notarized letter of intent???plz help

[lizzie009 0]

hi everyone!!! im confused about this notarized letter of intent. On my part i wrote a very short letter 1/4 size of paper as we are not sure how it looks like and my fiance is so excited to filed that petition.he wants to bring it back with him that time.. now im worried because i think its not really appropriate, it kinda bothers me a bit and now im thinking of a renewed notarized letter of intent for my part.. we found a sample form for my hubby... but how about my part??? where im going to have it notarized?? pls any suggestions, just cant afford to make mistakes... im gathering all the necessary docs for the interview... any ideas are greatly appreciated....u know this visa thing gave me a headache sometimes feel so stressed...heheheh!!!!

and finally how u guys printed your emails? i mean did u include everything that appear on the screen? my idea is only to copy the part which has the address and of cors the body of the mail..is it right????

tnx in advance....goodluck to all of us

[ding 1]

It doesn't need to be notarized. Just signed original.

Short is OK from what I read but should state you are free to marry and intend to do so within 90 days of US entry.

See example forms for a template letter.

[YuAndDan 153]

It does not need to be notarized. The only form in the process needing notarization is the I-134 used for K-1, and K-3 visa interview.

We did not notarize our letters of intent. http://www.visajourney.com/examples/Fiance...r_of_Intent.doc

Edited February 5, 2007 by YuAndDan

[kitkat1 5]

my fiance is so excited to filed that petition.

we found a sample form for my hubby

Is he your fiance or your husband? If you are not married, I suggest you do NOT use the word husband otherwise you could greatly complicate your situation when it comes time for the interview.

A letter of intent does not need to be notarized and each letter can be identical. Use the example in the guide:

http://www.visajourney.com/forums/index.ph...mp;page=k1guide

[lizzie009 0]

my fiance is so excited to filed that petition.

we found a sample form for my hubby

Is he your fiance or your husband? If you are not married, I suggest you do NOT use the word husband otherwise you could greatly complicate your situation when it comes time for the interview.

A letter of intent does not need to be notarized and each letter can be identical. Use the example in the guide:

http://www.visajourney.com/forums/index.ph...mp;page=k1guide

I just used to call him that endearment after"honey"hehehe..i just find it cute and he call me"wifey"...lol...yea we realized that other people got confused and believed we are married already well though we dont have the license yet but we feel we really are...assuming!!!heheheh...tnx for the comment

[kitkat1 5]

I just used to call him that endearment after"honey"hehehe..i just find it cute and he call me"wifey"...lol...yea we realized that other people got confused and believed we are married already well though we dont have the license yet but we feel we really are...assuming!!!heheheh...tnx for the comment

Using those words can lead to BIG problems down the road, especially if they believe at your interview that you are already married. I strongly suggest you stop that for now . . .

[Ken_Maria 0]

Like KitKat said, i would change ur nicknames and get used to calling each other something esle. I u mention the word asawa or have on a ring that looks like a wedding ring, it has caused issues at both the CFO and Embassy.

Try reading the K-1 Guidelines and the example forms. We used them and we have ouyr interview on 15 Feb. You relly need to go to the Foreign Embassy forum and read the 350 pages of the Manila Embassy interview thread. Ken

I just used to call him that endearment after"honey"hehehe..i just find it cute and he call me"wifey"...lol...yea we realized that other people got confused and believed we are married already well though we dont have the license yet but we feel we really are...assuming!!!heheheh...tnx for the comment

[lizzie009 0]

Like KitKat said, i would change ur nicknames and get used to calling each other something esle. I u mention the word asawa or have on a ring that looks like a wedding ring, it has caused issues at both the CFO and Embassy.

Try reading the K-1 Guidelines and the example forms. We used them and we have ouyr interview on 15 Feb. You relly need to go to the Foreign Embassy forum and read the 350 pages of the Manila Embassy interview thread. Ken

I just used to call him that endearment after"honey"hehehe..i just find it cute and he call me"wifey"...lol...yea we realized that other people got confused and believed we are married already well though we dont have the license yet but we feel we really are...assuming!!!heheheh...tnx for the comment

reallly??? before when im working sometimes i make it a joke that im married just to tell guys that im taken already..lol!!! my hubby give me warning for that maybe the embassy would make an investigation...but well i got CENOMAR for that to prove that im single..ok i'l listen to your advice for now its just between me & for my hubby..

i want to ask how u print the emails?? i mean not just copy &paste but did u all copied what appeared on the screen? get what i mean???

goodluck for the interview wow that would be a great post valentine gift for both of you..

[Ken_Maria 0]

We did not copy anything personal except for letrters and cards. Emails and chat logs, I just did a screen capture while chattig with my fiance on cam so her pic is in the capture also. I did this once a month as only about 30 days of archives will fit on one peice of paper.

Airline boarding passes, passport stamps, hotel and ATM receipts are better proof that he actually went to the Philipines. Picture of you two in the PI is needed also. Just follow the guidelines and examples, they are pretty simple to figure out. Ken

i want to ask how u print the emails?? i mean not just copy &paste but did u all copied what appeared on the screen? get what i mean???

goodluck for the interview wow that would be a great post valentine gift for both of you..

[David-and-Mae 15]

I know how sweet it is to call each other "wifey" and "hubby". But because you're filing for Fiancee Visa, it's highly suggested that you avoid using terms that will complicate your status. I've learned a lot from hanging out here in VJ and I'm sure you will, too.

As for letter of intent to marry, it doesn't have to be notarized, just an statememt that you're both legal to marry and will get married within 90 days upon entering US. You can find a sample here... all you got to do is explore and read a lot and you'll be in good shape.

Good luck to you!

Mae

[bora bora 1]

We sent 5 emails (with translations). Maybe you can send only the emails where you don't call each other husband/wife.

And I just printed the entire page and highlighted our email addresses/names/dates and anything that had to show that we wanted to get married.

We had no problems, no RFEs.

[YuAndDan 153]

Like KitKat said, i would change ur nicknames and get used to calling each other something esle. I u mention the word asawa or have on a ring that looks like a wedding ring, it has caused issues at both the CFO and Embassy.

Try reading the K-1 Guidelines and the example forms. We used them and we have ouyr interview on 15 Feb. You relly need to go to the Foreign Embassy forum and read the 350 pages of the Manila Embassy interview thread. Ken

I just used to call him that endearment after"honey"hehehe..i just find it cute and he call me"wifey"...lol...yea we realized that other people got confused and believed we are married already well though we dont have the license yet but we feel we really are...assuming!!!heheheh...tnx for the comment

reallly??? before when im working sometimes i make it a joke that im married just to tell guys that im taken already..lol!!! my hubby give me warning for that maybe the embassy would make an investigation...but well i got CENOMAR for that to prove that im single..ok i'l listen to your advice for now its just between me & for my hubby..

i want to ask how u print the emails?? i mean not just copy &paste but did u all copied what appeared on the screen? get what i mean???

goodluck for the interview wow that would be a great post valentine gift for both of you..

Here is a prime example why you need to stop the practice of using husband and wife until after you are really married:

http://www.visajourney.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=53111

Stopped at the POE and returned home, possible waiver required.

[lirachadsbaby 0]

hi everyone!!! im confused about this notarized letter of intent. On my part i wrote a very short letter 1/4 size of paper as we are not sure how it looks like and my fiance is so excited to filed that petition.he wants to bring it back with him that time.. now im worried because i think its not really appropriate, it kinda bothers me a bit and now im thinking of a renewed notarized letter of intent for my part.. we found a sample form for my hubby... but how about my part??? where im going to have it notarized?? pls any suggestions, just cant afford to make mistakes... im gathering all the necessary docs for the interview... any ideas are greatly appreciated....u know this visa thing gave me a headache sometimes feel so stressed...heheheh!!!!

and finally how u guys printed your emails? i mean did u include everything that appear on the screen? my idea is only to copy the part which has the address and of cors the body of the mail..is it right????

tnx in advance....goodluck to all of us

your letter of intent is not to be notarized but it should be a formal letter. 1/4 size of paper is very inappropraite.