Proof

[Cécy 44]

Fresh question

I didn't want to create a new post for this since it's in the subject of the post anyway.

So I am currently living in the US with my boyfriend under a B2 visa (I just got my extension today ). We are working on getting all the K1 papers together.

So far as proof of ongoing relationship/having met in the past 2 years I have: 4 photos, itinerary from my last 2 trips here: dec 05 and august 06 and our trip to Hawaii for Christmas(+my boarding pass and his luggage sticker for Hawaii).

A copy of both our driving licenses with the same address when we were together during my internship in spring-summer 05.

A copy of my visa extension and a copy of proof of him living here (same address).

There is also my passeport stamps from my visits to the US in summer 04, march 05, dec 05 and August 06.

I feel that it is enough, especially since we both live together right now and can prove it. But I'm wondering if I should be adding copies of snail mail, emails and/or phone bills from previous years when we were on long distance.

What do you think? Is there enough proof since we currently live together? Or do I need to proof there was a relationship all the way back to 2004?

Thank you.

[cellarlily 0]

Fresh question

I didn't want to create a new post for this since it's in the subject of the post anyway.

So I am currently living in the US with my boyfriend under a B2 visa (I just got my extension today ). We are working on getting all the K1 papers together.

So far as proof of ongoing relationship/having met in the past 2 years I have: 4 photos, itinerary from my last 2 trips here: dec 05 and august 06 and our trip to Hawaii for Christmas(+my boarding pass and his luggage sticker for Hawaii).

A copy of both our driving licenses with the same address when we were together during my internship in spring-summer 05.

A copy of my visa extension and a copy of proof of him living here (same address).

There is also my passeport stamps from my visits to the US in summer 04, march 05, dec 05 and August 06.

I feel that it is enough, especially since we both live together right now and can prove it. But I'm wondering if I should be adding copies of snail mail, emails and/or phone bills from previous years when we were on long distance.

What do you think? Is there enough proof since we currently live together? Or do I need to proof there was a relationship all the way back to 2004?

Thank you.

I think that should be enough. I never sent e-mails, mail, or phone bill records with my K-1. Basically you need to prove that you've met in the last two years (which all those documents will prove) and perhaps each of you have a signed statement explaining your intentions (marriage). The e-mails, mail and phone records may come in handy when you have your interview (but you should save the ones between filing for K-1 and having your interview.)

Just make sure your boarding passes have dates on them! I got an RFE because the boarding passes I had kept didn't have the year on them.

[Cécy 44]

I think that should be enough. I never sent e-mails, mail, or phone bill records with my K-1. Basically you need to prove that you've met in the last two years (which all those documents will prove) and perhaps each of you have a signed statement explaining your intentions (marriage). The e-mails, mail and phone records may come in handy when you have your interview (but you should save the ones between filing for K-1 and having your interview.)

Just make sure your boarding passes have dates on them! I got an RFE because the boarding passes I had kept didn't have the year on them.

Thanks for the tips.

I'll make sure to check the boarding passes.

And we'll be sigining the papers of intent of marriage and other things.

I'm glad to know I don't have to join 50 documents to prove we're together

[rebex05 1]

Are you sending translated birth certificate of the beneficiary also?, it's not required but some got RFE for it

I sent my fiace's birth certificate (translated from Spanish to English) as well as a "certificado de solteria" (translated) and got no RFEs. I figured it helped the process and at least did no hinder it. Plus you will need them for later on in the process, but it is not technically a requirement. The rest of your evidence looks great, oh and nice photo you look happy. Good luck!!!