Signature during i485 Biometrics

[Ian H. 207]

Well, like I said before. It's completely unnecessary to file a $450 petition just for a signature.

[Ian H. 207]

This is hardly a discrepancy. Now if your name was misspelled or something like that and it was USCIS's error, then it would be free and necessary to submit the I-90. However, if you feel that strongly about your signature being the way you like and are willing to spend the money, then by all means go ahead. But I assure you that it's not an issue whatsoever to leave it this way.

Edited September 16, 2014 by Ian H.

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Thanks Ian..Really appreciate your input..

[JimmyHou 613]

This is hardly a discrepancy. Now if your name was misspelled or something like that and it was USCIS's error, then it would be free and necessary to submit the I-90. However, if you feel that strongly about your signature being the way you like and are willing to spend the money, then by all means go ahead. But I assure you that it's not an issue whatsoever to leave it this way.

Agree.

Thanks Ian..Really appreciate your input..

Ian H is right. My advice: forget about this and save your money.

My green card was signed like my passport with my full name.

My drivers license has a shorter signature that I use on checks, credit card receipts, even legal contracts.

I've never had a problem with anything including loans, visa applications, employment contracts, etc.