draxz1289 said:Hey,
Oh yes everyone is basing our answers on the collective opinions of others but sometimes they are facts as wellThis one about sending/not sending extra documents we cannot know for certain (I feel that way though it can be disagreed) and of course people are required to do their own homework on whats best for them.
You have raised a good point about giving re-medicals while you are in interview queue and once again its generally accepted that if you are in queue its better to give re-medicals without their request but I have seen people who are not in the queue giving their re-medicals and at a later date the visa office requesting them thus making the applicant contacting them again to send the copy.
vicky2patel said:I spoke with my lawyer today and advised me that you have visited your wife in India for month and half which is a good thing . And advised me to write simple cover letter.
He advised me to submit following documents
1) Visa,tickets information, boarding passes
2) pictures have taken with family and friends
3) any places or activity done together.
What laywer explained me is that you visited your wife is a good thing. This clears any question if immigration officer has in his mind. He explained me write a subject `Submission of fresh documents`.
They better hurry or i am gonna have multiple babies coming as well as...
As long as you submit documents that do not jeapordize your situation. In my case more the merrier.
Thanks
