Facebook evidence and a pseudonym

[Silverberry1331 25]

Hi Guys,

My husband and I are both on facebook. We post alot to each other's wall. I printed out all the print screens from the "our friendship" page, which just shows our posts to each other. It has months and months and months of comments, pictures, ect...AND it shows what friends we have in common.

The problem? Well, he doesn't like having his real name out there on social networks. He doesn't trust them in that regard so, he has a pseudonym. It is a random, weird one which wouldn't even be a name really. For example, it is like "stability poision". The thing is...would that hurt the case or cause a problem at interview? If you read and just glance at the profile picture and stuff you KNOW it is us. Still, thought I would pose it to my favorite collective wisdom.

What do you think?

Thanks!

[Anh map 2,098]

It's one piece of the evidence pie. Submit it along with all of your evidence showing a bona fide relationship.

[JimVaPhuong 4,863]

People are probably going to get the impression that you're printing out pages from your Facebook accounts to bring to an adjustment of status interview, and wondering why you would be doing that. This is because you posted your question in the adjustment of status forum. People who are adjusting status are already together in the United States, and wouldn't want to submit evidence that supports the bona fides of a long distance relationship.

For a CR1 interview at a US consulate abroad, I think Facebook evidence is of marginal use. It's evidence of indirect non real-time communication, and because the communication is often publicly visible it can't always be counted on to be credible. I think evidence of real-time one-on-one communication is much more valuable, especially with the technology available today. Stuff like Skype or Yahoo Messenger logs and transcripts, phone records, etc. Friends post messages on each other's Facebook pages. Spouses talk to each other.

[Anh map 2,098]

Moved from Adjustment of Status forum to IR1/CR1 forum

[kozah 1]

before u print the messages and the conversations , he can go on privacy settings and put his real name then print out

so everythings show on messages his name. and take with u skype ,messages its better, and phone bills

Good Luck !

[iloveufrancis 0]

how did you print those messages or your conversation on facebook?

[Navyk 78]

People are probably going to get the impression that you're printing out pages from your Facebook accounts to bring to an adjustment of status interview, and wondering why you would be doing that. This is because you posted your question in the adjustment of status forum. People who are adjusting status are already together in the United States, and wouldn't want to submit evidence that supports the bona fides of a long distance relationship.

For a CR1 interview at a US consulate abroad, I think Facebook evidence is of marginal use. It's evidence of indirect non real-time communication, and because the communication is often publicly visible it can't always be counted on to be credible. I think evidence of real-time one-on-one communication is much more valuable, especially with the technology available today. Stuff like Skype or Yahoo Messenger logs and transcripts, phone records, etc. Friends post messages on each other's Facebook pages. Spouses talk to each other.

I agree with this.