received RFE...well, not really...

[misskiya 0]

From what I understand (take it for what it's for)

having gone throughhis process, military, and government paperwork. It seems to be a requirement on any US government based paperwork that you sign with your full name. First, middle (if applicable), last.

Again, that's just been my experiance so take it for what it's worth.

GOOD LUCK XD

[Linababe 0]

My signature is also the first initial of first name followed by my last name - I had no problems:(

[Qiao - 108 days 0]

Does anyone out there sign their name with their first initial and then their last name? My name is ridiculously long, so I just sign the first letter of my first name and then my entire last name. That's my signature. I got my I-129F back today and it said it needed a 'proper signature'...and then to send it all back when I did that. What does that mean? Anyone else encountered this? My parent's and friends are thinking I need to 'properly' sign my full name, as does my fiance, 'cos he signs his name the same way I do. I tried calling the 800# on the UCSIS Form, but their system was having issues and they said they couldn't access my info and to try back. Tomorrow being the 4th, I assume they will be closed, so I thought I would ask you guys to see if anyone has encountered this before.

So my next question would be...I sent in my packet with the old I-129F form, as the new one wasn't available yet. Should I send it back, once 'properly' signed with the new form?

Any input would be appreciated. Thanks!

I always thought that a legal signature had to be the full name, with the possibility of using a middle initial. I am not a legal expert, but I know any official document I have ever signed (like a mortgage), these were the rules.