Help with phone records?

[mitchanme 18]

Has anyone else had this issue....I finally got all my paperwork to send in our I129, and when I tried to print off the record of texts it wouldn't show up, apparently this is some kind of built in privacy thing. I've talked to managers at Telus- this is Canada- and there's nothing they can do. I have pay as you go and I buy unlimited texting to US. I can see the darn thing on the screen but there is no way to get it on paper, I've tried clipping and copying. Same deal with my landline, I have unlimited so it doesn't show calls, but they can send me a log in two weeks. Hopefully sweetie will have more luck with his provider. Cuz other than that we have NO proof of ongoing relationship, for someone I talk to minimum 2 hours a day!! We rarely email, he wears a headset all day so can call when he's doing other stuff. I swear to god I'm gonna lose my mind over this.

[slowlyman 118]

For the 129 you do not need proof of continuing relationship. You only need proof you met in person within the previous two years.

The consulate interview is where you will produce relationship evidence.

P.S. don't loose your mind yet. You'll need it for the endless months of waiting ahead of you.

Edited January 14, 2014 by slowlyman

[Lainie B 465]

They won't care whether or not you include evidence of phone calls. You just need primary evidence that you met in person in the last 2 years.

[mitchanme 18]

Thanks guys, was following the guide here and they said to include it. I'm fed up and we'll just send what we have. I suspect I'm overthinking it all. Like that's never happened before....

[Lainie B 465]

Thanks guys, was following the guide here and they said to include it. I'm fed up and we'll just send what we have. I suspect I'm overthinking it all. Like that's never happened before....

The guides here are generic and cover all countries - both high fraud and low fraud. USCIS only care that you have proof you have met in person once in the last 2 years for the petition approval. They don't care about much evidence of ongoing relationship.

However, some embassies will want to see lots of this evidence for the actual visa application. These countries may require "front-loading" to make sure that the evidence of ongoing relationship is sent with the rest of the I-129f package from USCIS to the respective embassy for the visa application.

[Kev-N-Ann 45]

If you can see it on the screen, try pressing the "Print Screen" button on your keyboard. This should copy what you see on the screen to clipboard. Then open Paint, and paste it there for printing.

[EndlessStory 53]

Or you can try snipping tool if you are using windows

[mitchanme 18]

Thanks, I'm getting closer, the actual numbers seem to be made of invisible ink, good old privacy thing. We're making a point of emailing every couple days now, and I've got the landline records coming.

[baron555 934]

We rarely email,

You two will have to prove to a total stranger, the Embassy CO, that you have a legitimate relationship and intend to immigrate to the US to live permanently and do not intend to engage in visa fraud.

You SHOULD purposefully generate all different kinds of evidences......so keep talking but use other mediums and methods.

Send emails, send letters and cards and gifts, Skype and do screenshots of the video, all kinds of evidences.

[slowlyman 118]

Don;t get too worked up about the phone records. These carry the least value as evidence because they are so easy to create with any word processor.

Some think front loading is important with some Consulates. Canada is not a high fraud country. The important thing now is get the darn 129 in the mail.

You MUST send proof of actually meeting in the last two years. You can send passport stamps, hotel, food, entertainment receipts, photos of the two of you doing everyday things together.

Don;t forget the intent letters.

[Shivacoco 2]

We took photos with our phones and emailed them, then put onto a word doc, printed. Just make sure date is included, and the phone number.

[Jo Së 200]

The guides here are generic and cover all countries - both high fraud and low fraud. USCIS only care that you have proof you have met in person once in the last 2 years for the petition approval. They don't care about much evidence of ongoing relationship.

However, some embassies will want to see lots of this evidence for the actual visa application. These countries may require "front-loading" to make sure that the evidence of ongoing relationship is sent with the rest of the I-129f package from USCIS to the respective embassy for the visa application.

Quick question to your comment, is there a list of low and high fraud countries? just curious.

[Ketsuban 1,034]

Quick question to your comment, is there a list of low and high fraud countries? just curious.

There isn't a list I'm aware of, but generally it is developing countries that see the most scrutiny.