What he needs to sign?

[bebop + rocksteady 0]

Visiting Craig in Canada for the last time before we submit our K1, just wanted to check that these are the only things he has to sign:

- His letter showing intent to marry

- All copies of his G-325A

- His supplements for the G-325A

I don't need his John Hancock on anything else, do I?

[seldi 1]

Sounds good to me!

[forever&ever 0]

Visiting Craig in Canada for the last time before we submit our K1, just wanted to check that these are the only things he has to sign:

- His letter showing intent to marry

- All copies of his G-325A

- His supplements for the G-325A

I don't need his John Hancock on anything else, do I?

That is what my husband had to sign:

-I-129F

-supplement for I-129F ( explanation how we met), he had to date it as well

-All copies of G-325A

And also in a later time before the interview in Embassy, he needed to fill out and sign I-134 ( +proofs)

Now my question is, what supplements for G-325A he needs to sign? Did anything change? Just curious.

Regards,

Monika

[forever&ever 0]

Sorry, I got confused, don't look at the above answer. I thought he is a beneficiary, but I figured that you are the one. It looks like that would be it, his G-325A, letter of intent to marry you, and don't forget to date it

Still don't get the part about the supplement for G-325A

Edited July 12, 2006 by forever&ever

[ucla_cutie26 0]

The supplement for G-325A is either done when there isn't enough room to write in the employment for the past 5 years or the addresses where they have lived for the past 5 years.

[bebop + rocksteady 0]

The supplement for G-325A is either done when there isn't enough room to write in the employment for the past 5 years or the addresses where they have lived for the past 5 years.

Yup, exactly, he has a supplement because he can't fit the names and address of all his employers onto the form.