Save Evidence for Interview or I-129F?

[hrothgarr 0]

My fiancee just mailed me her completed forms, pictures, and a lot of other evidence of us being together (copies of her student ID from north carolina, drivers license, change of address forms, copy of student visa, etc). My question is: Are they really looking for this much evidence in the I-129F, or should we save all of this for her interview?

I know they want evidence of having met in the past two years, so we could mail in a few tickets and pictures from this summer, but what about the rest of this mountain of evidence? I could just make copies of everything, send that in with the I-129F, and mail the originals back to her to use in the interview. What's the consensus on this?

[ms. J& mr.N 1]

My fiancee just mailed me her completed forms, pictures, and a lot of other evidence of us being together (copies of her student ID from north carolina, drivers license, change of address forms, copy of student visa, etc). My question is: Are they really looking for this much evidence in the I-129F, or should we save all of this for her interview?

I know they want evidence of having met in the past two years, so we could mail in a few tickets and pictures from this summer, but what about the rest of this mountain of evidence? I could just make copies of everything, send that in with the I-129F, and mail the originals back to her to use in the interview. What's the consensus on this?

just give them important documents..in our case,i just layouted it in an organized manner...ticket,boarding pass then pictures... you dont need that much of evidence...goodluck

[Fight for Love 98]

my fiance just had his interview yesterday they didn't even bother to ask for proof of communication lol

maybe because when i file....i submitted a LOT lol

but for security just keep that for your record or maybe RFE. goodluck

[Pinkrlion 2,724]

My fiancee just mailed me her completed forms, pictures, and a lot of other evidence of us being together (copies of her student ID from north carolina, drivers license, change of address forms, copy of student visa, etc). My question is: Are they really looking for this much evidence in the I-129F, or should we save all of this for her interview?

I know they want evidence of having met in the past two years, so we could mail in a few tickets and pictures from this summer, but what about the rest of this mountain of evidence? I could just make copies of everything, send that in with the I-129F, and mail the originals back to her to use in the interview. What's the consensus on this?

They are not necessary unless they support how you met, and they are proof meeting within the past years. You have to provide evidence for both.

[Heysofia 6]

I would send it in just incase, better to be over-prepared than not sending it in and worrying that it wasn't good enough Just make sure you have 2 copies, 1 to put in with the I-129F and 1 to keep for yourself.