Turn your photos into a professional USCIS evidence packet

Add captions, auto-sort by date, and generate a print-ready PDF — all in your browser. No uploads, no accounts, 100% private.

✓ Auto-detect dates from your photos' EXIF data

✓ Drag-and-drop reordering with caption templates

✓ USCIS-compliant 2-per-page layout with captions

✓ 100% in-browser — your photos never leave your device

Used by couples preparing for I-130, I-485, I-751, and K-1 interviews. No sign-up required.

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📍 Default Location (saves time when applying templates)

Templates will use this location automatically. You can edit individual captions later if some photos are from different places.

Caption Best Practices

• Include specific dates (e.g., July 12, 2025)
• Mention city or location (e.g., Chicago, IL)
• Name the occasion/event
• Keep under 80 characters

Choose "Auto Sort by Date" to arrange photos chronologically without manual reordering

Frequently Asked Questions

How many photos should I submit to USCIS as relationship evidence?

Immigration attorneys generally recommend 20–30 well-chosen photos that show your relationship over time. Quality matters more than quantity — five photos spanning two years are stronger than fifty from a single weekend. Include a mix of wedding/engagement photos, holidays with family, travel together, and everyday life.

How should I organize photos for my green card interview?

Arrange your photos chronologically with captions that include the date, location, and a brief description of the occasion (e.g., "Wedding reception — July 12, 2025 — Chicago, IL"). Present them in a clean, printed PDF with 2 photos per page. This tool handles the formatting automatically.

What format should USCIS photo evidence be in?

USCIS accepts printed photos and photo pages. The most professional approach is a PDF with 2 captioned photos per page, printed in color. This tool generates that exact format. Avoid submitting loose photos without context — captions with dates and locations make your evidence much stronger.

What should my photo captions include?

Each caption should include: the specific date (e.g., "December 25, 2025"), the city and state (e.g., "Louisville, KY"), and what the occasion was (e.g., "Christmas dinner with family"). Keep captions concise — under 80 characters. This tool auto-detects dates from your photos' EXIF data to save you time.

Is this tool safe to use? Where do my photos go?

Your photos never leave your device. All processing happens 100% in your browser — no uploads, no servers, no accounts. Your images are compressed and assembled into a PDF entirely on your computer. We never see, store, or transmit your photos.

Which immigration forms is this useful for?

This tool is useful for any application that requires photo evidence of a bona fide relationship, including Form I-130 (Petition for Alien Relative), I-485 (Adjustment of Status), I-751 (Removal of Conditions), and K-1 fiancé visa petitions. It's also helpful when preparing for USCIS interviews.