the right way to send Photos to USCIS for K1?

[Savath 1]

Hello All,

So many conflicting information regarding the best way to send evidence of meeting photos.

Are they supposed to be in a bag?

Print them on regular white paper?

Put them in photo sheets?

Well, what was your method that got accepted recently ?

Please share.

Thanks

[Pitaya 2,577]

(easily accessible at the top of the forum page).

[Marife and Tony 2]

We just got copies of pictures printed. We put names and dates on the back and put them all in one ziplock baggie.

[Crumulent 7]

I had them printed, 2 pictures to a sheet (regular page size). On the back of each photo we identified who was in it, when and where it was taken, and then each of us signed it.

That's probably more than necessary, but it worked for our NOA2 approval.

[Cambo 0]

i just printed 3 x 5 at the local store. on back of each photo i wrote the date, location, brief description, and people in photo. then place all in zip lock bag.

[Netsikai 20]

I had the pics printed out on a photo paper, then tape them over a piece of white paper, label each pic with date, place and names of the people in the pic printed beside the pic then copy them...some had 2 or 3 pics per white paper ...label white paper with proof of meeting within 2 years of filing the I-129 f or proof of ongoing relationship at the top ...we submitted I-129 f package October 2012...I am here now in USA married to my USC fiancé.

[Savath 1]

Hello All,

Thanks for your inputs.

[Jon York 156]

I'm in the process of doing this right now. Since all my photos were digital, I put them into a Word document and arranged 2-3 per page and typed the description under each one. I printed it from a laser printer which gives pretty decent quality. You can definitely see everything you need to see. The colors may be a little off, but they're very clear otherwise.

Do you think that should be good enough?

Edited December 3, 2013 by Jaybolo

[Lainie B 465]

I'm in the process of doing this right now. Since all my photos were digital, I put them into a Word document and arranged 2-3 per page and typed the description under each one. I printed it from a laser printer which gives pretty decent quality. You can definitely see everything you need to see. The colors may be a little off, but they're very clear otherwise.

Do you think that should be good enough?

This is what I did. Worked for me

[Loveherforever49 4]

I went to my local printing shop printed out about 10 pics of us together Put them in a plastic ziplock bag labeling on the back where it was taken, when and who is in the pics.

[figh4lov3 2]

my petiton was accepted last October.

-I had the photos printed out at a photo place.

-I went to local printshop and then color-copied each individual photo into an 8x12 paper, centering the photo in the middle of each sheet.

-I wrote the place it was taken, event and time on the top.

-I wrote the people in the picture for the bottom.

I only submitted 6 pictures.

Edited December 5, 2013 by figh4lov3

[Zedayn 485]

It doesn't matter how they receive the pictures, whether actual photos in a plastic bag or printed on plain paper. Pictures are only secondary evidence and are only there to emphasize your primary evidence of meeting.

[Al422 221]

I'm in the process of doing this right now. Since all my photos were digital, I put them into a Word document and arranged 2-3 per page and typed the description under each one. I printed it from a laser printer which gives pretty decent quality. You can definitely see everything you need to see. The colors may be a little off, but they're very clear otherwise.

Do you think that should be good enough?

Exactly what I did, except that I used an inkjet printer, as the laser one I have access to is only black and white. It worked, as I just got my NOA2.

[clairegie 265]

It doesn't matter how they receive the pictures, whether actual photos in a plastic bag or printed on plain paper. Pictures are only secondary evidence and are only there to emphasize your primary evidence of meeting.

^This.

Ours was printed on regular paper. We wrote names and dates below the photos. He placed them in some clear sheet protector. No RFE/issues at all.

[baron555 934]

Hello All,

So many conflicting information regarding the best way to send evidence of meeting photos.

Are they supposed to be in a bag?

Print them on regular white paper?

Put them in photo sheets?

Well, what was your method that got accepted recently ?

Please share.

Thanks

Mine were all digital.

I printed them out, large, in color onto a sheet of paper, 4 per each sheet.

I typed full names, dates and short descriptions beneath each.

I then printed the same sheet again but at the top stapled a baggie containing actual photos I had printed out at the Walmart print shop. Onto the back of each photo I hand wrote in marker, the full names and dates.

I submitted both sheets of paper plus others since I sent in about 10-12 photos total.