Andrew

Hi again,

My fiance and I are busily getting the papers together for the visa petition, and I
was wondering about the extent of supporting information required for the
application. I am in the US at the moment, but have to go back to Australia next week
and we're hoping to get all of this together before I leave. We have sent over a
thousand emails back and forth since I was last in the US and dozens of letters too.
Since including all the emails would be impractical, would it be ok just to include
copies of all the letters I sent her? All the letters she sent me are back home in
Australia, as well all the phone bills aside from one (which I have with me). We are
pretty much ok as far as photos go and rest goes, but I just wanted to be sure about
including evidence of correspondence. If necessary, we might be able to wait until I
get home (although we're itching to get started!) and I can send her the copies of
letters and stuff that she sent me.

Thanks, Andrew

Kacey

why not send copies of a couple letters that you sent her, as well as a few e-mails
you sent her? You don't need a lot of evidence at this point from my understanding -
the interview is where this will be most important (though it seems that few
interviewers request the evidence)

"Andrew" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
    > Hi again,
    >
    > My fiance and I are busily getting the papers together for the visa
petition,
    > and I was wondering about the extent of supporting information required
for the
    > application. I am in the US at the moment, but have to go back to
Australia
    > next week and we're hoping to get all of this together before I leave. We have sent
    > over a thousand emails back and forth since I was last in the
US
    > and dozens of letters too. Since including all the emails would be
impractical,
    > would it be ok just to include copies of all the letters I sent her? All
the
    > letters she sent me are back home in Australia, as well all the phone
bills
    > aside from one (which I have with me). We are pretty much ok as far as
photos
    > go and rest goes, but I just wanted to be sure about including evidence of
    > correspondence. If necessary, we might be able to wait until I get home (although
    > we're itching to get started!) and I can send her the copies of letters and stuff
    > that she sent me.
    >
    > Thanks, Andrew

Slider

Send copies of a few emails, letters, phone bills, and pictures. Pictures are very
important because they prove that you have met within the past two years, which is
waht they mainly want to verify.

Best of luck,

Slider "Andrew" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
    > Hi again,
    >
    > My fiance and I are busily getting the papers together for the visa
petition,
    > and I was wondering about the extent of supporting information required
for the
    > application. I am in the US at the moment, but have to go back to
Australia
    > next week and we're hoping to get all of this together before I leave. We have sent
    > over a thousand emails back and forth since I was last in the
US
    > and dozens of letters too. Since including all the emails would be
impractical,
    > would it be ok just to include copies of all the letters I sent her? All
the
    > letters she sent me are back home in Australia, as well all the phone
bills
    > aside from one (which I have with me). We are pretty much ok as far as
photos
    > go and rest goes, but I just wanted to be sure about including evidence of
    > correspondence. If necessary, we might be able to wait until I get home (although
    > we're itching to get started!) and I can send her the copies of letters and stuff
    > that she sent me.
    >
    > Thanks, Andrew

Shonokin

same here with all of the emails and saved chats.

I didn't send any of that thouth. What I sent was 3 color copies of photos of us
together, copies of flight itiniaries, a color copy of my passport with a canada
stamp that synced with the flight itiniaries. And then a copy of a phone bill from
last year and of one from the same month that I sent my paperwork. that was it

Andrew wrote:

    > Hi again,
    >
    > My fiance and I are busily getting the papers together for the visa petition, and I
    > was wondering about the extent of supporting information required for the
    > application. I am in the US at the moment, but have to go back to Australia next
    > week and we're hoping to get all of this together before I leave. We have sent over
    > a thousand emails back and forth since I was last in the US and dozens of letters
    > too. Since including all the emails would be impractical, would it be ok just to
    > include copies of all the letters I sent her? All the letters she sent me are back
    > home in Australia, as well all the phone bills aside from one (which I have with
    > me). We are pretty much ok as far as photos go and rest goes, but I just wanted to
    > be sure about including evidence of correspondence. If necessary, we might be able
    > to wait until I get home (although we're itching to get started!) and I can send
    > her the copies of letters and stuff that she sent me.
    >
    > Thanks, Andrew

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Cheryl

My fiancé and I sent our I-129-F in while I was in the USA too. Just an extra
suggestion to add the already great ones...Do you still have your boarding passes
from your trip to the USA? I photo-copied my boarding passes, my itenerary and my
ticket receipt and sent that in. It meets the burden to show that you have met each
other in person.

Cheryl

"Andrew" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
    > Hi again,
    >
    > My fiance and I are busily getting the papers together for the visa
petition,
    > and I was wondering about the extent of supporting information required
for the
    > application. I am in the US at the moment, but have to go back to
Australia
    > next week and we're hoping to get all of this together before I leave. We have sent
    > over a thousand emails back and forth since I was last in the
US
    > and dozens of letters too. Since including all the emails would be
impractical,
    > would it be ok just to include copies of all the letters I sent her? All
the
    > letters she sent me are back home in Australia, as well all the phone
bills
    > aside from one (which I have with me). We are pretty much ok as far as
photos
    > go and rest goes, but I just wanted to be sure about including evidence of
    > correspondence. If necessary, we might be able to wait until I get home (although
    > we're itching to get started!) and I can send her the copies of letters and stuff
    > that she sent me.
    >
    > Thanks, Andrew

Andrew

Thanks for the advice. I still have my boarding passes and tickets for this trip. I'm
not sure if I still have the ones from my work trip last year though. I'd expect just
these and the itinery/passport stamps would be fine.

Regards, Andrew

    >Subject: Re: Supporting evidence for I-129F? From: "Cheryl" [email protected] Date:
    >7/04/02 8:45 Central Daylight Time Message-id:
    ><[email protected]>
    >
    >My fiancé and I sent our I-129-F in while I was in the USA too. Just an extra
    >suggestion to add the already great ones...Do you still have your boarding passes
    >from your trip to the USA? I photo-copied my boarding passes, my itenerary and my
    >ticket receipt and sent that in. It meets the burden to show that you have met each
    >other in person.
    >
    >Cheryl
    >
    >"Andrew" <[email protected]> wrote in message
    >news:[email protected]...
    >> Hi again,
    >>
    >> My fiance and I are busily getting the papers together for the visa
    >petition,
    >> and I was wondering about the extent of supporting information required
    >for the
    >> application. I am in the US at the moment, but have to go back to
    >Australia
    >> next week and we're hoping to get all of this together before I leave. We have
    >> sent over a thousand emails back and forth since I was last in the
    >US
    >> and dozens of letters too. Since including all the emails would be
    >impractical,
    >> would it be ok just to include copies of all the letters I sent her? All
    >the
    >> letters she sent me are back home in Australia, as well all the phone
    >bills
    >> aside from one (which I have with me). We are pretty much ok as far as
    >photos
    >> go and rest goes, but I just wanted to be sure about including evidence of
    >> correspondence. If necessary, we might be able to wait until I get home (although
    >> we're itching to get started!) and I can send her the copies of letters and stuff
    >> that she sent me.
    >>
    >> Thanks, Andrew

Shelley

When I sent my I-129F all the evidence was mine: my phone bills (he had thrown his
away once they were paid), emails to me (he always deleted emails once he read them),
my pictures (he still doesn't own a camera), my boarding pass, etc. Must be fine,
because he has his Green Card now. Take Care. Shelley

"Andrew" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
    > Hi again,
    >
    > My fiance and I are busily getting the papers together for the visa
petition,
    > and I was wondering about the extent of supporting information required
for the
    > application. I am in the US at the moment, but have to go back to
Australia
    > next week and we're hoping to get all of this together before I leave. We have sent
    > over a thousand emails back and forth since I was last in the
US
    > and dozens of letters too. Since including all the emails would be
impractical,
    > would it be ok just to include copies of all the letters I sent her? All
the
    > letters she sent me are back home in Australia, as well all the phone
bills
    > aside from one (which I have with me). We are pretty much ok as far as
photos
    > go and rest goes, but I just wanted to be sure about including evidence of
    > correspondence. If necessary, we might be able to wait until I get home (although
    > we're itching to get started!) and I can send her the copies of letters and stuff
    > that she sent me.
    >
    > Thanks, Andrew

Jennifer

[email protected] (Andrew) wrote in message
news:<[email protected]>...
    > Hi again,
    >
    > My fiance and I are busily getting the papers together for the visa petition, and I
    > was wondering about the extent of supporting information required for the
    > application. I am in the US at the moment, but have to go back to Australia next
    > week and we're hoping to get all of this together before I leave. We have sent over
    > a thousand emails back and forth since I was last in the US and dozens of letters
    > too. Since including all the emails would be impractical, would it be ok just to
    > include copies of all the letters I sent her? All the letters she sent me are back
    > home in Australia, as well all the phone bills aside from one (which I have with
    > me). We are pretty much ok as far as photos go and rest goes, but I just wanted to
    > be sure about including evidence of correspondence. If necessary, we might be able
    > to wait until I get home (although we're itching to get started!) and I can send
    > her the copies of letters and stuff that she sent me.
    >
    > Thanks, Andrew

Hey Andrew,

As for proof of relationship - I sent in 2 pictures of my fiance & I together...about
4 or 5 emails...and copies of 2 "i love you/miss you" cards. And a statement from my
fiance answering question #19 on the I-129 form regarding how we met.

We were approved 3/13/02. So, obviously, that was sufficient info.

Hope this helps and GOOD LUCK to you!

~jennifer