Boarding Pass

[breadlover408 24]

🙄 So, I know I have to add boarding passes to K1, but guess what, we both threw them away because we didn't think we had to keep it at that time / we didn't know we wanted to be together in the future / who keeps printed boarding passes.

However, I've checked my email and because I checked in online, I got a boarding pass confirmation, whereas my fiance did not check in online - he went straight to the counter, so he did not receive a similar document in his email.

I have all the other things like I paid for the tickets from CC statement, we have our passport stamps, the electronic receipt for both of us. 

I have a picture of us on the plane.

 

🙄🙄🙄 I don't know what to do. Had I bloody known I was going to get married in the future, I would've kept our printed boarding passes too.

Edited August 11, 2020 by breadlover408
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[Free Man 119]

Honestly,  the boarding pass is important,  but since that not available,  no need to stress yourself,  the stamp on your passport, copy of air tickets and pictures in the flight is huge. Provide what you have 

[Scandi 4,166]

Passport stamps are more important, they show that you actually flew to the country, not just checked in at a US airport. So don't worry about it.

[breadlover408 24]

2 hours ago, Ras Ous said:

Honestly,  the boarding pass is important,  but since that not available,  no need to stress yourself,  the stamp on your passport, copy of air tickets and pictures in the flight is huge. Provide what you have 

Ok, thank you. 
Yeah I'm totally stressing out these days, sigh.

I guess at least we travelled out. I understand some may not have even travelled together and just did a visit in either person(s) country.

2 hours ago, Scandi said:

Passport stamps are more important, they show that you actually flew to the country, not just checked in at a US airport. So don't worry about it.

Thank you! 

[Allovertheworld 355]

4 hours ago, Ras Ous said:

Honestly,  the boarding pass is important,  but since that not available,  no need to stress yourself,  the stamp on your passport, copy of air tickets and pictures in the flight is huge. Provide what you have 

I don't see them as important.

 

Who knows they are going to meet their fiance if you are traveling and happen to meet the person while on vacay or business?

 

 

[Cheburashka34 228]

Yeah I only had one and decided to not even include it because I had the passport stamps and pictures of us together and evidence I paid for the flights. I threw all mine away as well from past trips because I didn't know I would be applying in the future. It's okay!

[SmallTownPA 72]

9 hours ago, Allovertheworld said:

I don't see them as important.

 

Who knows they are going to meet their fiance if you are traveling and happen to meet the person while on vacay or business?

 

 

USICS sees is differently.  They want 3rd party proof that you met in person.  While a entry/exit stamp is probably the gold standard that you at least went to X, a boarding pass is secondary evidence to that fact. 

 

Its not foolproof, but its rules out a lot of shenanigans.

Edited August 11, 2020 by SmallTownPA

[Allovertheworld 355]

1 hour ago, SmallTownPA said:

USICS sees is differently.  They want 3rd party proof that you met in person.  While a entry/exit stamp is probably the gold standard that you at least went to X, a boarding pass is secondary evidence to that fact. 

 

Its not foolproof, but its rules out a lot of shenanigans.

So USCIS think it necessary to have boarding passes? Don't think so.  As I said some people including me had no clue I was going to meet my future wife on my trip.

 

Boarding passes are just another set of evidence to submit if you have them, if not no big deal. Trust me on this one 

[Dummycorny 0]

I did not attach boarding passes. Instead, I screen captured my travel history in the airline websites. I didn’t even use passport stamps either because the CBP officers didn’t give me them.

 

Also, I screen captured my booking history in booking.com for hotel receipts. 
 

With those captures, I got my case approved without an issue.