No signature for DS-157 Form?

[sixstringjunkie 0]

I don't see a place for my fiance to sign her signature on the DS-157. Is that normal?

[bebop + rocksteady 0]

I haven't gotten that far in the process yet, but I'd recommend checking out the Example Forms section of VJ.

Cass (bebop the great)

I don't see a place for my fiance to sign her signature on the DS-157. Is that normal?

Edited August 21, 2006 by bebop + rocksteady

[Mew 0]

If the process is anything like the one in Brazil, DS-157 is to be signed by the beneficiary at the consulate. Check the packet the beneficiary gets from the consulate for instructions about it.

[Yodrak 7]

Mew,

The point is - there is no signature for DS-157.

Yodrak

If the process is anything like the one in Brazil, DS-157 is to be signed by the beneficiary at the consulate. Check the packet the beneficiary gets from the consulate for instructions about it.

[Mew 0]

Mew,

The point is - there is no signature for DS-157.

Yodrak

If the process is anything like the one in Brazil, DS-157 is to be signed by the beneficiary at the consulate. Check the packet the beneficiary gets from the consulate for instructions about it.

Okay then.

[sixstringjunkie 0]

Mew,

The point is - there is no signature for DS-157.

Yodrak

If the process is anything like the one in Brazil, DS-157 is to be signed by the beneficiary at the consulate. Check the packet the beneficiary gets from the consulate for instructions about it.

Huh? So you don't need to sign it? I don't see a place to put the signature.

[Mew 0]

Mew,

The point is - there is no signature for DS-157.

Yodrak

If the process is anything like the one in Brazil, DS-157 is to be signed by the beneficiary at the consulate. Check the packet the beneficiary gets from the consulate for instructions about it.

Huh? So you don't need to sign it? I don't see a place to put the signature.

If there's nowhere to sign it, don't. The reason why I said it shouldn't - I hastened when I replied to your post and didn't actually look at it - is that all forms that come in packet 4 (in Brazil, at least), have to be signed by the beneficiary at the interview so that the conof can see it.

[sixstringjunkie 0]

Mew,

The point is - there is no signature for DS-157.

Yodrak

If the process is anything like the one in Brazil, DS-157 is to be signed by the beneficiary at the consulate. Check the packet the beneficiary gets from the consulate for instructions about it.

Huh? So you don't need to sign it? I don't see a place to put the signature.

If there's nowhere to sign it, don't. The reason why I said it shouldn't - I hastened when I replied to your post and didn't actually look at it - is that all forms that come in packet 4 (in Brazil, at least), have to be signed by the beneficiary at the interview so that the conof can see it.

Ok I understand that she will sign it at the consulate BUT, WHERE do you sign it? There is no place for signature anywhere on the DS-157.

Can someone who has actually been through the interview process answer this? Thank you.

[JenT 0]

Do not worry about signing the DS-157. Just fill it out and send it with the other forms.

Jen