RFE and SIgnature

[jeanjean18 1]

im back .. i have another question guys. that RFE is really required or just when something wrong? every filers they do ask for it? or not all? and the other one is I have Sign on my passport just my initials.. so wen wse file 129 and g325a and other papers i use my signature as same on my Passport only initials.. it will be a complicated for them to accept what i have signature? is it a problem? do they need a full name signature? coz i just used Initials.. coz thats wat on my passport.

[TanguyAndJuliet 8]

Are you asking about when the USCIS issues RFEs? They only send them when they need something clarified, if they need original documents, if there is any missing info, etc. It could be for any reason, like they are missing a signature or they require more proof of you meeting your fiance within the last two years. not everyone who files gets an RFE, but it is nothing out of the ordinary.

As for your signature, I would say use the one you use for all documents, including your passport. It's not really necessary for them to be able to read what your signature says, just that it is YOUR signature and it is uniform throughout your file. If you use multiple signatures it may make it confusing for the person who is reviewing your file.

[msbau764 245]

An RFE is given if you have missing information, fill out the forms incorrectly, or if the consulate needs more evidence (photos, letters, etc.). In general, you do not want an RFE. But from what I understand (and an experienced person can better answer this question) if you send the requested information indicated in the RFE ASAP, the delays it causes are minimal.