Who signs DS-3032 for 1-year old beneficiary?

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Who signs the DS-3032 (choice of address and agent) for 1-year old beneficiary?

I got the DS-3032 for my son in which it's required him to sign. He is only 1 year old.

He's too young to sign it. By common sense, should I (the petitioner) sign for him?

Can his mother (another beneficiary) sign for him?

I don't want to make a mistake. I need your advice. Thanks

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What would make sense to me is for either you or your wife to sign it and enclose a letter explaining why your son was unable to do so himself ("physically unable due to his young age" or whatever). Sounds a bit silly, but C.Y.A. (cover your #######). Personally though, I would call the NVC to get an official opinion on this one.

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Who signs the DS-3032 (choice of address and agent) for 1-year old beneficiary?

I got the DS-3032 for my son in which it's required him to sign. He is only 1 year old.

He's too young to sign it. By common sense, should I (the petitioner) sign for him?

Can his mother (another beneficiary) sign for him?

I don't want to make a mistake. I need your advice. Thanks

If you're emailing a response - what does it matter? When the time comes, I intend to set up an email account in my son's name and email it from that account. As long as you include correct #'s and details, I don't think they will be worried. I do like the CYA abbrev - gonna use that....lol

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I do like the CYA abbrev - gonna use that....lol

Thanks...I stole it from a coworker. lol

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What would make sense to me is for either you or your wife to sign it and enclose a letter explaining why your son was unable to do so himself ("physically unable due to his young age" or whatever). Sounds a bit silly, but C.Y.A. (cover your #######). Personally though, I would call the NVC to get an official opinion on this one.

Thanks for your advise guys. I'd better C.Y.A :-)

[diadromous mermaid 36]

Who signs the DS-3032 (choice of address and agent) for 1-year old beneficiary?

I got the DS-3032 for my son in which it's required him to sign. He is only 1 year old.

He's too young to sign it. By common sense, should I (the petitioner) sign for him?

Can his mother (another beneficiary) sign for him?

I don't want to make a mistake. I need your advice. Thanks

Parent can sign for a child under age 14, sometimes even under 16. If unsure you can always sign for the child as follows:

parent may sign for the child by writing the child's name on the signature line and signing the parent's name above the child's name. Example:

PRINT Jane Doe for Child M. Doe, then Jane Doe's signature

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What would make sense to me is for either you or your wife to sign it and enclose a letter explaining why your son was unable to do so himself ("physically unable due to his young age" or whatever). Sounds a bit silly, but C.Y.A. (cover your #######). Personally though, I would call the NVC to get an official opinion on this one.

Thanks for your advise guys. I'd better C.Y.A :-)

I meant C.M.A :-)