K1 Proof Of Relationship

[Kent&Thuy 0]

Hello everyone!

My fiancee and I do the vast majority of our interacting via apple's FaceTime chat capabilities. Additionally we text a great deal via the same.

Unfortunately that leaves us with no hard copy of a phone bill to offer as proof of our daily interactions.

I was wondering if anyone has found a good way to archive or document such modes of communication short of actually taking a picture of the screen.

Any info would be helpful.

Thanks

Thuy & Kent

[lovebirds85 12]

Our case is the same, even though we have lots of skype logs. We talk over Viber and Face time everyday but I have no idea how to extract the log history.

[baron555 934]

Hello everyone!

My fiancee and I do the vast majority of our interacting via apple's FaceTime chat capabilities. Additionally we text a great deal via the same.

Unfortunately that leaves us with no hard copy of a phone bill to offer as proof of our daily interactions.

I was wondering if anyone has found a good way to archive or document such modes of communication short of actually taking a picture of the screen.

Any info would be helpful.

Thanks

Thuy & Kent

Try different means to communicate to purposefully generate different evidences to help prove your relationship. International relationships and immigration require you to think outside the box. If cost is an issue, then moving a foreign spouse here maybe isn't in your cards because these costs are miniscule to the future costs.

Think outside the box and generate evidences.....emails, letters, gift receipts, are all good examples.

Edited February 21, 2012 by baron555

[skiptex 225]

we use whatapp everyday.. its a free application for smart phones..

it allows instant message, send pics, send voice messages and videos.. PLUS!

you can email your history and then print it out..

my fiance was saving the text transcripts from the start.. she is so smart :)

that would give you a record..

[kutran 0]

So my fiance and I use Kakao Talk and Line. I am able to export the chat logs, but most of the chats are in Japanese or Mandarin.

I know that any document must be in English, so am I suppose to translate all of it? There are more than 30 pages in length.

Appreciate any input. Thank you.

[nunya business 20]

I have 600 pages of skype logs and that is just 6 months lol

Right now I am extremely disgusted with USCIS. I had an InfoPass today a 815 am I was suppose to meet with and agent what I met with was a clerk who stood behind a glass and told me the same thing I see everyday on their website. Are these people that inept I guess so.

Edited February 21, 2013 by AndyandMarissa