VisaDocketSpouse Visa Relationship Evidence PDF Sample: Chats, Photos and Documents
Reviewed November 12, 2026 by the VisaDocket team. Not legal or immigration advice.
A relationship timeline can bring chats, photos, travel records and emails together in date order. This 10-page VisaDocket sample shows one way to present them, with page numbers and references back to the source files.
The names, conversations and scenario are fictional. This is a formatting demonstration, not a real applicant's case, an official template or evidence of an approved visa. Its length is not a recommendation about how many pages your application needs.
What appears on each page?
| PDF page | What the sample shows | What to check in your own export |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Alex Morgan and Sam Lee, reference REF-1, the January–July 2025 period and a contents list | Names, reference and the intended period; make sure the contents help you find the relevant month |
| 2 | January and February WhatsApp messages, with an attached airport photo | Sender, date, time and the source/entry references beside the messages |
| 3 | An anniversary exchange, a photo and a message with text replaced by [REDACTED] |
Enough surrounding context to understand the exchange, and whether intended private text is hidden |
| 4 | A fictional flight-booking document followed by a message | The document's contents and its date label; this item is explicitly marked as using an estimated date |
| 5 | Two photos and the start of a May Telegram conversation | Whether the photo dates are recorded or estimated; one of these photos is marked as estimated |
| 6 | More Telegram messages, a photo and a call lasting 25 minutes 20 seconds | Continuity across pages and the call's displayed date, direction and duration |
| 7 | A screenshot with two lines covered, followed by a Messenger exchange and photo | The actual screenshot image, including any private details that text recognition might have missed |
| 8 | Further call records, a LINE exchange, a hotel email and a still from a two-second video | Sender and recipient details, booking context and the distinction between a video still and the original video |
| 9 | Preparation notes and the beginning of the source-file list | How selection, dates, hidden text and source references are described |
| 10 | The remainder of the source-file list | The filenames and fingerprints needed to identify the source files used in this export |
Open the sample PDF to view the layout. The table above follows the numbered pages in that file; it is not a checklist of material an immigration authority requires.
Read the source labels alongside the timeline
A label such as “Source 1, entry 1” connects a timeline item to an entry in a source file. The appendix identifies the file. This helps you move from the formatted PDF back to the material you supplied when you need to check a detail.
The appendix also lists SHA-256 fingerprints. A fingerprint identifies a particular file; it does not establish who created it, whether its contents are true or whether it was edited before being imported. Keep your originals available.
Check estimated dates rather than overlooking them
The flight document on page 4 and a photo on page 5 carry estimated-date labels. An estimated date should not be read as a verified time when the underlying event happened. In your own preview, inspect these items and compare them with the originals before deciding what to submit.
If you need to compare records from different time zones, check the source applications and the export's preparation notes. A tidy timeline does not remove the need to check the meaning of its dates and times.
Review hidden information in the images as well as the text
Page 3 demonstrates text replacement; page 7 demonstrates covered screenshot lines. They show two different ways that private information can appear in an export.
Review the final PDF visually. Text recognition can miss details in screenshots, and photos, videos and documents may contain information you did not intend to share. Do not assume that entering a word to hide will remove it from every kind of source material.
A video in the PDF is a still image
The sample's last timeline page shows a still from a two-second video. The PDF does not play the original clip. Keep the video file separately and check your application's instructions if you need to provide it.
Build and preview your own timeline
Follow the relationship-records preparation guide and the export guide for your chat app. VisaDocket runs on macOS 14 or later. Download and preview are free; PDF export is a one-time $29.99 purchase. Check your Mac App Store storefront for its local price.
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VisaDocket organizes and formats material you already have. It does not provide immigration advice, authenticate your records or guarantee that an authority will accept the resulting PDF. Follow the current instructions for your particular application.