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Filed: K-1 Visa Country: Iraq
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Hello everyone

we are applying for the k1 visa , still in the mess of collecting docs and letters , am just wondering is it ok to sign in arabic initials in the forms and letters as am already using?? or should i make a new enlgish signature with my initials??

thank you very much. :)

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Filed: Citizen (apr) Country: Morocco
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My husband signed everything in Arabic and English. It ususally asks for your signature in your native language --- which in his case is Arabic but all legal documents in Morocco are done in French - so I just had him do both versions of writing just in case. So if you/your SO can sign in English and Arabic do it ;)

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Filed: Other Country: Lebanon
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the I130 asks for sign in native language and in english :) as well as the address in native

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Jan 15-Back to NY we go...

May 10-made decision not to go back overseas.

July 10-filed for divorce

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Filed: Citizen (apr) Country: Iraq
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thank you very much, i guess i will sign in both languages :)

Aug 08-2011 N-400 package sent

Aug 11-2011 NOA date

Aug 12-2011 check cashed

Sep 14-2011 Biometrics

Oct 03-2011 Interview letter (Fax only)

Oct 27-2011 Interview day >>>>> PASSED

Oct 27-2011 Oath ceremony ... Journey ends here

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