LETTER OF INTENT

[patient2010 93]

Hey guys..

So i was again going through my stacks of papers that I sent to

file my petition.I notices that both letter of intent to get married once in US are

still in my damn folder...argghhhhhhhhhhhh :bonk:

Now here's my question..

If I do get an RFE and they actually ask for those letters that I mistakenly forgot to send

could i send those exact letters or do I need new ones with a fresh date of RFE? :(

Please help me as I am half way into the waiting time.lol

Should i be expecting an RFE?

Any answer and help would be appreciate it.

thank you in advance. :yes:

and am glad i found you guys.

You should wait until you get the RFE to send the letter of intent because there is a chance you might not get one it all depends on who is adjudicating your file. I never sent any letter of intent and I did not get an RFE so relax you will be fine and good luck the rest of the way.......

[Penny Lane 8,159]

I would have to disagree (politely) with the last two posts. Here's why:

When I sent my form in back in September, I just JUST the I-129F and the fee. I didn't understand the directions and my 'packet' was severely lacking. There is NO way they would have approved my petition without proof of citizenship, proof of having met, etc.

So when I realized this in January, everyone on VJ said to wait for the RFE. USCIS even told me this. However, I was so stressed I was going to be denied, that I made copies of my entire packet, and I mailed that to my Service Center with a copy of my NoA1 on top.

Then, I got notice my case was updated. I was approved. I know they matched my paperwork up with my petition because there is no way humanly possible to have approved me based on just the one single form.

So my suggestion is make a copy, and mail it in to your service center with a copy of your NoA1 on top. Worst case scenario is they don't match it up, and you get an RFE for the letters. You're also out the postage price. Best case scenario is that they match it up with your petition like they did for mine, and your case does not get an RFE for those letters.

That's just my experience. It's worth a shot if you ask me. Being proactive about my missing paperwork is what got me approved and saved me from getting an RFE or a denial. Good luck!

Good advice. OP, there is no harm in trying.

[Lari & Jhona 0]

SORRY I NEVER ANSWERED...

I ACTUALLY ASKED MY FIANCE TO SEND ME A NEW LETTER.

JUST IN CASE I HAVE TO SEND THEM LOL.

I DIDNT CALL USCIS.

BUT I WILL B CALLING SOON SINCE MY NOA2 DATE IS AROUND THE CORNER.

THANK YOU ALL FOR YOUR ANSWERS.. :thumbs:

[JoyDee 21]

You can also have your fiance bring fresh letters to the consular interview stating that you still intend to marry and all the stuff you've done in between the first letter and the interview.