Chessiet

Hey all,

I just recieved a letter from Homeland Security requesting that we send them evidence that my fiance and I have met in the two years preceding our application.

Aside from my incredibly shrinking bank balance from all the plane trips here is the list of stuff I've compiled so far. Is this enough? anything special I should include?

- passport with my entry into Gatwick stamped (two trips), only problem is that you can't read the stamps very well
- ticket stubs, boarding passes and printed out itineraries from several trips he and I made to each other's home cities
- photos of the two of us together, both here and in England (they're not dated, however)

Am I missing something vital? do you think this is enough? I tried searching through this forum for answers, as I know this question has been asked in the past, but I couldn't find anything.

Thank you in advance

jeffreyhy

Chessiet,

What you've listed is what most people seem to provide.

Just out of curiosity, what did you provide initially, with the petition?

Regards, JEff

Steffi

This sounds sufficient to me. My husband and I only included plane ticket stubs and photographs of us together and that was enough evidence to get us approved.

Chessiet

Jeff,

I didn't send anything with the original application. I wasn't sure that I was supposed to, at the time. Ah well, at least this means they're actually LOOKING at my application, rather than it sitting in a big pile somewhere

Does anyone know how long it takes after the "request for evidence" stuff is turned in, for the next step to happen?

Thanks for all your helpful answers, both here and on my medical questions thread

Steffi

From what others have said on this board in the past the approval usually follows pretty quickly once they receive your evidence.