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Notarized letter at the Interview

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Eli the Barrowboy   16

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Me again,

Mercedes brought a letter signed and dated by herself stating her readiness and willingness to get married to me in the USA for our interview. She asked the consulate in Belfast to notarize it and they said there was no need - so instead of insisting she just said, "OK".

So, I noticed someone got rejected recently for NOT having a notarized letter of intent with them. Now, i know it says nothing about this in Packet 3 or 4 but hey, where does it say you need a new style police cert either?

So, should she re-book and get that done?

R

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Would she be able to get it notarized at a bank or elsewhere? Not sure who alll are able to be notaries in the UK?

I'm glad you brought this up, because I'm getting all the paperwork together on my end and if something needs to be notarized (or it would at least be a good idea to get it), it would be good to know before I send everything... :unsure:

Sorry I'm not much help ><

-Shannon

K1:

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AOS:

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ROC:

11-8-10 - ROC file sent

11-10-10 - CSC received file

11-10-10 - NOA1 date

11-15-10 - Check cashed

12-11-10 - Received biometrics letter

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English Muffin   59

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Me again,

Mercedes brought a letter signed and dated by herself stating her readiness and willingness to get married to me in the USA for our interview. She asked the consulate in Belfast to notarize it and they said there was no need - so instead of insisting she just said, "OK".

So, I noticed someone got rejected recently for NOT having a notarized letter of intent with them. Now, i know it says nothing about this in Packet 3 or 4 but hey, where does it say you need a new style police cert either?

So, should she re-book and get that done?

R

You will only need a new Letter of Intent at your interview if your NOA2 has expired.

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Eli the Barrowboy   16

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A well there we have it ...

That's good to know. I'll still bring along her un-notarized letter anyway but I can sleep soundly now knowing that ... hope it helps you too Shannon,

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Me again,

Mercedes brought a letter signed and dated by herself stating her readiness and willingness to get married to me in the USA for our interview. She asked the consulate in Belfast to notarize it and they said there was no need - so instead of insisting she just said, "OK".

So, I noticed someone got rejected recently for NOT having a notarized letter of intent with them. Now, i know it says nothing about this in Packet 3 or 4 but hey, where does it say you need a new style police cert either?

So, should she re-book and get that done?

R

You will only need a new Letter of Intent at your interview if your NOA2 has expired.

i-710 Process

02/23/2011 - Mailed off i-751 to California

02/25/2011 - NOA1

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Yeah that was me. My NOA2 had expired, hence they requested a notarized letter of intent.

My case wasn't rejected tho. Was told it wasn't a big problem, and that I just had to send in the letter notarized which I have done. Just awaiting the visa now.. :)

Feb 2005 - Met online through brit band doves

Dec 15th 2005 - Met for first time at U2 concert in NE, USA

Apr 30 2008 K1 Interview Approved

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Jan 31 2011 ROC Approved

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Ah cool. This does help :thumbs:

Glad your case was ok, Nicky!

-Shannon

K1:

(See timeline)

AOS:

(See timeline)

ROC:

11-8-10 - ROC file sent

11-10-10 - CSC received file

11-10-10 - NOA1 date

11-15-10 - Check cashed

12-11-10 - Received biometrics letter

12-22-10 - Biometrics appointment (have to reschedule)

1-12-11 - Biometrics appointment (rescheduled appointment)

3-3-11 - Approved!

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