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hi all,

i know a lot of people send in their chat logs, but i'm just wondering if anyone as any recommendations as to how many/how much is enough? i am sorting through 3 whole years of chats (most that are more-than-hour-long chats) and it is just taking so long. i feel like there's an easier way, and i'm just not figuring it out.

1) 2 convos per month - is that too much? especially if each convo is over 2 hours long?

2) 1 convo per month - if i go by this suggestion, then should i paste the majority of the conversation?

and since the CO in taiwan would actually be reading through these, does that also mean if i include, say, 50 pages of this portion, it would go faster than if i included 100 pages?

would really appreciate any advice to make this part less stressful.

(just FYI, i also have in the evidence - marriage cert, wedding invite/reception card, scans of cards & notes sent to one another, 13 pages (4 pics per page) of photos over the course of our 3 years together).

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Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: Japan
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I sent exactly zero conversations and had no problems getting to the NVC stage. We met 5 times in both the US and Japan before we filed so maybe that had something to do with it. I think if you can show that you've met a few times the conversations are irrelevant. I imagine that photos with family and friends and wedding invite/cert are probably the most important for establishing a legitimate relationship.

Filed: K-1 Visa Country: Wales
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I thought you are living together?

“If you know the enemy and know yourself, you need not fear the result of a hundred battles. If you know yourself but not the enemy, for every victory gained you will also suffer a defeat. If you know neither the enemy nor yourself, you will succumb in every battle.”

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I thought you are living together?

Nope! during the almost 3 years prior to marriage, we did not live together (even though we are in the same country).

I sent exactly zero conversations and had no problems getting to the NVC stage. We met 5 times in both the US and Japan before we filed so maybe that had something to do with it. I think if you can show that you've met a few times the conversations are irrelevant. I imagine that photos with family and friends and wedding invite/cert are probably the most important for establishing a legitimate relationship.

Okay great, thank you! I think I will cut back on this portion, then.

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I sent 1-2 conversations for every 3 months and that was fine for us...

Feb 24, 2014 We got married in the Philippines
Aug 12, 2014 Returned to USA after staying 6 months in the Philippines

Petition for my wife
USCIS
Sep 30, 2014 Mailed I-130 Pagkage @ Norco, CA
Oct 01, 2014 Received @ Phoenix, AZ Lockbox
Oct 06, 2014 USCIS E-notification
Oct 07, 2014 Check Cashed
Oct 09, 2014 NOA1 Received
Oct 30, 2014 NOA2 Received (Oct 26 Notice Date)

NVC
Nov 18, 2014 NVC Received Case
Dec 16, 2014 NVC Welcome Letter E-mail Received (Including Case Number & IIN)
Dec 16, 2014 DS-261 Submitted
Dec 17, 2014 Affidavit of Support Invoice Received
Dec 18, 2014 Affidavit of Support Invoice Paid
Dec 21, 2014 Mailed AOS and IV Package
Jan 14, 2015 Immigrant Visa Invoice Received
Jan 14, 2015 Immigrant Visa Invoice Paid
Jan 24, 2015 DS-260 Submitted
Mar 04, 2015 Case Complete
Mar 09, 2015 Interview Scheduled E-mail Received

US Embassy
Mar 20, 2015 Medical Exam
Mar 23, 2015 Medical Results Received
Apr 15, 2015 Interview - Visa Approved
Apr 18, 2015 Visa Delivered

USA
May 17, 2015 Point of Entry - Los Angeles
May 26, 2015 Social Security Card Received
Jun 23, 2015 Permanent Resident Card Received *** Removal of Conditions Apr 22, 2017 Mailed I-751 package from Norco, CA to California Service Center *** May 8, 2017 Check Cashed *** May 8, 2017 NOA Received

Petition for my step-son
USCIS Dec 30, 2015 Mailed I-130 package from Norco, CA *** Jan 04, 2016 Received @ Phoenix, AZ Lockbox *** Jan 06, 2016 USCIS E-notification *** Jan 07, 2016 Check Cashed *** Jan 11, 2016 NOA1 Received *** Feb 10, 2016 NOA2 Received (Feb 03 Notice Date) *** NVC Mar 05, 2016 NVC Welcome Letter Received (Including Case Number & IIN) *** Mar 17, 2016 DS-261 Submitted *** Apr 01, 2016 Immigrant Visa Invoice Received *** Apr 1, 2016 Affidavit of Support Invoice Paid *** Apr 01, 2016 Immigrant Visa Invoice Paid *** Jun 8, 2016 DS-260 Submitted *** Jun 11, 2016 Mailed AOS and IV Package *** Jul 22, 2016 Case Complete *** Aug 5, 2016 Interview Scheduled E-mail Received *** US Embassy Oct 17, 2016 Medical Exam *** Oct 19, 2016 Medical Results Received *** October 28, 2016 Interview *** Nov 3, 2016 Visa Delivered *** USA Mar 27, 2017 Point of Entry - Los Angeles *** Apr 21, 2017 Permanent Resident Card Received *** Apr 21, 2017 Social Security Card Requested (USCIS didn't process)

 
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