Intent To Marry USEmbassy

[Angel P 0]

We sent intent to marry to USCIS they were put in to I-129F application, for USEmbassy interview i need to bring a new intent to marry exactly the same as we send to USCIS but the only diffences are the addresses and dates here the sample...

Fiancé(e) Letter of Intent

Petitioner's/beneficiary's Name

Petitioner's/beneficiary's Address

United States Department of State

United States Consulate, Manila Philippines

U.S. Embassy

Consular Section

1201 Roxas Boulevard

Manila, Philippines 1000

(new date mm-dd-yyyy)

Dear Sir or Madam:

I, Petitioner/Beneficiary., do hereby state that I am legally able and willing to marry Petitioner/Beneficiary, and intend to do so within 90 days of my/her arrival into the US using the K-1 visa.

Yours truly,

(signature)

Petitioner/Beneficiary

is the address right or did i miss something? please correct me if i made a mistake thank you all

[edp333 9]

We sent intent to marry to USCIS they were put in to I-129F application, for USEmbassy interview i need to bring a new intent to marry exactly the same as we send to USCIS but the only diffences are the addresses and dates here the sample...

Fiancé(e) Letter of Intent

Petitioner's/beneficiary's Name

Petitioner's/beneficiary's Address

United States Department of State

United States Consulate, Manila Philippines

U.S. Embassy

Consular Section

1201 Roxas Boulevard

Manila, Philippines 1000

(new date mm-dd-yyyy)

Dear Sir or Madam:

I, Petitioner/Beneficiary., do hereby state that I am legally able and willing to marry Petitioner/Beneficiary, and intend to do so within 90 days of my/her arrival into the US using the K-1 visa.

Yours truly,

(signature)

Petitioner/Beneficiary

is the address right or did i miss something? please correct me if i made a mistake thank you all

That will certainly work.

I would suggest a few minor changes so it is not a clone of the sample. But it is still up to personal preference of how you want the letter to look.

Use Fiancé for male's intent letter and Fianceé for female's intent letter.

Combine the address:

United States Department of State

United States Consulate, Manila Philippines

1201 Roxas Boulevard

Manila, Philippines 1000

Use Dear Consular: instead of Dear Sir or Madam:

[Tahoma 2,292]

That will certainly work.

I would suggest a few minor changes so it is not a clone of the sample. But it is still up to personal preference of how you want the letter to look.

Use Fiancé for male's intent letter and Fianceé fiancée for female's intent letter.

Combine the address:

United States Department of State

United States Consulate Embassy, Manila Philippines

1201 Roxas Boulevard

Manila, Philippines 1000

Use Dear Consular Consul: instead of Dear Sir or Madam:

Fixxored.

[edp333 9]

Fixxored.

Thanks for the corrections Tahoma. It is Fianceé and not fiancée. The USEM is an embassy and not a consulate. The word Consul or Consular Officer (CO) are both apropiate.

[Tahoma 2,292]

"Fiancée" is correct.

Consular is an adjective. Consul is a noun.

[Norm and Grace 0]

We sent intent to marry to USCIS they were put in to I-129F application, for USEmbassy interview i need to bring a new intent to marry exactly the same as we send to USCIS but the only diffences are the addresses and dates here the sample...

Fiancé(e) Letter of Intent

Petitioner's/beneficiary's Name

Petitioner's/beneficiary's Address

United States Department of State

United States Consulate, Manila Philippines

U.S. Embassy

Consular Section

1201 Roxas Boulevard

Manila, Philippines 1000

(new date mm-dd-yyyy)

Dear Sir or Madam:

I, Petitioner/Beneficiary., do hereby state that I am legally able and willing to marry Petitioner/Beneficiary, and intend to do so within 90 days of my/her arrival into the US using the K-1 visa.

Yours truly,

(signature)

Petitioner/Beneficiary

is the address right or did i miss something? please correct me if i made a mistake thank you all

yes!!!!!!

[edp333 9]

"Fiancée" is correct.

Consular is an adjective. Consul is a noun.

Consular Officer is the title of the person being written to, performing the interview, and is working in the Consular Section. Consul can be anyone representing the consulate. Since a person's title is a noun either word Consul or Consular Officer are both apropiate.

Since the DOS website is harder to pinpoint the information the FAQ on the USEM website is easier to find: qeustion 4

As for fiancee and appropiate I was not able to fix my typos as the connection was slow and timed out with the error, "You are not authorized to edit this post".

[edp333 9]

"Fiancée" is correct.

Consular is an adjective. Consul is a noun.

Consular Officer is the title of the person being written to, performing the interview, and is working in the Consular Section. Consul can be anyone representing the consulate. Since a person's title is a noun either word Consul or Consular Officer are both apropiate.

Since the DOS website is harder to pinpoint the information the FAQ on the USEM website is easier to find: qeustion 4

As for fiancee and appropiate I was not able to fix my typos as the connection was slow and timed out with the error, "You are not authorized to edit this post".

[edp333 9]

"Fiancée" is correct.

Consular is an adjective. Consul is a noun.

Consular Officer is the title of the person being written to, performing the interview, and is working in the Consular Section. Consul can be anyone representing the consulate. Since a person's title is a noun either word Consul or Consular Officer are both apropiate.

Since the DOS website is harder to pinpoint the information the FAQ on the USEM website is easier to find: qeustion 4

As for fiancee and appropiate I was not able to fix my typos as the connection was slow and timed out with the error, "You are not authorized to edit this post".