probably, a pretty silly question...

[Josh-and-Leona 0]

I know that fiancee is if the (soon to be) bride is the beneficiary. But does it matter whether I say fiance or fiancee on all of the I-129F documents.. for example should I label things like "Fiancee letter of intent" instead of "fiance letter of intent" and so forth or does it not matter. I know this is probably a pretty dumb question but i need to know haha.

[YuAndDan 153]

That is what we did.

Fiance(e)

Fiance = Man engaged to marry, Fiancee = Woman engaged to marry. Note 1 e or 2 e's

[Josh-and-Leona 0]

right so since she (the benificinary) sh eis teh fiancee. One more thing, how do you make that ' over the e? thanks

[YuAndDan 153]

right so since she (the benificinary) sh eis teh fiancee. One more thing, how do you make that ' over the e? thanks

Typically copy and paste fiancée é

[Kwagga 0]

right so since she (the benificinary) sh eis teh fiancee. One more thing, how do you make that ' over the e? thanks

Alt 0233 will give you the é

[Josh-and-Leona 0]

great thanks for the replies!

[Jasman0717 9]

http://www.wsu.edu/~brians/errors/fiance.html

[hxxrmonkey 0]

On a mac it's option+e (then sometimes e again)

[Josh-and-Leona 0]

awesome, learn something new everyday

[Tahoma 2,292]

On a mac it's option+e (then sometimes e again)

Thanks hxxrmonkey...i was wondering about that.

[Gary and Alla 3,694]

I know that fiancee is if the (soon to be) bride is the beneficiary. But does it matter whether I say fiance or fiancee on all of the I-129F documents.. for example should I label things like "Fiancee letter of intent" instead of "fiance letter of intent" and so forth or does it not matter. I know this is probably a pretty dumb question but i need to know haha.

C'est Francais. Si vous plais, c'est "fiance" pour homme, et "fiancee" pour femme. Merci. Aussi, premier "e" en chaque mots es avec accent acute, mais, boo hoo hoo, mon keyboard ce ne avoir pas cette cle.

In other, English, words. One "e" for man, two "e" s for woman.

[Cacerez 19]

right so since she (the benificinary) sh eis teh fiancee. One more thing, how do you make that ' over the e? thanks

You probably already have your things all typed up but I always use Alt + 130 but you have to use the number pad at the right (or the function key on some laptops).