Letter of intent to marry

[Matt_Stevens 5]

This is getting to be a little confusing. From everything that I know, we are suppose to each write a letter for the I-129, which we did back in February. Then I am supposed to write one more letter that is to be turned in with the paperwork for the interview (I wrote it and it is in the packet of paers).

What else has to be done?

[Robert & Van 0]

I sent in A letter for myself But I did not get one from Van. But when I go back to HCMC Next month I made up one for her and a new one for myself. Just a updated Date on Mine.

Edited June 16, 2006 by Robert & Van

[STL_HCMC 0]

Matt,

From what I know, I think your A-OK!

STL_HCMC

This is getting to be a little confusing. From everything that I know, we are suppose to each write a letter for the I-129, which we did back in February. Then I am supposed to write one more letter that is to be turned in with the paperwork for the interview (I wrote it and it is in the packet of paers).

What else has to be done?

patricks,

Thanks for the info. I guess I'll give the ACS a ring on the telephone and see if there is any type of appointment needed for notarization. Perhaps those scary looking security guards can point me in the right direction!

Kevin&Loan,

Thanks for your reply!

STL_HCMC

It's called A.C.S. American Citizen Services. It's got Air Condition! & "Free" water and small paper cups. They used to have pens to fill out paperwork (on the back wall) but you can guess what happen to those?

Take a # and sit down! SMILE, be nice and personable. (Of course, don't forget your passport and don't be intimadated be those security guards in front (entrance) of the Consulate near the metal detector, they're actually friendly, they get paid to be serious)

True story, I went to get a paper notorized the same morning as my wife's interview and they forgot to charge me ( for some reasonn, I just don't feel guilty?), payment is at a seperate window, I walked out of ACS section and then made my way to the (non) air condition area. Again, the VISA area is so special becuase you'll never ever see so many Vietnamese people just sitting there in stone silence, then you'll hear someone burst out crying at window 15, 5 minutes later you'll hear someone say "Thankya Thankya Thankya" in window 5.

Interesting area no doubt!