K1 Visa Rejection....

[KayDeeCee 4,893]

KayDeeCee,

I merely stated what I did, "I did not say such an in-depth writing was necessary".,.,.,.,it was what I did! You are so quick to find something to "pick at" in a post, maybe you should lighten up a little bit!

My point was merely, yes, I wrote and signed a letter of intention, so did my wife, and signed and dated.,.,.,period, remarks from you were not necessary.

Different people do different things, but I am sure some type of "intent" letter is being looked for, with the application.

You should re-read your own comment. You stated that if the OP did not hand-write a letter then they have no one to blame but themselves. You then went on to talk about how many pages you and your wife had handwritten and told the OP that if they did not send these letters then not to blame the USCIS. You did not merely state how you and your wife approached the letters of intent. You made it sound like the OP needed to send in handwritten, lengthy letters to be approved, and I was obviously not the only one to read it that way. I was merely posting to clear up any confusion it might cause the OP or anyone else reading your post. You are more than free to send in lengthy, handwritten letters of intent. They are just not a requirement, that is all.

Edited May 21, 2014 by KayDeeCee

[David & Diana R 1,005]

You should re-read your own comment. You stated that if the OP did not hand-write a letter then they have no one to blame but themselves. You then went on to talk about how many pages you and your wife had handwritten and told the OP that if they did not send these letters then not to blame the USCIS. You did not merely state how you and your wife approached the letters of intent. You made it sound like the OP needed to send in handwritten, lengthy letters to be approved, and I was obviously not the only one to read it that way. I was merely posting to clear up any confusion it might cause the OP or anyone else reading your post. You are more than free to send in lengthy, handwritten letters of intent. They are just not a requirement, that is all.

Yes, and there's such a thing as overkill. One should submit only what is asked for. Not pages and pages of dramatic love stories.

[Maritah 101]

Just send them what they request and move on. And yes, this its just the beginning.

Good day to everyone!