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@Aserc Thank you so much for your prompt response!

@Aserc sorry I don’t understand. Who did you email? How did you do your Aramex registration?

@Aserc Any tips with the Aramex registration? Thanks.

Sorry I forgot to include that we are both Malaysians and he's been my college friend. I don't know how to reply using quotes, my bad. I have evidences like pictures together in Doha, chats and 8-hour video call logs, flower gifts, letters sent to Doha thru USPS, hotel booking, flight itineraries, boarding pass, engagement ring etc. He's a long lost friend. He asked me to visit him but at that time I've already made plans to go to Japan and it would be such a waste to change my flight itinerary last minute to make a detour to Qatar. So he sent me money to book a flight from Japan to Doha that way I don't have to make any changes to my original itinerary. Re the money I sent him, I had to send him some money to help him out a bit because he's recently changed jobs. But he is gonna pay me back. So there is a receipt that he sent me $1000 and then there is also a receipt that I sent him $2000. Now I am debating if I will include them or not. @JeanneAdil @Sam Burns @Rachel n Tyler @powerpuff

As a supporting evidence? But then I've started reading about it here and it seems that it might be a red flag but I don't know really.

Hi! I'm new here. I'm just about to send my I-129F application however, I can't decide whether to include the receipt of the money transfer that I sent to my fiancé recently. I'm worried that it will become a red flag. This was the first time that I sent him money to help him out. But I've also included the receipt of the money that he sent me way back in December amounting to $1000 cos he actually paid for my plane tickets to visit him. I really need an advise guys. I don't want it to be taken against us. Thank you.