Hi,
A little reminder, my British fiancee and I (non-british, living abroad) are planning to get married this year and hence I am applying for a fiance visa in a matter of a couple of months now.
I heard recently a new buzz word [Proof of correspondence]. Something that one needs to prove that a frequent correspondence between the two parties has been taking place throughout the overseas relationship.
In our case, over the past two years (ever since we first met), We've met in UK 4 times, my home country once, & in between the two thrice. Not to mention that by the time i apply to the visa we will meet in england again for one more time. Got stamps on my passport of all the above, and we only have travel slips and boarding passes for the trips we made in the last year only.
I can also show that ever since we met every single day i had off work i spent it with her.
Not to mention, we got a handful of pictures of all the times we met. (none are "digitally signed", whatever that means)
And a couple of greeting and holiday cards, some posted some handed by hand.
I also got confirmation and e-receipts of gifts i sent my baby.
On the other hand, Letters are very few and emails are almost rare, reason for that is when we are away from each other we chat online every night.
Phone calls: Well i do call everynow and then, except my phone bills arent in english ofcourse, i need to translate those, dont i?. Problem is, I got phone bills of calls made to my baby over the past two years, and alone those measure up into a pile, should i be translating them all?
She on the other hand calls and txts me from her prepaid phone in the UK, so no bills are produced.
So in summary, from a legal side of things with respect to the fiance visa requirements. Is that enough?
Thanx in advance
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