Proof of Relationship turns the export of your WhatsApp or Facebook Messenger conversation, plus the photos of the two of you, into one organized PDF for an immigration petition: a K-1 fiancé(e) visa (I-129F), a spousal petition (I-130), adjustment of status (I-485), removal of conditions (I-751), or spousal sponsorship in Canada, the UK or Australia. The preview is free; building the PDF is $29, once. No account.

How it works

  1. Export the chat. In WhatsApp, open the chat, tap the name at the top (iPhone) or the three dots (Android), choose Export chat, then Without media. In Facebook, use Download your information with Messages in JSON format.
  2. Choose the export and your photos here. The chat is read in your browser and is not uploaded. Pick the original photos from your camera roll so the date and place the camera recorded are kept.
  3. Check the preview. It shows the real cover, the coverage calendar and the first sample pages. Enter both names and your receipt number, pick the sample size (10, 20, 30 or 40 pages), and caption the photos.
  4. Build the PDF. After payment it is built at once, shown in the browser, and kept for 24 hours so you can download it again or email it to yourself.

What is in the PDF

Why a sample and a calendar, not the whole chat

Immigration officers and visa caseworkers read thousands of pages. Forum advice from people who have been through a K-1 or I-751 filing is consistent: send a curated, dated selection with an index, not the entire chat. The coverage calendar shows that the conversation ran through the whole period; the sample shows what it was like; the "msg" number beside each excerpt gives its place in the full export, which you keep in case anyone asks for more.

Proof of Relationship organises what you supply. It does not decide whether a relationship is genuine, does not check the origin of the files, and is not legal or immigration advice. Read the instructions for your form, and talk to a lawyer if your case is complicated.

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