Letter of intent at interview

[ReiSea 1]

We noticed after i'd sent it to my fiancee that I forgot to change the addressee from USCIS to the Manila consulate. Do you think it's best to scan (so a scanned signature) a corrected one to her (as we are a little over a week away from the interview, and then she'd print it out, but have my original signed one if they say anything) or correct hers with their addy, but not my signed one? I know that apparently a fair number don't even ask to see said letter at the interview, but she can be quite OC so wanted to see what others thought. I don't think they'd really even say anything, as it is a pretty minor point, but what do you guys think? Thanks for your help

[-=Mai and Timmy=- 12]

maybe he could send you that via dhl sis it will only took 3 to 4 days to be deliverd

[baron555 934]

We noticed after i'd sent it to my fiancee that I forgot to change the addressee from USCIS to the Manila consulate. Do you think it's best to scan (so a scanned signature) a corrected one to her (as we are a little over a week away from the interview, and then she'd print it out, but have my original signed one if they say anything) or correct hers with their addy, but not my signed one? I know that apparently a fair number don't even ask to see said letter at the interview, but she can be quite OC so wanted to see what others thought. I don't think they'd really even say anything, as it is a pretty minor point, but what do you guys think? Thanks for your help

Not an issue. They have your statement and your signature, that is more important than the addressee.

[TnJ 131]

The address is just a formality of writing a letter. At least, it was taken into consideration. As long as your statements make the point, you have both signed them, and you have updated the date, you should be fine.

[ReiSea 1]

The address is just a formality of writing a letter. At least, it was taken into consideration. As long as your statements make the point, you have both signed them, and you have updated the date, you should be fine.

Thanks for the input, guys, and anything that gives her peace of mind is well worth it certainly. I figured as much but again, confirmation is always a nice thing. and she just passed medical yesterday, yay!! Last hurdle will be this interview, but since we were wed-less and childless we are one of the simpler cases.