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One of the things you need to include with an I-129F (Petition for Alien Fiance(e)) is some kind of proof that you've met in person at least once in the past two years. So, pictures. With a film camera, even. Most of them turned out rubbish, but I like these two. I prefer the second one overall, but the first isn't too bad, and for some reason I look really young in it. (For those of you keeping score at home, I'm on the short side to 29, not approximately, oh, 16 as I might appear to be in this photo.)
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enotsola is tickled that the US calls immigrants "aliens" in many instances (unlike Canada, which just goes ahead and dully calls them "permanent residents"), because it means he will have a government card which shows once and for all that he is in fact an alien ("alien registration card", aka "green card", although the document itself is no longer green, I read, and this card of course is just a standard plastic photo ID). *insert theremin sound here*
P.S. enotsola is tickled that the US calls immigrants "aliens" in many instances (unlike Canada, which just goes ahead and dully calls them "permanent residents"), because it means he will have a government card which shows once and for all that he is in fact an alien ("alien registration card", aka "green card", although the document itself is no longer green, I read, and this card of course is just a standard plastic photo ID). *insert theremin sound here*