Proof of Meeting in the past two years

[valkyrieshewee 0]

I was reading through the RFE tips thread and found a few things that have me worried as I'm gathering everything for the I-129F packet

One was proof of meeting in the past two years. We have pictures, airline ticket stubs and passport stamps to start with, but it says that since ticket stubs don't have the year they are not acceptable as primary evidence! We lived together for 5 months in Australia, though my name was never on the apartment lease, I do have envelopes addressed to me there with dated stamps and he has bills addressed to him at the same address with dates. Will this be good enough? If not, what else can be done to support the passport stamps and ticket stubs?

(Note: In my passport, I'm shown entry into Australia at Melbourne, which is also where he lives. Will this be helpful at all since the PoE is the also his place of residence?)

Edited February 10, 2007 by valkyrieshewee

[lion_lioness 0]

I think others will support me on this the passport entry/exit stamps are vital. Still include everything you have, mail, pics, boarding passes and itinerary if you have it. Also, any receipts from the ATM, purchases etc.

[valkyrieshewee 0]

Thank you

I do have entry and exit dates that match the boarding passes, I even have a working permit under a student visa for working in Australia. Will that help as proof?

[lion_lioness 0]

Yep add that in too! Also, if you can try to "index all your attachments." On page two of my cover letter to my I129F I included and "contents" index by number. Every attachment had it's own corresponding index. Like the attorneys do it. This way, it's listed and they can't say they didn't get it. It's helps to make it as organized as possible.

Good luck and I'm sure you'll do just fine.

[David-and-Mae 15]

I think others will support me on this the passport entry/exit stamps are vital. Still include everything you have, mail, pics, boarding passes and itinerary if you have it. Also, any receipts from the ATM, purchases etc.

I support you on this one!

valkyrieshewee, good luck in getting your packet ready!

[ding 1]

I think others will support me on this the passport entry/exit stamps are vital. Still include everything you have, mail, pics, boarding passes and itinerary if you have it. Also, any receipts from the ATM, purchases etc.

Color copies of the picture/info pages and all visa stamp pages. (I gave the back page too to show there is no visa rejection stamp)

Good luck!

[lirachadsbaby 0]

i guess that will support! you have justifications for their requirements. GOOD LUCK!

[bora bora 1]

Yes, send the envelopes that put you both in the same house at the same time.

I also lived in my fiance's country (that's how we met) and I sent a copy of my work visa and of my certificate that I earned while there.

[JamalNTam 1]

We also lived together (Jamal was stationed in the UK for 2 years) Although my name wasnt on the lease, we sent bills and letters for each of us sepreratly, around the same date at the same address. We sent the full copy of Jamals passport (instead of the birth cert) which should some stamps entering and exiting the UK (when we went on vacations), photos and also his military orders. We didnt have any boarding passes, phone bills, emails, hotel receipts etc - and we praying that it'll be ok.

[valkyrieshewee 0]

Thank you so much for your help! I'll definitely get all that included and I dug up my notification that my student visa had been granted, so that's going in there too!

Cherie