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Freemind81   1

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Hi, tried searching but couldn't find anything.

I didn't see it anywhere in the I-129F petition steps but, are you supposed to sign the back of the Visa photo that's attached to the G-325A?

My fiancee already sent me her Visa photo that's supposed to be attached to the back of the G-325a form but, she forgot to sign the back of the photo.

Is this a problem?

Thanks!

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Megan & Luke   93

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The official instructions only state that you need to lightly print the name of the person's name on the back of their picture.

http://www.uscis.gov/i-129f- visit their page, it is the second PDF - Instructions

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i remember i just send my pic and it was my guy who wrote my name at the back of my picture using pencil we also dont have any idea how to do it and wer just crossing our finger for rfe but so far we didnt get any rfe and our papers now wer in transit at nvc

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Freemind81   1

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Anyone? If the blank ink is going to cause a problem, I'm guessing I'm going to have to ask her to re-take the photos again, and then priority mail it to me again.

I really hope this isn't the case and that black ink will be ok.

I don't want to make any small mistakes and just want everything to be "fail-proof".

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Zedayn   485

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Hi, tried searching but couldn't find anything.

I didn't see it anywhere in the I-129F petition steps but, are you supposed to sign the back of the Visa photo that's attached to the G-325A?

My fiancee already sent me her Visa photo that's supposed to be attached to the back of the G-325a form but, she forgot to sign the back of the photo.

Is this a problem?

Thanks!

You only need to print the name of the person in the photo.

Uh oh. Just spoke to fiancee and found out she wrote her name in blank ink on back of photo. Will it be a problem?

I wrote our names in black ink as well. No problems at all.

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Freemind81   1

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You only need to print the name of the person in the photo.

I wrote our names in black ink as well. No problems at all.

Thanks for the info!

Feel like maybe I'm taking everything so literally when it comes to these forms instructions. Don't want to risk any possible mistakes.

 
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