking this and i should just shove them in a plastic wallet? i just want it to look like nice and neat lol!

Katie

What I do, is put the 4 to 6 pictures in a plastic zip lock bag and staple the back side of the bag on the back of a regular white sheet of paper. I do the same things for the passport photos. On the blank side you can write down the description of whatever is attached. If the pictures don't have dates on them write the date on the back and also list who the people in the picture are.

Good luck.

Edited September 5, 2011 by LookyWhatIFound

[Nich-Nick 3,354]

@Katie

I know where you're coming from because I was the same way in the beginning when it was all shiny and new dealing with USCIS. A zip-lock bag stapled to a piece of paper will suffice to hold all of them. But if I must admit what I did....

I had some old photo albums with extra pages. They held 3 photos on a page. I slipped the photos all lovely into that and stapled to a piece of computer paper.

Now that it's old hat and I no longer fear USCIS and am bored with them, the photos I sent with Removal of Conditions were cranked out of the color printer on plain paper, several to a page. I wrote below the pic who/where. I don't think it's worth purchasing something. They didn't give me a gold star for photo holders, nor did they send me a big red C-minus marking for the plain paper printouts.

As far as evidence. Photos are nice but your main objective needs to be showing real documentation that you met in person in the last two years. Thus passport stamps, boarding passes, dated receipts during the two years are best. Love notes and phone call proof are just fluff, so don't overload with that so they can't find the harder evidence of meeting in person, which is the requirement.

Exciting times!!

Edited September 5, 2011 by Nich-Nick