How many is enough

[uktousa 2]

Hi Friends

I have printed skype chat like one day of each month from last 2 yrs chat history. Do you think its enough.

Thanks

[LeftCoastLady 441]

Hi Friends

I have printed skype chat like one day of each month from last 2 yrs chat history. Do you think its enough.

Thanks

UktoUSA...I highly recommend you follow the information Nich-Nick and others in the UK forum have given you in the past. Skype logs aren't needed in London.

Please refresh your memory by reading this pinned thread: http://www.visajourney.com/forums/topic/350185-london-2012-k1s-from-noa2-to-interview-thread/

[Pitaya 2,577]

Hi Friends

I have printed skype chat like one day of each month from last 2 yrs chat history. Do you think its enough.

Thanks

The strength of all of your evidence for your petition should be based on as many types of evidence as you can provide, i.e., photos, boarding passes, passport stamps, receipts, etc., and is not only dependent on chat logs. What else do you have? Review the K-1 guide about other sources of evidence.

Good luck on your visa journey.

EDIT: Additionally, I defer to LeftCoastLady about London-specific requirements.

Edited July 9, 2012 by A&B

[uktousa 2]

I have all other evidence ready like tickets, photos, boarding passes, reciepts etc and all other supporting docs. Printing chat was the last step but was not sure how many i should print.

Thanks for your advise friends.

[uktousa 2]

Thanks for reminding me. I have all other evidences as well. Printed skype chat just to be on safe side.

UktoUSA...I highly recommend you follow the information Nich-Nick and others in the UK forum have given you in the past. Skype logs aren't needed in London.

Please refresh your memory by reading this pinned thread: http://www.visajourney.com/forums/topic/350185-london-2012-k1s-from-noa2-to-interview-thread/

[Nich-Nick 3,354]

I have all other evidence ready like tickets, photos, boarding passes, reciepts etc and all other supporting docs. Printing chat was the last step but was not sure how many i should print.

Thanks for your advise friends.

None of the above will be needed. Have you reviewed what London says to bring to the interview? Does it say any of those items? But you never know, you might be the first person ever in London.

We can only offer you our years of London experience or you can go with what a person from China says. It's after all, your interview and your choice.

Safe travels and wishes for sunshine on your big day.

[Heather and Ian 3]

Quick question about the police certificate... Ian is from Scotland and what I've read on the site about police certificates is that it doesnt cover Scotland. Does he need to get a police certificate from Scotland as well? Thanks!

[Pitaya 2,577]

None of the above will be needed. Have you reviewed what London says to bring to the interview? Does it say any of those items? But you never know, you might be the first person ever in London.

We can only offer you our years of London experience or you can go with what a person from China says. It's after all, your interview and your choice.

Safe travels and wishes for sunshine on your big day.

Go easy Nich- Nick... Did you take the the time to notice my EDIT and deferral to LeftCoastLady's comments? BTW, I was born in the USA...

Edited July 10, 2012 by A&B

[Nich-Nick 3,354]

Go easy Nich- Nick... Did you take the the time to notice my EDIT and deferral to LeftCoastLady's comments? BTW, I was born in the USA...

I mean nothing against you and apologize if it sounded that way. I sincerely think that it is his/her decision and what seems comfortable to make them at ease going to the interview. There is alot on VJ that covers very strict consulates and makes people very nervous. I have experienced the consulate in London myself and have read everybody else's experiences in London for 4 years, so just offer that as an answer to the initial question. There is absolutely no reason to print Skype logs for London. They will not read them or file them. The time it takes to print all that is better spent reading every word and link on the London website so not miss the things that will hang one up.

Examples of things people mess up the most:

• Not having the long form birth certificate.
  
• Not having the proper police certificate from other countries if needed, like Australia for example, which has to be a version based on fingerprints taken at specific police departments in the UK
  
• Not having an acceptable Affidavit of Support.
  
• Not getting documentation of an offense if the police certificate says "no live trace" which means the conviction or caution may have been expunged but there is still a record on the books.
  
• Showing up with a passport that has gone through the washer, or had suntan lotion spilled on it, or is about to expire.
  

[Pitaya 2,577]

I mean nothing against you and apologize if it sounded that way. I sincerely think that it is his/her decision and what seems comfortable to make them at ease going to the interview. There is alot on VJ that covers very strict consulates and makes people very nervous. I have experienced the consulate in London myself and have read everybody else's experiences in London for 4 years, so just offer that as an answer to the initial question. There is absolutely no reason to print Skype logs for London. They will not read them or file them. The time it takes to print all that is better spent reading every word and link on the London website so not miss the things that will hang one up.

Examples of things people mess up the most:

• Not having the long form birth certificate.
  
• Not having the proper police certificate from other countries if needed, like Australia for example, which has to be a version based on fingerprints taken at specific police departments in the UK
  
• Not having an acceptable Affidavit of Support.
  
• Not getting documentation of an offense if the police certificate says "no live trace" which means the conviction or caution may have been expunged but there is still a record on the books.
  
• Showing up with a passport that has gone through the washer, or had suntan lotion spilled on it, or is about to expire.
  

谢谢 (Thank you), apology accepted.

[bigdog 377]

How about immigration from England and Canada a lot less ** than China and Philippines? You still need to play the game ie. give um what they want. Good Luck.