US Immigration from Canada

Hi all,

My fianc and I -- both guys -- put together an extensively-researched packet thanks to reading the experiences of all the amazing folks here at VJ. Mailed, they signed for it, we are waiting on our NOA1 now

Included in our relatively efficient presentation of evidence (we didn't go overboard on photos, and emphasized stronger things like entry/exit records and matching boarding passes), we included a photo commemorating our recent engagement, which happened on my latest time spent with him.

We're very aware of the issues some VJ members have had with engagement photos appearing too formal, but that seems to be moreso related to large gatherings with people, matching outfits, or cultural ceremonies?

But the worry bug which seems to go with this process has kicked in, as seems to go hand in hand with this process.

I've attached the photo we included, which before we sent the packet so obviously screamed "engagement, not married" in my mind: a single ring, a showing-off-the-ring pose, informal clothing, informal pose, just the two of us.

But just wanted to ask the perspective of this amazing group of folks, as y'all have been following these kinds of things for way longer.

Any reassurance is appreciated

Hi everyone! I have seen a couple different things when I searched for this section. I am looking for clarification. Question 53.- Does this mean our initial meeting in person or just seeing each other in GENERAL the two years prior?

What all can I use as physical evidence?

I have pictures of us together. Can I use movie ticket stubs? text messages?

Hi guys!

So a little background: I moved to Canada when I was 15, now I am a Canadian citizen (and older than 16 lol), and I still have my citizenship from my birth country (expired passport tho). No criminal record.

According to the packet pdf, I should only get a police certificate from Canada, since I lived here from 16. Is that correct? Or should I also get one from where I was born? Looking at the US gov site for Montreal, it says "any countries where you lived for more than 12 months" but does not specify from what age?
Has anyone who wasn't born in Canada but hasn't lived anywhere else since turning 16, can confirm they only gave the Canadian police certificate for the k1 interview?

Thank you (-:

Hi guys I have a quick question. How do I change my DS-160 after booking an appointment? Could I just print out a new DS-160 and bring this to my interview? I called a few numbers and I wasn't able to get a clear answer. I am just wondering how much of an issue will this be at the interview.

Hello, I've been in the process of filling out the I-129f and organizing my evidence. I was just wondering if i'm including chat history from apps like Discord or Whatsapp where our usernames are not the same as our real ones do I need to include those usernames as an alias in part 1?