I wouldn't if I were you. Select a few conversations which are reflective of your relationship, spread out evenly over time, and try to keep the page count under 200 max. I just think 6000 pages is way too much. You want quality evidence, not just quantity. You can upload it to the USB and tell the officer you have 6000 pages on it if he/she wants to read it, but lord if you print it, that's gonna be one giant stack and if the officer really does go through every single page, imagine how much that'll delay your case.I need advice on this. I wanted to take our conversation to the interview but it’s 6000 pages . Should I take them all
They don't let you take any electronic device(s) inside the embassy so not worth wasting time loading on a USB if it's not going to be printed. I've witnessed people bringing 6 banker's boxes worth of emails, chats and phone logs. I laughed when I saw that but they were the only lucky ones to get PPR right on the spot
Yeah, at the end of the day I do agree it's better to be over-prepared.They don't let you take any electronic device(s) inside the embassy so not worth wasting time loading on a USB if it's not going to be printed. I've witnessed people bringing 6 banker's boxes worth of emails, chats and phone logs. I laughed when I saw that but they were the only lucky ones to get PPR right on the spot
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P.S. writing in Caps means shouting on forums.
Lol yes it's kinda funny because I imagine the person yelling it out as they're typing it, jabbing at their keyboardP.S. writing in Caps means shouting on forums.
Some interview members are not very active. Plz create a new thread on the main forum as well to get replies.
