"Documentary Evidence" Form IMM5490E

[SamN4]

Hi,

I was about to start scanning all my boarding passes, hotel receipts etc from visits I made to my wife... to then print on A4 paper.

Then I read it says to keep photos loose, and not in a collage style on a page. Does this apply to "documentary evidence" as well? Most of it is considerably smaller then an A4 and I don't want to hand them a sleeve of jumbled receipts, I would to present them in a clear manner.

I guess my question is wether or not I should send copies of the "documentary evidence" or the originals. It sounds silly to be debating the potential weight of the application on this, but it has quite a lot of sentimental value to both of us and I'm afraid if I include it, they won't send it back.

Any ideas?

Thanks

 

[matthewc]

It's loose as opposed to bound. Photocopied or scanned onto A4 is fine.

 

[camarsden]

hi.

like matthewc said, photocopies or scanned copies of the originals are fine.

we inserted our photos into ms word (i managed to fit 2 photos to one A4 page) and under each photo i wrote/typed a caption of who was in the photo, where it was taken and the month/year.

as for copies of receipts, plane tickets, etc, we just photocopied the originals or printed out the e-tickets (since we still had them in our inbox's) and again i hand-wrote a caption for each document explaining what is was.

we got approved last week (i sent my passport to the embassy), so they had no problems with that type of layout/information.

hope that helps!