wich papers for i129 package both need to sign besides g325?

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hi,

wich papers for i129 package both need to sign besides g325?

thank you all

[sweet cakes 326]

hi,

wich papers for i129 package both need to sign besides g325?

thank you all

Aside from G325a, both the petitioner and beneficiary need to personally sign the "Letter of Intent to Marry". The rest of the required forms are signed only by the USC petitioner.

Check out the VJ guides too for assembling the I-129f: http://www.visajourney.com/content/k1guide

Edited May 22, 2014 by sweet cakes

[Texasav8r 183]

Aside from G325a, both the petitioner and beneficiary need to personally sign the "Letter of Intent to Marry". The rest of the required forms are signed only by the USC petitioner.

Check out the VJ guides too for assembling the I-129f: http://www.visajourney.com/content/k1guide

I noticed someone else mention "the" letter of intent in another thread and am wondering if it may cause some confusion for folks. As far as I know, each person must sign "a" letter of intent (2 letters) and submit them with their package. That may be what you meant or maybe I am wrong in my thinking but I can swear it was 2 letters.

The other person mentioned a letter signed by both....that may be acceptable but I am pretty sure the instructions state a letter for the petitioner, signed by the petitioner and a letter for the beneficiary, signed by the beneficiary.

I just wanted to make sure there was no confusion and everyone understood exactly what was needed. I pulled out the requirement from the guide below:

Original statements (from both the US Citizen and foreign fiance) certifying an intent to marry within 90 days of entering the US on a valid K-1.

To me, that says two statements. But, then again, we are talking about the USCIS and from some of the RFE's we see...who knows what they really want from one day to another .

[sweet cakes 326]

I noticed someone else mention "the" letter of intent in another thread and am wondering if it may cause some confusion for folks. As far as I know, each person must sign "a" letter of intent (2 letters) and submit them with their package. That may be what you meant or maybe I am wrong in my thinking but I can swear it was 2 letters.

The other person mentioned a letter signed by both....that may be acceptable but I am pretty sure the instructions state a letter for the petitioner, signed by the petitioner and a letter for the beneficiary, signed by the beneficiary.

I just wanted to make sure there was no confusion and everyone understood exactly what was needed. I pulled out the requirement from the guide below:

Original statements (from both the US Citizen and foreign fiance) certifying an intent to marry within 90 days of entering the US on a valid K-1.

To me, that says two statements. But, then again, we are talking about the USCIS and from some of the RFE's we see...who knows what they really want from one day to another .

That's right! I meant 2 individual Letters of intent to marry. Thanks for clarifying it.

>To OP, best to verify your checklist using the VJ guide link I posted above to avoid further confusion.

Edited May 22, 2014 by sweet cakes

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thank you all, I thought maybe there was a need to sign the chat log and story of us

[phd1974 17]

Aside from G325a, both the petitioner and beneficiary need to personally sign the "Letter of Intent to Marry". The rest of the required forms are signed only by the USC petitioner.

Check out the VJ guides too for assembling the I-129f: http://www.visajourney.com/content/k1guide

I noticed someone else mention "the" letter of intent in another thread and am wondering if it may cause some confusion for folks. As far as I know, each person must sign "a" letter of intent (2 letters) and submit them with their package. That may be what you meant or maybe I am wrong in my thinking but I can swear it was 2 letters.

The other person mentioned a letter signed by both....that may be acceptable but I am pretty sure the instructions state a letter for the petitioner, signed by the petitioner and a letter for the beneficiary, signed by the beneficiary.

I just wanted to make sure there was no confusion and everyone understood exactly what was needed. I pulled out the requirement from the guide below:

Original statements (from both the US Citizen and foreign fiance) certifying an intent to marry within 90 days of entering the US on a valid K-1.

To me, that says two statements. But, then again, we are talking about the USCIS and from some of the RFE's we see...who knows what they really want from one day to another .

I would say it depends on who is reviewing your case. I only submitted one letter ... with both of our signatures on it and I was approved with no RFEs (in 2 months at the California Service Center no doubt ). To play it safe from an RFE because of it, 2 would be better.

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thx all