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We took colored prints of photos that we will be sending as proof of bona-fide marriage. I am thinking do we need to take photo prints on photo papers or are colored prints okay?
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Yes, colored photos are recommended. The requirement is to have clear photos. Making it nice, clear, legible, and being able to identify yourselves in the photos is important.--Good luck--
Good luck. I learned the hard way, I hope you don't have to. Immigration is interesting. Not considered as legal advice. -
When I supplied photos, as part of my evidence of bona-fide marriage, I printed mine (in color) on white paper. There were two pictures per 8 1/2 x 11 sheet of paper. There were no issues with my photos.
Plus, having them on paper (printed on a good printer), allowed me to print above the photo, who was in the photo with me, and where/when it was taken.Sept 6, 2014: Married
March 13, 2015: file I-130
June 18, 2015: RFE
Aug 24, 2015: I-130 approved
Aug 25, 2015: IV paid
Oct 27, 2015: DS-260 submitted
Nov 24, 2015: Documents sent to NVC
Dec 1, 2015: NVC receives documents
Jan 11, 2016: RFE sent by NVC
Feb 27, 2016: Packet 4 received
Apr 11, 2016: Medical in Montreal, QC
Apr 15, 2016: US Consulate in Montreal (APPROVED)
Apr 21, 2016: Pick up Passport with Visa, and IV PackageComment
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