Copies Direct or Scanned Images Printed

[wado1971 0]

An odd question but then again - I'm always posting stupid questions

We're about 50% thru with our proof of relationship package and it just occured to me that we might not be allowed to scan documents into the computer and then reduce the size of the image to make them fit onto the pages. It's now a "computer modified" image.

Any advise or experience with this?

Any help always helpful and received with qratitude.

thanks,

wadeo1971

[luvaLimey 0]

I actually used a feature on the copy machine on some of the copies I provided to enlarge them just a bit to make them easier to read.

I don't see a big difference between reducing the size after scanning them, and reducing them on a copier. To me, it's pretty much the same things. You're not altering anything but their size.

My opinion may not count much though... maybe someone else would have some better input.

[motu 6]

what are you scanning? emails? letters? photographs? They are all Ok scanned or xeroxed. Good Luck

[happyimmigrant 0]

An odd question but then again - I'm always posting stupid questions

We're about 50% thru with our proof of relationship package and it just occured to me that we might not be allowed to scan documents into the computer and then reduce the size of the image to make them fit onto the pages. It's now a "computer modified" image.

Any advise or experience with this?

Any help always helpful and received with qratitude.

thanks,

wadeo1971

I scanned and (laser) printed everything for the I-129F petition package, without resizing. Paper is cheap.

For pictures, rather than print them out, I went to Wal-Mart and paid the 25 cents per picture to get my digital pictures printed out as prints. I figured it looks more "authentic" than inkjet-printed copies of pictures.