Signature question

[deathbydalbhat 0]

I just got the signed letter of intent and G-325A forms from my fiance and he has signed them by writing his first name only, no family name, in Roman letters - is this OK? I don't know if this is standard custom in Nepal or other countries, but his passport is signed in the same way(he also sent me a copy of it), so is it OK as long as all documents are signed consistently?

Edited February 8, 2007 by deathbydalbhat

[Jenn! 918]

I would say that it's fine as long as his passport has it the same way. My husband's signature is barely more than a scribble, no distinguishable letters whatsoever, and we've never had any problems with USCIS over it.

[bora bora 1]

I think it's good that you have consistency. I sent a copy of my fiance's passport and BC in order to show consistency with the answers we included on the G-325A.

[ELW 5]

My fiance's passport is signed with only the first initial of his last name and full first name; whereas the letter of intent and G325A had full first and last name. Didn't get any RFE for it.

From the looks of other posters, seems like the signature being a certain way (full first & last name) or matching up with passport might not matter!

[MrsBruce5 0]

My husband's signature is 2 bubbles and a scratch. It was no problem, as he signs EVERYTHING this way.

You will be fine, as long as they are consistent.

Edited February 8, 2007 by MrsBruce5

[deathbydalbhat 0]

Thanks all!!!

One less thing to worry about, one step closer!!!

I swear when I send this thing off it will feel like giving birth...

[bora bora 1]

I swear when I send this thing off it will feel like giving birth...

Alot of people say that.

[Savanphil 3]

My husband's signature is 2 bubbles and a scratch. It was no problem, as he signs EVERYTHING this way.

You will be fine, as long as they are consistent.

my husband's looks like a cursive slanted triangle and a wiggley line...when I fist saw it I was