Presenting Photographs
Mar 14th 2017, 11:54 am
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Presenting Photographs
For my wife's spousal visa,I have a photographs of our relationship and some of my parent's house where we will stay. I am going to get them developed and stick them on plain white A4 paper. Should I annotate them with the date and details of where the picture was taken and who is in the picture? Or will the photos by themselves be sufficient?
Mar 14th 2017, 2:37 pm
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Re: Presenting Photographs
For my wife's spousal visa,I have a photographs of our relationship and some of my parent's house where we will stay. I am going to get them developed and stick them on plain white A4 paper. Should I annotate them with the date and details of where the picture was taken and who is in the picture? Or will the photos by themselves be sufficient?
Include photos from the wedding and major life events (birthdays, Christmas etc.) if possible.
Photos taken with you, your spouse and their family members or friends will also help a lot too.
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Mar 14th 2017, 3:36 pm
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Re: Presenting Photographs
Thanks, so I shouldn't put them on paper, but have the photos loose?
Mar 14th 2017, 3:39 pm
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Re: Presenting Photographs
you can tape one side of the photo a little so that it can be lifted up.
Or you can write the names, dates and locations on the paper next to each photograph.
So long as the photos are genuine and relevant to the application, I really don't think the ECO will care really.
Or you can write the names, dates and locations on the paper next to each photograph.
So long as the photos are genuine and relevant to the application, I really don't think the ECO will care really.
