dan-carol
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« Reply #2 on: September 12, 2007, 08:52:34 am » |
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Hi,
If you get what the caseworker is looking for it may make completing the form a little easier. You are trying to provide proof or evidence them that you and your spouse have a genuine and enduring relationship and that it is not simply a relationship that was contrived for immigration purposes.
From what you stated, you should have loads of "proof."
What we did is attached a few extra pieces of paper with friends & family names, and additional information. Sometimes it what's NOT on the form that has impact. We have provided letters from family that say a lot. I even sat down at the computer and wrote a history of our relationship, that fills in a lot of background information. That info, coupled with receipts, photos, bills, cards, some emails, a birthday or anniversary card pulls it all together over the period of the relationship. It's pretty hard to look at all of that and say it's a marriage of convenience. :-)
Time is on your side when it comes to the enduring part. Not a lot of people would build a long term relationship, live together for 6 years, solely for beating the immigration system. Your caseworker probably knows every scam in the book. Just be honest and provide as much honest "evidence" as you can. If there is something missing, don't sweat it, just attach a note explaining why.
Easy as,
Best wishes,
Dan & Carol Philippines
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