starting writing letters to each other, say every 2 weeks, my misses use to write like a weeks diary to me , how your getting , oh you miss each other, oh i'm going all
keep the envelopes, you cannot get better evidence than snail mail with a letter in an envelope stamped with the date on
thank you joe..yes we are indeed planning to send each other letters.. but i sent him one for his birthday but now we'll do that often..though we both know that email is more convenient..lol..but its no big deal compare to what we''ll get when everythings done..we'll be following you guys..you know better..thank you..Originally Posted by joebloggs
starting writing letters to each other, say every 2 weeks, my misses use to write like a weeks diary to me , how your getting , oh you miss each other, oh i'm going all
keep the envelopes
of course text and email still, but a written letter is the best evidence you can have of a genuine relationship, more personal than a typed email or txt
of course text and email still, but a written letter is the best evidence you can have of a genuine relationship, more personal than a typed email or txthandwritten letters always LOOK BETTER than emails because they ARE more 'personal' but, as I've just said to Michelle, the ECOs are well-aware of the problems vis-a-vis the Philippines' postal service [if it can be called such!]. I mean, you and I both know only too well that it would extremely difficult for two people to sustain a long-distance relationship if they relied on "Snail Mail"!
Yes, it's a good idea to send perhaps a few written communications as an adjunct. But Myrna and I emailed one another practically every day and, apart from exchanging Festive cards at Christmas 2007, all our correspondence was conducted electronically. And evidently the Embassy was satisfied with that arrangement since her visa was approved in what I understand was 'record-quick time' - and without the need for an interview!
yes..we will write letters once in awhile but we do email often..but i remember i sent him a file on his birthday..its a movie presentation..are we allowed to include cd's as well?
Yes, it's a good idea to send perhaps a few written communications as an adjunct. But Myrna and I emailed one another practically every day and, apart from exchanging Festive cards at Christmas 2007, all our correspondence was conducted electronically. And evidently the Embassy was satisfied with that arrangement since her visa was approved in what I understand was 'record-quick time' - and without the need for an interview!
email's finethank you joe..yes we are indeed planning to send each other letters.. but i sent him one for his birthday but now we'll do that often..though we both know that email is more convenient..lol..but its no big deal compare to what we''ll get when everythings done..we'll be following you guys..you know better..thank you..
And besides, the British Embassy staff are well-aware of the problems involved in relying on handwritten letters sent by "Snail Mail".
Keeping a daily log, or diary - as Joe suggests is a good idea too.
A diary?like a real diary of what im doing everyday?lol..email's fine
And besides, the British Embassy staff are well-aware of the problems involved in relying on handwritten letters sent by "Snail Mail".
Keeping a daily log, or diary - as Joe suggests is a good idea too.
Well ... yes... like Joe and his missus evidently did!
oh i didn't write to her once or keep a diaryWell ... yes, but the misses sent me a letter every couple of weeks, she added a bit to the letter everyday for a week or so then sent it, when we applied for a visa i sent the letters and envelopes, the letters and cards were spread over years
the more evidence the better, but i don't think they will take your cd
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