Primary Evidence

[starlarose 1]

I saw a couple remarks about primary evidence. What would this consist of?

I have my passport with my UK Visa and stamps of entering the UK.

I have bills in my name in the UK.

I have Bank statements with UK charges.

I might be able to find a couple Credit Card receipts about.

I MIGHT be able to find a boarding pass but not sure though I do have my cat's entire paperwork for entering the UK from the US.

Is this stuff good?

-Dawn

[DakotaK1 1]

If you go to guides:

http://www.visajourney.com/forums/index.ph...mp;page=k1guide

And scroll down to Documentary Proof of Having Met in Person in the Past Two Years and an Ongoing Relationship,that should help you.

Everything that was listed there I submitted or should I say what I had of that.

[starlarose 1]

If you go to guides:

http://www.visajourney.com/forums/index.ph...mp;page=k1guide

And scroll down to Documentary Proof of Having Met in Person in the Past Two Years and an Ongoing Relationship,that should help you.

Everything that was listed there I submitted or should I say what I had of that.

This is helping a lot. I guess my question with regards to the phone bill, I have a UK account with BT, I also have a UK Bank account at HSBC. Should I include these or not? They have my UK current address on them but it's not my perm address.

*Nervous*

[DakotaK1 1]

Yeah you can include them if you want,as long as it says your name on it,it should be fine.

I myself did not include any phone bills as soon as I pay them I shred them *lol*

[starlarose 1]

Yeah you can include them if you want,as long as it says your name on it,it should be fine.

I myself did not include any phone bills as soon as I pay them I shred them *lol*

*Laughs* I keep mine due to flatmate issues. I just don't want to confuse immigration because it has a UK address on the bill but I have not listed a UK address on my application as it's been less than a year.

[DakotaK1 1]

Yeah well they probably then figured that you moved. When you fill in the G325A they ask you where you where living( newest first I think it was).

So if you where actually registerd in the UK for living there sometime,they will see it on the G325A and they wont be looking at the phone bills all funny( which I dont think they would do anyway)

[starlarose 1]

Yeah well they probably then figured that you moved. When you fill in the G325A they ask you where you where living( newest first I think it was).

So if you where actually registerd in the UK for living there sometime,they will see it on the G325A and they wont be looking at the phone bills all funny( which I dont think they would do anyway)

I haven't listed either of the UK address. I haven't lived at either one for more than 6 months. I am still in London so... yeah.

Just use old bills I guess.

[DakotaK1 1]

Yeah thats fine,I would not worry too much about the phone bills though. Photos, Travel documents etc etc are much more important.

[Jeremy + Kristy 0]

I'm really hoping that I don't get dinged an RFE for this very issue. I only sent a couple of photos. My fiancee and I live only a few miles away from each other so we didn't really have anything like passport stamps, airline tickets, hotel receipts, etc. Although, we did take a vacation together to Florida, I was cleaning up stuff and threw away the boarding passes a week or so before filing the I-129F.

[TimsDaisy 0]

The G-325A asks for your residences for the last 5 years - not ones you only lived at for more than 6 months. I would be VERY WARY of including documents that sound like good primary evidence that you should use if it would clearly contradict what you list on the G-325A. I'm guessing that kind of internal inconsistency would raise red flags.

The last-5-years list can be annoying - I had to stretch mine on to an extra sheet of paper because part of my last 5 years were spent as a student and a mobile one at that.

Sounds like you might need to redo your G-325A.

[starlarose 1]

The G-325A asks for your residences for the last 5 years - not ones you only lived at for more than 6 months. I would be VERY WARY of including documents that sound like good primary evidence that you should use if it would clearly contradict what you list on the G-325A. I'm guessing that kind of internal inconsistency would raise red flags.

The last-5-years list can be annoying - I had to stretch mine on to an extra sheet of paper because part of my last 5 years were spent as a student and a mobile one at that.

Sounds like you might need to redo your G-325A.

This was my concern but I do not want to confuse with my temporary address and my permanent address in the States that I can and do receive mail at. I believe I have enough primary evidence now that I do not require the UK phone bill or UK bank statements. US items include:

Flight Itineraries

1 Boarding pass (I didn't know I was going to need these in the future)

2 Credit Card statements (different cards)

Bank statements (US)

Vonage Phone Bill (US number. Us Address.)

Photos

1 receipt (I threw them all out recently in a mad cleaning spree)

We are going to get an engagement ring tonight so we have the receipt in the UK and for the ring. I have been wearing my grandmother's as Vinny knew it had sentimental value so he arranged to get it from my Mom.

Thanks for all the help as usual guys. I am sooooo lucky I found this forum!

-Dawn

[trueimage 0]

Now I'm kinda nervous about my evidence. I live on the Texas/Mexico border. He lives in the bordering Mexican town. I sent photos, a ton of toll receipts, and letters from friends. I also work in Mexico so I don't know if they will accept that as evidence or not.

[TimsDaisy 0]

Since USC's have to list an American address, I think you're fine to reflect two addresses that are concurrently valid.