325a signature question

[bobb 0]

Even writing this sounds like a stupid question. Does a Chinese fiance sign her signature in chinese on the G-325a and also enter her name just below in her native alphabet?

[chipsahoy 3]

I pressume, it should be the signature she has on her passport.

[brnidokiegurl 0]

I believe it does ask for orig language mine did both ways

[SamAndJulie 0]

Hey guys,

I'm from hong kong, when I signed that form, I signed it in English, just my name and started with my last name, just like writing it totally in an English way. I don't think it was my signature in my passport. Because Sam and I were concerned about it and wanted to write it perfectly in the English way so they wouldn't get confused. I guess if only you remember hard that's your signature from now on whenever you are going to sign any other documents for the visa, then it's fine, because they can't say that's not your signature as you are the one who signed it.

[YuAndDan 153]

Remember a signature is a person's mark, it need not me easily read, a person can sign the form in the way that they are comfortable. My fiancee signed using her Chinese characters, and then PinYin. (Romanized Chinese)

You may want to fill out your profile better so that when people read your posts that they know better your situation.

Also since you mentioned China you may want to join A Candle For Love, http://candleforlove.com that board specializes on the process in Guangzhou and all things Chinese/American.

[Yodrak 7]

bobb,

My wife wrote her name on the signature line using the Roman alphabet, on the line below using her native alphabet.

Yodrak

Even writing this sounds like a stupid question. Does a Chinese fiance sign her signature in chinese on the G-325a and also enter her name just below in her native alphabet?

[bobb 0]

You may want to fill out your profile better so that when people read your posts that they know better your situation.

Also since you mentioned China you may want to join A Candle For Love, http://candleforlove.com that board specializes on the process in Guangzhou and all things Chinese/American.

I just updated my profile. Thanks for the suggestion on Candle for Love. I've just recently bookmarked Asiawind.com, but it sounds like Candle for Love will be a better site.

I was all ready a couple years ago to do this with a woman from Ukraine, but never even got to the stage of actually completing the I-129F and G-325a. I am

very familiar with what will be needed and how to fill out most parts of the two forms.