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24 minutes ago, Sagot said:

:lol:  

 

If the embassy isn't happy with that many you can offer them THOUSANDS of pages more... ;) 

Haha, I know right. CO and embassy be like :huh: when I bring over 8000 pages.

 

It's hard to print screen everything, because we always chat throughout these years and we chat every freaking minutes of a second. Haha

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1 hour ago, SubieWrx said:

Haha, I know right. CO and embassy be like :huh: when I bring over 8000 pages.

 

It's hard to print screen everything, because we always chat throughout these years and we chat every freaking minutes of a second. Haha

I do remember those days.   ;) 

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So going back. I have about 60 pages to print out from 2015-present also a huge album of me and my husband together with wedding picture on it. Is this more than overkill? 

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Here is the rule of thumb. Submit enough evidence that can show that you have a genuine relationship. So pick out the best pictures, some chat logs and other items that add to the knowledge that you are a couple. Sixty pages is far too many but it's up to you.  Believe it or not, you will be in front of a CO at the interview for less than 5 minutes and typically they have received your file and will already know what questions that will be asked.  If your case is "clean" then a few housekeeping questions ie how did you meet, what does he do for work, do you have your wedding plans, more questions about him etc. Most people get asked to see pictures more than "other" evidence, but just the same be prepared.

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4 hours ago, SubieWrx said:

So going back. I have about 60 pages to print out from 2015-present also a huge album of me and my husband together with wedding picture on it. Is this more than overkill? 

Yes...       You will carry that all to the interview, then bring it home again.   Good exercise, keeps you strong.  :)

 

You could print half that and probably be just fine.    The deal here - what makes you feel comfortable...   "bring that".

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