Question about Letter of Intent

[FutureMrs.Lacka 14]

Not to be mean but seriously who in the world doesn't have access to a blank piece of paper and a pen? Why not ask one of his friends! His family! Unless he lives on a very remote location I don't think anyone on this day and age won't have access to it (I live in Guatemala and that's considered a third world country). Are you sure he is ready and willing to go through this entire process still?

[lost_at_sea 995]

Not to be mean but seriously who in the world doesn't have access to a blank piece of paper and a pen? Why not ask one of his friends! His family! Unless he lives on a very remote location I don't think anyone on this day and age won't have access to it (I live in Guatemala and that's considered a third world country). Are you sure he is ready and willing to go through this entire process still?

You can get pens for FREE! To your door!

http://www.powuk.co.uk/request-a-sample.php

Or walk into an Argos, hotel, post office, bank, trade show... So many free pens in the world.

[Trisha89 36]

OMG, xD I'm so sorry but are you serious?! I have so much fun reading all these posts here :'D I still can't believe it! I like the "Mr Bean Skatch" hahahaha

I'm truely sorry but are you really serious he has no pen!?!? Damn...

[Senai 1]

Uh. What. I don't understand. You sent his form unsigned?

I think the petitioner can sign both G-325A forms. I haven't seen RFE's for people who have done that.

[JonathanC13 36]

Did he eat all of his crayons?

[Cathi 5,795]

OK, I have read several,of your threads, and every solution someone gives you to your particular dilemma you always come back with some off the excuse as to,why you can't solve this letter of intent problem. First you said he has no access whatsoever to a printer anywhere at all in the UK, now you say doesn't even have a pen or a piece of paper. Are you for real? You can email the letter of intent and he can go to any fedex location and get access to his personal email and they can print it off for him, that was the first solution. Or he can go to ANY I mean ANY convenience store and buy a pen and a pad of paper. And now you are worried that he cannot get it out by May 1st? You do realize it's only February 18 and that gives him an entire month and a half to send a letter that will literally take him 5 minutes to scribble on a piece of paper, lines or no lines, purple, pink blue, yellow or polka dot.

[disteph 9]

OMG, xD I'm so sorry but are you serious?! I have so much fun reading all these posts here :'D I still can't believe it! I like the "Mr Bean Skatch" hahahaha

I'm truely sorry but are you really serious he has no pen!?!? Damn...

Super true! I wonder why this thread goes through hot topic and i know now. What a funny thing...No paper and pen and he is in UK . I am from Indonesia, for sure, that is 3rd world country and i have a bunch of pen always available and blank paper...lol.so retired

[emyardy 11]

Did he eat all of his crayons?

Hahaahh so, so mean.. So funny.

[raven52 233]

We came K-1 through the Philippines, and both of our letters of intent, were hand written on "plain white paper",..,,.

I "do not" know this to be fact, but it seems to me that it was encouraged, by our visa company to write it "handwritten," sign and date, but it was standard 8 and 1/2 X 11 paper,,.,. it worked..,.,. no questions about it.

[KayDeeCee 4,896]

Well, after years of reading posts here on VJ, you have managed to create a thread with a situation I have never seen before. No access to a pen and paper. Odd, odd stuff here. This somehow breaks up the monotony around here.

And yes, the G-325A can be signed later at the interview. Since the letter of intent needs to be signed for the petition, most people just include the signed G-325A along with the signed letter of intent and required passport photo.

[TBoneTX 46,297]

Also. Really. NO PENS? A basic bic biro is like 35p (plus, how is he going to sign the letter if he has no pen?).

Oh, he's going to go buy one... How did he sign the G-325A?

If he lacks a pen, does he perhaps have a pin, with which he can stick himself? Signing the documents in blood might impress USCIS and the embassy.

When he goes to FedEx, he can look for a photocopy machine and take a sheet of paper from the paper drawer, or he can look in the trash can for a discarded sheet that's clean on one side. This is what we often do here in the Colonies.

Seriously, the advice given earlier has obviously been pretty good.

Edited February 18, 2014 by TBoneTX

[Girl from Celebes 588]

Seriously dear, I've been reading your posts for a while since you've asked an advise about using a lawyer for your I-129F process and you managed to convince people here that you have a very competent lawyer. And I could see some trend that you tend to ignored people's advised even though they gave you a very good ones.

I have some relatives who live in remote areas in Indonesia, far away from Jakarta where I was lived before move here in Key West, and all of them had pens around their houses when I visited.

I have never been in UK but I assume UK much more civilized than some those areas of my country. Anyhow, most of people already answer your question and I am absolutely shock if you're still tend to ignore those. Good luck for the rest of your journey!

[Peace.... 281]

So the typed paper of the Letter of Intent got lost in the mail that I was sending to the UK for my fiance to sign even though I sent it Global Guranteed express. I've had people here say that it can be written up and not have to be typed up. If so, does it matter if the paper has lines or not? Does the size matter? He's using a A5 paper

Two accounts...hmmmm

Amazing no one here as seen your other profile. Profile name Udella&Wiz..... Troll much

Edited February 18, 2014 by foreverwaiting

[corvusheart 163]

I only have one profile. I don't know what your talking about.

[baron555 934]

No shower curtains in Sochi and no paper and pens in the UK.

We certainly are blessed here in the US !!!