ki visa

[hanifa 0]

hello would love to know what am supposed to have for my interview so i can start preparing when i still have time,, my fiance is very busy and hardly gets time to exchange emails but we chat on Whats App and on phone every minute, at the moment all i have is

-a few emails like 20, his two tickets plus visas, western union receipts, photocopy of his passport and pictures but without dates........... is that enough, should he keep writing??? thanks a lot en God bless

[Ebunoluwa 6,136]

Make sure you have consistent communication from day one to current. Don't just use the first or the last 20 chats, emails, phone logs but spread them out

for the length of time you have been together.
Itemized phone logs (names, numbers, dates, length of calls) and yahoo chats and skype would be great. Bring a lot even if they are not looked at at least you would have them.

Many bring 10+ pounds of evidence in high fraud countries.

Yes, you need to continue to print your communcations. I don't know how you will print WhatsApp as we don't use it.
Just 20 emails without other communication evidence is not enough.
Photos with family in natural settings are good to use. You can write the month/year on the back if you don't remember the dates and the people in the pics.

Engagement pics that can't be mistaken for a traditional wedding are also beneficial. Perhaps you have a small photo album you can bring or just regular

photos in different settings that tell a genuine story of your time together.
His tickets, boarding passes and stamps would proof that he was in your country but does not proof that you communicate regularly and have developed
a deeper relationship.
Put yourself in the shoes of the CO and think how creatively someone would have to convince you that their relationship is bona fide.

Best wishes ~

[deyideyi 0]

Dude got the advice and kept quite, not even a thank you! This is why most Africans are not so successfull.

Well, I'll thank you on his behalf

THANKS for this valuable information.

Make sure you have consistent communication from day one to current. Don't just use the first or the last 20 chats, emails, phone logs but spread them out

for the length of time you have been together.
Itemized phone logs (names, numbers, dates, length of calls) and yahoo chats and skype would be great. Bring a lot even if they are not looked at at least you would have them.

Many bring 10+ pounds of evidence in high fraud countries.

Yes, you need to continue to print your communcations. I don't know how you will print WhatsApp as we don't use it.
Just 20 emails without other communication evidence is not enough.
Photos with family in natural settings are good to use. You can write the month/year on the back if you don't remember the dates and the people in the pics.

Engagement pics that can't be mistaken for a traditional wedding are also beneficial. Perhaps you have a small photo album you can bring or just regular

photos in different settings that tell a genuine story of your time together.
His tickets, boarding passes and stamps would proof that he was in your country but does not proof that you communicate regularly and have developed
a deeper relationship.
Put yourself in the shoes of the CO and think how creatively someone would have to convince you that their relationship is bona fide.

Best wishes ~