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Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: Mexico
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Hello everybody. 

I am about to have my interview in january. 

I am getting everything together. I have selected 200 good pictures of us.. but its about 1000 pesos to print them all!!! 

Wondering how many is a good number. 

Thank you!!!

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@Binna posted that he had pictures at his interview yesterday but the consular officer did not ask for any pictures nor supporting documents. I think he had about 20. 

I suggest you take about the same and it can be on regular paper.

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Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: Mexico
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11 minutes ago, Beatriz and Luis said:

Hello everybody. 

I am about to have my interview in january. 

I am getting everything together. I have selected 200 good pictures of us.. but its about 1000 pesos to print them all!!! 

Wondering how many is a good number. 

Thank you!!!

You need minimal pictures.

How are you printing them?

 

I put 4 on a page and printed it on regular paper.

We have our interview next week!

6 minutes ago, Longingfor said:

@Binna posted that he had pictures at his interview yesterday but the consular officer did not ask for any pictures nor supporting documents. I think he had about 20. 

I suggest you take about the same and it can be on regular paper.

They are not Mexico

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I took about a dozen.  Just one or two from different points in time in the relationship.  Some alone, a few with friends/family.  Ideally with each other's parents or siblings.  More than 20 won't be looked at most likely. 

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Just bring a few pertinent and latest pictures of the two of you. They usually don't ask for pictures anymore during the interview. Just 10 pictures would be fine in my opinion. Don't waste too much money.

 

more important documents to bring would be financial papers like recent paychecks, bank deposits, w2, tax transcripts, etc.

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Concentrate on quality evidence, not quantity.  A few pictures is all you need.  

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1 hour ago, MrHanky said:

You need minimal pictures.

How are you printing them?

 

I put 4 on a page and printed it on regular paper.

We have our interview next week!

They are not Mexico

Ill print them in photo quality paper, its 5 pesos each so if i bring less it’ll be fine! 

Thank you!! Good luck please let me know how your interview goes!!!

 

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32 minutes ago, missileman said:

Concentrate on quality evidence, not quantity.  A few pictures is all you need.  

What’s quality evidence for you? Hehe 

I have everything we need regarding finincial documents, bank account statements, which i sometimes use in Mexico, dont use it much bc i have a job and im able to pay for  my living here, but its under both of us. 

Mmm what else? 

Thank you!!

 

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Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: Morocco
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Quality and not quantity is what you need. I would put very few pictures, but represents many occasions..like two or three for the wedding with family and friends, some for you both at different occasions at different places...that would do.

As some said, sometimes you wont be even asked for any...it depends on the consulate and the officer and the case itself. 

 

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