I751 Photos

[RobertHopkins 0]

Hello! What is the best way to submit photos for the i751? I have prints of 50 or so photos. Do I attach them to printer papers with tape and write a description underneath them?

 

or is these some other way. Also do we include photos from wedding or after wedding? We had a court marriage in May and a cultural wedding in July. Have pics from both.

[JeanneAdil 6,634]

too many photos/10 of u together for wedding is probably good enough (with family or friends but not needed)  u have a marriage license issued in the US

 

just scan 2 or 3 to 8 x 11 paper 

good to put a date under with names of individuals

 

 

[OldUser 7,465]

Scan photos.

Place them in word document, 3-4 photos per page.

Add captions under each photo:

 

Date, location, occasion, names of people from left to right with relationship to each other.

 

Print it. Done.

Edited 21 hours ago by OldUser

[Edward and Jaycel 500]

1 hour ago, OldUser said:

Scan photos.

Place them in word document, 3-4 photos per page.

Add captions under each photo:

 

Date, location, occasion, names of people from left to right with relationship to each other.

 

Print it. Done.

 

This is what we've done for all of our applications with USCIS so far

[visaquestion1234 34]

If the basic requirements are solid and you provide exactly what they ask for, you technically shouldn’t need any pictures, let alone 50. We didn’t include any and we were approved without issue. They’re not interested in how many trips you go on and who you hang out with. What they want to verify is that you’re living your lives as a typical married couple as residents in the US. That’s it. You’re beyond the point where pictures should be necessary.

[RobertHopkins 0]

I have a bunch of shared financials etc. I wasn’t going to do affidavits either

[Scandi 4,180]

50 is way too much, pick out the best 10 and add anything related to them (example baseball tickets showing the date if the photo was taken at a baseball game for instance). Print them on regular paper and write a short description (with dates, names of people in the photos etc) underneath. Done. 

I just copied my 5 photos on printer paper, and wrote the info by hand afterwards.

USCIS wants to see evidence of co-mingled finances and co-habitation. Focus on that, not photos. 

Edited 11 hours ago by Scandi