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Relationship evidence has to do with photos. We know that a lot of couples are asking,   "I have hundreds of photos or I have 20 photos, how should I submit   them? Should I put them in a word document? Should I just submit them in a scrapbook? Should I tape them   on a page and put sticky notes? Should I write on the back?" I'd really like to give some   clarity about what is the best way to submit photos to immigration. I want to also reference   another video that I made about something called an over-submission or an under-submission of   relationship evidence. I know a lot of couples will say, "I have 100 photos that I want to submit."   And that's great, a hundred photos is probably more than enough, that's probably too many.   We usually recommend about 20 to 30 photos. Photos is just one type of evidence that you can submit and   and I would also encourage you to check out our free relationship evidence guide to understand   all of the different categories of evidence that immigration is looking for. It's not just   photos but to answer the question of how to submit the photos, we usually recommend that   about 20 to 30 photos. You can just put them in a word document and if   you wanted to put a short caption under the photos, if you just want to type something   that is completely fine. The photos themselves should show you at different times, in   different places, different hairstyles, and different clothes, and different locations. It's not like a photo shoot of a one-day event. It shows that you've   been together and you've had different life experiences together at different times. It is nice if you were to put the photos in order and a short caption is fine. You don't   have to write too much, maybe who's in the photo and the date that it was taken is  typically more than enough so immigration can have context. That is a really good rule of thumb when submitting photos to put two on a page, maybe   a word document. You can print them in color, black and white   and a short caption of the date, who's in the photo, and perhaps where it was taken. That's a good rule of thumb for how to submit photos as relationship evidence.