Proof Of Having Met In Person

[Patch97777 1]

But would this be good or no?

Edited November 10, 2011 by Patch97777

[MalaysianGirl 26]

But would this be good or no?

IMHO, I think your story is a bit too long... How about editing and cutting it short?

[Golden Gate 530]

But would this be good or no?

I would tone it down a little. Make it a little less passionate. Direct it more towards a government agency, rather than a book publisher.

[MalaysianGirl 26]

I would tone it down a little. Make it a little less passionate. Direct it more towards a government agency, rather than a book publisher.

[Patch97777 1]

Is this better?

We both met online in February of 2011 where our relationship began (see attached Facebook messages) which over time lead into deeper and more intimate discussions, then one day we decided to speak over the phone and after that day we begin calling each other frequently making use of calling cards (see attached bank statement of purchased Kroger calling cards). Then eventually we progressed into using Skype(Voice Over IP Software) to talk over the internet which gave us the freedom to talk without the minute limits imposed by calling cards (see attached Skype logs).

We began feeling very deeply for each other as we progressed into more intimate talks which led way to our desire for meeting each other. . I decided then to take my summer break from college and go to her in Romania, so we can meet in person and spend some time together. We decided on me coming to Romania and spending two months over there together which in the end was extended for one week (see attached Airline Flight Extension). On July 5th my plane landed in Bucharest, Romania where I met Tabita at the airport for the first time, we both fell into each other’s warm embrace and hugged for the first time. From there we spent a couple of days in Bucharest exploring the city together and enjoying the big city life together. After a couple days in Bucharest we headed to her home city of Oradea (Tabita’s family has two houses, one in the town of Varviz and one in Oradea), where we spent most of my visit in this city, and I had the opportunity to become close with her family spending a lot of time with them, they all were so warm and welcoming which made me feel right at home with everyone there.

During my two month visit with Tabita we had the chance to travel throughout Romania visiting various cities and relatives, and we also took an out of country road trip together to the Republic of Moldova, specifically to the city of Balti (see attached passport entry stamps for Moldova and pictures). We also had the opportunity to visit Timisoara and explore this beautiful city and also a nearby city named Lipova, where we had the great pleasure of enjoying some time with Tabita’s sister and brother-in-law as we stayed at their place, they welcomed us into their home with such warmth and hospitality. Finally we returned to Oradea where we spent the remainder of our visit together, enjoying and treasuring the few days we had left together. On our last night in Oradea we packed my luggage staying up the whole night together to make the most of the few hours we had left there, and then together we took a train towards Timisoara where a shuttle plane was waiting to take me to Bucharest for my final flight to the United States. During my visit to Romania we spent every single moment and day together until the very last minute before I stepped through security at the Traian Vuia International Airport in Timisoara.

[Golden Gate 530]

Is this better?

We both met online in February of 2011 where our relationship began (see attached Facebook messages) which over time lead into deeper and more intimate discussions, then one day we decided to speak over the phone and after that day we begin calling each other frequently making use of calling cards (see attached bank statement of purchased Kroger calling cards). Then eventually we progressed into using Skype(Voice Over IP Software) to talk over the internet which gave us the freedom to talk without the minute limits imposed by calling cards (see attached Skype logs).

We began feeling very deeply for each other as we progressed into more intimate talks which led way to our desire for meeting each other. . I decided then to take my summer break from college and go to her in Romania, so we can meet in person and spend some time together. We decided on me coming to Romania and spending two months over there together which in the end was extended for one week (see attached Airline Flight Extension). On July 5th my plane landed in Bucharest, Romania where I met Tabita at the airport for the first time, we both fell into each other’s warm embrace and hugged for the first time. From there we spent a couple of days in Bucharest exploring the city together and enjoying the big city life together. After a couple days in Bucharest we headed to her home city of Oradea (Tabita’s family has two houses, one in the town of Varviz and one in Oradea), where we spent most of my visit in this city, and I had the opportunity to become close with her family spending a lot of time with them, they all were so warm and welcoming which made me feel right at home with everyone there.

During my two month visit with Tabita we had the chance to travel throughout Romania visiting various cities and relatives, and we also took an out of country road trip together to the Republic of Moldova, specifically to the city of Balti (see attached passport entry stamps for Moldova and pictures). We also had the opportunity to visit Timisoara and explore this beautiful city and also a nearby city named Lipova, where we had the great pleasure of enjoying some time with Tabita’s sister and brother-in-law as we stayed at their place, they welcomed us into their home with such warmth and hospitality. Finally we returned to Oradea where we spent the remainder of our visit together, enjoying and treasuring the few days we had left together. On our last night in Oradea we packed my luggage staying up the whole night together to make the most of the few hours we had left there, and then together we took a train towards Timisoara where a shuttle plane was waiting to take me to Bucharest for my final flight to the United States. During my visit to Romania we spent every single moment and day together until the very last minute before I stepped through security at the Traian Vuia International Airport in Timisoara.

See how long your page is when it is 1 1/2 spaced. If it is more than a page, cut some more, preferably the bolded parts (which I think are too detailed, so not necessary). I don't want to know to where that conversation led

[MalaysianGirl 26]

I've helped you edit your story below:

We met online in February 2011 when our relationship began (see attached Facebook messages), which, over time led into deeper and more intimate discussions. We then started talking on the phone, making use of calling cards (see attached bank statement of purchased Kroger calling cards) as the frequency increased. Eventually we progressed into using Skype.

We started feeling very deeply for each other, which led to our desire to meet each other in person. I decided to take my summer break from college and visit her in Romania so that we could spend time together. Our plan was for me to spend two months in Romania, but in the end the visit was extended for one week (see attached Airline Flight Extension).

On July 5th my plane landed in Bucharest, where I met Tabita at the airport for the first time. We spent several days in Bucharest exploring the city together. After that we headed to her home city of Oradea (Tabita’s family has two houses, one in the town of Varviz and one in Oradea), where we spent most of my visit in this city, and I had the opportunity to become close with her family as I spent a lot of time with them.

During my two-month visit with Tabita we travelled throughout Romania visiting various cities and relatives. We also took an out-of-country road trip together to the Republic of Moldova, specifically to the city of Balti (see attached passport entry stamps for Moldova and pictures). Besides that, we had the opportunity to visit Timisoara and a nearby city named Lipova, where we spent some time with Tabita’s sister and brother-in-law as we stayed at their place.

Finally we returned to Oradea where we spent the remainder of our visit together. On our final day together we took a train towards Timisoara, where a shuttle plane was waiting to take me to Bucharest for my final flight to the United States.

Edited November 10, 2011 by MalaysianGirl

[Golden Gate 530]

I've helped you edit your story below:

Yes, this sounds good. More concise, and less romance.

[MalaysianGirl 26]

Yes, this sounds good. More concise, and less romance.

Haha, thanks I had to edit some grammatical stuff, took out the mushy stuff, paragraphed the entire thing, and left the important bits inside.

[Patch97777 1]

Better?

We both met online in February of 2011 where our relationship began (see attached Facebook messages) which over time lead into deeper and more intimate discussions, then one day we decided to speak over the phone and after that day we begin calling each other frequently making use of calling cards (see attached bank statement of purchased Kroger calling cards). Then eventually we progressed into using Skype(Voice Over IP Software) to talk over the internet which gave us the freedom to talk without the minute limits imposed by calling cards (see attached Skype logs).

We began feeling very deeply for each other as we progressed into more intimate talks which led way to our desire for meeting each other. I decided then to take my summer break from college and go to her in Romania, so we can meet in person and spend some time together. We decided on me coming to Romania and spending two months over there together which in the end was extended for one week (see attached Airline Flight Extension). On July 5th my plane landed in Bucharest, Romania where I met Tabita at the airport for the first time. From there we spent a couple of days in Bucharest exploring the city together and enjoying the big city life together. After a couple days in Bucharest we headed to her home city of Oradea (Tabita’s family has two houses, one in the town of Varviz and one in Oradea), where we spent most of my visit in this city, and I had the opportunity to become close with her family spending a lot of time with them.

During my two month visit with Tabita we had the chance to travel throughout Romania visiting various cities and relatives, and we also took an out of country road trip together to the Republic of Moldova, specifically to the city of Balti (see attached passport entry stamps for Moldova and pictures). We also had the opportunity to visit Timisoara and explore this beautiful city and also a nearby city named Lipova, where we had the great pleasure of enjoying some time with Tabita’s sister and brother-in-law as we stayed at their place. Finally we returned to Oradea where we spent the remainder of our visit together, enjoying and treasuring the few days we had left together. On our last night in Oradea we packed my luggage and then together left for Timisoara where a shuttle plane was waiting to take me to Bucharest for my final flight to the United States.

Should I cut out the part with Lipova and Timisoara?

Edited November 10, 2011 by Patch97777

[MalaysianGirl 26]

Better?

We both met online in February of 2011 where our relationship began (see attached Facebook messages) which over time lead into deeper and more intimate discussions, then one day we decided to speak over the phone and after that day we begin calling each other frequently making use of calling cards (see attached bank statement of purchased Kroger calling cards). Then eventually we progressed into using Skype(Voice Over IP Software) to talk over the internet which gave us the freedom to talk without the minute limits imposed by calling cards (see attached Skype logs).

We began feeling very deeply for each other as we progressed into more intimate talks which led way to our desire for meeting each other. I decided then to take my summer break from college and go to her in Romania, so we can meet in person and spend some time together. We decided on me coming to Romania and spending two months over there together which in the end was extended for one week (see attached Airline Flight Extension). On July 5th my plane landed in Bucharest, Romania where I met Tabita at the airport for the first time. From there we spent a couple of days in Bucharest exploring the city together and enjoying the big city life together. After a couple days in Bucharest we headed to her home city of Oradea (Tabita’s family has two houses, one in the town of Varviz and one in Oradea), where we spent most of my visit in this city, and I had the opportunity to become close with her family spending a lot of time with them.

During my two month visit with Tabita we had the chance to travel throughout Romania visiting various cities and relatives, and we also took an out of country road trip together to the Republic of Moldova, specifically to the city of Balti (see attached passport entry stamps for Moldova and pictures). We also had the opportunity to visit Timisoara and explore this beautiful city and also a nearby city named Lipova, where we had the great pleasure of enjoying some time with Tabita’s sister and brother-in-law as we stayed at their place. Finally we returned to Oradea where we spent the remainder of our visit together, enjoying and treasuring the few days we had left together. On our last night in Oradea we packed my luggage and then together left for Timisoara where a shuttle plane was waiting to take me to Bucharest for my final flight to the United States.

See above for my edited version

[brian_n_phuong 193]

Gary, you know very well that each embassy/consulate works differently. Citing your minimalist success can lead people to not research the norms for their individual circumstances.

[Patch97777 1]

Ok Thanks everyone for your help!

[agrabs 241]

Hi, I'm putting together my K1 Visa application and I'm pondering whether I should print all of the facebooks messages me and my fiancee exchanged? It's in another language so would it have to be a notarized translation of the facebook messages? There are about close to 1000 messages and I would literally be sending in a novel. Also how many pictures would suffice as proof of having met? I have fifty pictures that I could send from various parts of the foreign country where we met. Thanks in advance for any help!

[agrabs 241]

thank you! I basically had the same question as I am finally getting ready to send in my K1 Visa application for my fiance who is also in Romania. We started thinking about applying for a K1 back in June when he was denied a visitors visa. I have visited him in Romania twice and we met in Mexico for a week just recently. I have hundreds of pages of messages and I was only going to include a few since i have pictures and boarding passes from all 3 visits. I also have a paid receipt from a ticket I purchased for an upcoming trip to see him in bucharest in december, so i was hoping that copies of all the skype and fb messages would not be necessary. I hope to send my packet in on Friday Good luck - Keep me posted - will you be going thru the embassy in Bucharest?