Signature in native Thai Script for G325, Letter of Intent?

[gvt 0]

My fiancée's native language is Thai which does not use the Roman alphabet.

Should all -signatures- for the Letter of Intent and G325a be signed using her native Thai script or signed using roman script (the same as the typed name on the application)? Or both?

For example I understand that the G325a has a box for writing the native script below the signature box but I am not clear if the signature box should be in her native script as well. I was planning on having her sign in her native script and type the native script below. This would match her passport signature.

In the past for simple tourist visas to the UK, Germany, Japan, Australia, etc. she always signed in Thai script and just want to make sure this is also what is expected/accepted by the USCIS for K1.

Thanks!

[payxibka 10,045]

signature is signature... she simply signs in whatever form she has decided is her "legal' signature

FWIW, my wife signs all her documents regardless of language using cryllic

[YuAndDan 153]

A signature is a person's MARK.

My wife signs things in Chinese.

[ThaitoUSA 15]

My fiancée has an English and Thai signature. I believe she used her English one on the form, but as others said, one's signature need not be in English. It is their mark.

[Gary and Alla 3,694]

signature is signature... she simply signs in whatever form she has decided is her "legal' signature

FWIW, my wife signs all her documents regardless of language using cryllic

She should use her "signature". There is absolutley no telling what alphabet my wife uses for her signature! I would presume Cyrillic, but Cyrill would be appalled!

[gvt 0]

Thanks to everyone for your feedback!