letter of intent from fiance need to be notarized?

[meljesca 0]

does anyone know if letter of intent from fiance(petitioner) need to be notarized for the interview?

[meljesca 0]

does anyone know if letter of intent from fiance(petitioner) need to be notarized for the interview?

thanks ann...i just want to ask kung dinala mo anak mo during ur interview?

[Carlawarla 1]

No

[pushbrk 13,176]

No

No need to notarize the letter of intent.

[gyi 1]

I sent a notarized letter of intent, to show a strong intent, possible could help with the bona-fide relation question, my thoughts.

[Nagishkaw 510]

[Carlawarla 1]

I sent a notarized letter of intent, to show a strong intent, possible could help with the bona-fide relation question, my thoughts.

Notorization is just confirmation that whoever signed the letter is that person. Nothing else. It has nothing to do with strong intent and nothing to do with a bona-fide relationship. Notorization can sometimes cost money as well. It's not needed for the letter of intent.

[gyi 1]

I sent a notarized letter of intent, to show a strong intent, possible could help with the bona-fide relation question, my thoughts.

Notorization is just confirmation that whoever signed the letter is that person. Nothing else. It has nothing to do with strong intent and nothing to do with a bona-fide relationship. Notorization can sometimes cost money as well. It's not needed for the letter of intent.

You are right about the signature, but it is my opinion it does show a strong intent which can help , certainly cannot hurt about making the judgement of a bona-fide relation.

[DanielParul 50]

I sent a notarized letter of intent, to show a strong intent, possible could help with the bona-fide relation question, my thoughts.

Notorization is just confirmation that whoever signed the letter is that person. Nothing else. It has nothing to do with strong intent and nothing to do with a bona-fide relationship. Notorization can sometimes cost money as well. It's not needed for the letter of intent.

You are right about the signature, but it is my opinion it does show a strong intent which can help , certainly cannot hurt about making the judgement of a bona-fide relation.

No, the Letter of Intent does not need to be notarized. Notarisation has nothing to do with Bona Fide. Its just a waste of time and money in this case..