Cr1- boarding passes copy question at interview

[Floridaman78 0]

When you  copying boarding passes for proof . Do you only make copy of all passes even the ones when you in transit to the beneficiary country.  Or just when you leave your country and the last boarding pass that show when you land at the beneficiary country .

[top_secret 2,402]

Arriving and departing from your spouses country is probably most relevant for you.  If you traveled anywhere together matching up all of those boarding passes is helpful proving you were together.  Since I traveled internationally allot with my wife I matched up our passport stamps too.

[Floridaman78 0]

3 minutes ago, top_secret said:

Arriving and departing from your spouses country is probably most relevant for you.  If you traveled anywhere together matching up all of those boarding passes is helpful proving you were together.  Since I traveled internationally allot with my wife I matched up our passport stamps too.

Would they ask to see proof of travel at the interview ?  Like I met up with my hubby in Thailand for honeymoon . So would they know if they don’t ask ? I mean that’s strong proof .

[top_secret 2,402]

5 minutes ago, Floridaman78 said:

Would they ask to see proof of travel at the interview ?  Like I met up with my hubby in Thailand for honeymoon . So would they know if they don’t ask ? I mean that’s strong proof

We sent it with the I130.  They weren't real interested at my wife's interview.  But if the consul had questions about the relationship for any reason, it is strong evidence since it is documented proof of you spending time together.

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5 hours ago, Floridaman78 said:

Would they ask to see proof of travel at the interview ?  Like I met up with my hubby in Thailand for honeymoon . So would they know if they don’t ask ? I mean that’s strong proof .

The issue is not what they'll ask for.  Passport stamps and/or boarding passes that show you were in Thailand together are very strong evidence.  Include that and any other primary evidence of time spent together in person.