having problem filling the fiance letter of intent

[ribbonwa 0]

hello,

I share this account with my Fiance, Cameron. And my name's Wa nice to meet you all

I am recently having problem filling out my fiance letter of intent on the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services[ADDRESS OF FILING LOCATION], I don't know which address should I be putting on, my fiance's living in CA and some of Thai girls who's in the same field as me said that I should put the address of the TX uscis onto it, but I want to make sure that I am not doing anything wrong, So I am here asking you guys on which one should I be use to fill it out, and what address will it be.

Thank you so much

Wa,

[Pitaya 2,577]

No worries. It likely doesn't even need an address. What is important is that each of you provide a signed letter of intent with your initial I-129F petition. We put the USCIS Lewisville, TX lockbox address on ours, and had no issue.

Good luck.

[SparklePony 238]

We didn't put an address in ours. We only used an address on the cover letter, and for that we used the Dallas Lockbox as our packet was going to be mailed there.

[Avery Cates 1,141]

I just put on the address of the lockbox he'll be mailing the petition to.

[Jeanna 21]

I would send it to him and let him include it in his packet. You never know if they will misplace it if it's mailed separately; I have little faith in their processes. Best bet: let him include it in the I-129F packet. Best of luck!

[ribbonwa 0]

I would send it to him and let him include it in his packet. You never know if they will misplace it if it's mailed separately; I have little faith in their processes. Best bet: let him include it in the I-129F packet. Best of luck!

I will be mailing him and let him put it in his packet I just now want to make sure which address should I be putting on the letter, since it was require... I guess but since some of you said it's not that huge of the deal then I might just put the address of the USCIS of California onto it, since that will be the one that our paper filing to,

thank you so much for all of you guys.

BEST OF LUCK for all of you too

[long_ 3]

Make sure you send him a spare signed copy with original signature. USCIS lost mine and luckily I had my fiancé sign 2 while I was there so it was no problem when I got a RFE. I was able to put it back in the mail that evening and not having to wait.

I would would send two (2) set of everything that you have to sign cause there are at times that USICS loses something.

Edited November 10, 2013 by long_

[thepizzadude 26]

I will be mailing him and let him put it in his packet I just now want to make sure which address should I be putting on the letter, since it was require... I guess but since some of you said it's not that huge of the deal then I might just put the address of the USCIS of California onto it, since that will be the one that our paper filing to,

thank you so much for all of you guys.

BEST OF LUCK for all of you too

This is exactly what you need to do. Put the address that you are sending the K1 packet to.

[KayDeeCee 4,893]

No address are required on the letters of intent. That is just a formality. You can put the Dallas lockbox address, or no address at all.

These samples work perfectly >

(Date Here)

To Whom It May Concern,

I, (USC petitioner’s name), do hereby state that I am legally able and willing to marry (foreign fiance(e)’s name), and intend to so within 90 days of (his/her) entrance into the US by way of a K-1 visa.

(Sign Here)

(Print Name Here)

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(Date Here)

To Whom It May Concern,

I, (foreign fiance(e)’s name), do hereby state that I am legally able and willing to marry (USC petitioner’s name), and intend to so within 90 days of my entrance into the US by way of a K-1 visa.

(Sign Here)

(Print Name Here)

[raven52 233]

What they are interested in, is your sworn statement, of your intent and to whom it is intended for, use your personal address at the time of writing, and his address that is used on all your K-1 paperwork, would be my suggestion.

Best of luck, I would only hope all K-1's turn out as happy as me and my wife from Cebu, Philippines are!

[thepizzadude 26]

To add an address or not...what to do...some say do it some say don't.

While it is not REQUIRED, if you are using the sample forms that so many people say to use on this site that show an address, you could go either way.

Since many have passed following the GUIDES and using the sample forms, do what they ask.

If this letter if for filing for approval use the address where you are sending the paperwork, if it is time for the interview at the embassy use the consulate address.

It seems a much more appropriate "letter" to address those that are receiving it rather than making a quick "jotted down note" format.

[Babe18 4]

we put the TX address though our service center is California... we did'nt have any problem and was approved.. Good luck

[Cathi 5,757]

You do not need to put an address on the letter of intent. Period.

To add an address or not...what to do...some say do it some say don't.

While it is not REQUIRED, if you are using the sample forms that so many people say to use on this site that show an address, you could go either way.

Since many have passed following the GUIDES and using the sample forms, do what they ask.

If this letter if for filing for approval use the address where you are sending the paperwork, if it is time for the interview at the embassy use the consulate address.

It seems a much more appropriate "letter" to address those that are receiving it rather than making a quick "jotted down note" format.

You are confusing her. She does not need an address on the letter of intent

[Avery Cates 1,141]

You can pretty much make up an address and it's not going to matter.

[KayDeeCee 4,893]

To add an address or not...what to do...some say do it some say don't.

While it is not REQUIRED, if you are using the sample forms that so many people say to use on this site that show an address, you could go either way.

Since many have passed following the GUIDES and using the sample forms, do what they ask.

If this letter if for filing for approval use the address where you are sending the paperwork, if it is time for the interview at the embassy use the consulate address.

It seems a much more appropriate "letter" to address those that are receiving it rather than making a quick "jotted down note" format.

Doesn't need an address, not for the ones that go along with the I-129F petition, and not for the updated ones that will be needed for the K-1 interview. The format I posted in this thread works. It is not required to put an address or use a formal letter format for your statements of intent to marry, period.