darth_bucket
New Member
Hi
My wife and I just sent the i130 and i485 packages. We haven't really approached this so seriously, and now we're starting to realize how serious it is.
We had a... punk wedding. There was some make up involved, lots of tattoos, 3 live bands played, tagged walls... Our friend who has achieved international recognition as a photographer took the photos, and all in all it was fun. No offense to anyone but i don't think that i could have ever done a traditional wedding, and we're both proud of ours. However, i'm afraid that when a conservative goverment official sees these... not only are they going to reject the petition, but they are going to strip my wife of her citizenship or something. Humor aside, is it a smart idea to show something that is so unconventional or may even be considered rude?
We don't have many photos together up to this point. From both our phones, we were able to scavenge perhaps 10 photos where we're hugging and kissing and stuff or just plain posing. A few of them we got from friend's facebooks, and they are in low resolution.
We have a lot of photos though where we're in a crowd. Usually shows, but also a lot from our house (parties, bbqs). Sometimes we're both in them, sometimes it's just one of us with friends etc.
We do have some photos from restaurants, but it's usually one of us in it in front of a plate.
I presume that photos such as these won't be very useful for the interview. But i'm not sure what to do over the next few months. Do we always have to have someone taking pictures of us? Do we always have to pose together? Do we have to ask the waiters to take pictures while we cuddle up next to each other (i think that i've never done that in my entire life).
How many photos do people usually bring to these interviews?
My wife and I just sent the i130 and i485 packages. We haven't really approached this so seriously, and now we're starting to realize how serious it is.
We had a... punk wedding. There was some make up involved, lots of tattoos, 3 live bands played, tagged walls... Our friend who has achieved international recognition as a photographer took the photos, and all in all it was fun. No offense to anyone but i don't think that i could have ever done a traditional wedding, and we're both proud of ours. However, i'm afraid that when a conservative goverment official sees these... not only are they going to reject the petition, but they are going to strip my wife of her citizenship or something. Humor aside, is it a smart idea to show something that is so unconventional or may even be considered rude?
We don't have many photos together up to this point. From both our phones, we were able to scavenge perhaps 10 photos where we're hugging and kissing and stuff or just plain posing. A few of them we got from friend's facebooks, and they are in low resolution.
We have a lot of photos though where we're in a crowd. Usually shows, but also a lot from our house (parties, bbqs). Sometimes we're both in them, sometimes it's just one of us with friends etc.
We do have some photos from restaurants, but it's usually one of us in it in front of a plate.
I presume that photos such as these won't be very useful for the interview. But i'm not sure what to do over the next few months. Do we always have to have someone taking pictures of us? Do we always have to pose together? Do we have to ask the waiters to take pictures while we cuddle up next to each other (i think that i've never done that in my entire life).
How many photos do people usually bring to these interviews?
