Skyl3r

Thanks again for the input. It's helpful to hear from someone who has gone through the process already. From what you're saying, it sounds like a situation where I'd be much better off to include too much than risk not including enough. I've been talking with my fiance for over 10 years now, so I have hundreds of thousands of messages and emails and stuff. I've stayed with her family and she talks to my family regularly. I don't think it would be too difficult to establish that we have a real relationship, but I wasn't sure how much to frontload the application with. I somewhere read someone saying "Including too much will slow down processing time. Just prove you've met in the past 2 years."

Thanks for responding. It sounds like I'm headed in the right direction with what I've got so far then. The only thing I was hesitant with about AirBnB/Hotel reservations was that I have 8 reservations from one visit and 7 from the other. I was just a little worried about inundating whoever gets my packet with documents. EDIT: Out of curiosity, did you provide a large amount of evidence of an on-going relationship aside from proof of an in person meeting in the past two years? I've been trying to figure out if it's a good idea to include screenshots, emails, etc.

Hello, I hope this is the right place to ask, since my question is more region specific.. - I'm working on preparing my Form i-129F packet for my Indonesian fiancé. I was trying to figure out how much evidence to include for in person meetings and it sounds like that heavily depends on what country your fiancé is from, as some consulates are much tougher than others. I'm hoping to find out here how much effort I should go through to frontload my application with as much evidence as possible? For reference, I currently have in my packet: Scans of my passport showing visa stamps Boarding passes of my travel there Itineraries from a couple flights we went on together which list both of our names ~16 Pictures with names, dates and locations Additional things I can include, but I'm not sure how strong of evidence they would be: Hotel & AirBnB reservations which include both of our names Card statements that show purchases in Indonesia I didn't keep most receipts from restaurants and stuff, but I have a few I'd be grateful to hear from anyone with experience applying for a K1 visa for an Indonesian citizen! Thanks!