Fiance uses initial in her signature, should she?

[gtewks 1]

So my fiance sent me photos of her documents before she mails them out to me.

She signed everything using "J" for her first name,,, no middle name included in the signature,,, and then the last name.

this is how she has always done it.

My question is if this will be an issue.

Should she sign her full first name & last name?

Should she include her middle name in the signature? (I never do on documents, but should I for the visa stuff?).

Weirdly I can find NO guidance of any kind on the gov website concerning signatures.

[Anitafeliz 1,133]

A signature is a signature her printed name shouldnt be an initial. From what i have read as long as its always the exact same no issue the difference between signature and printed name is...the signature is a way to verify if the person is the same by their hancock

Ps if you can make out my doctors name lol ill give you a hundred lol

Edited May 27, 2016 by Anitafeliz

[Loki_Go 126]

My signature has always been that way and I had no issues. Capital letter for my first name, then my last name.

[Harpa Timsah 13,258]

A signature is just "making your mark." You do not have to write your full name. You can just write "X." You can write Mickey Mouse if you want and it is legal. Whatever she has always done is fine.

[Tracey&Greg 35]

My 6 year old is able to mock my signature. When I asked him how he learned how to do that he told me "Mommy you are just scribbling" lol. Just had to share a random story..

[mallafri76 1,012]

There is no guidance because a signature is however you do it. It's your personal mark.

[gtewks 1]

There is no guidance because a signature is however you do it. It's your personal mark.

yea,, that would be the common sense answer,,

but since immigration is so ridiculously uptight about every form, field and paperclip.... I figured I'd better be thorough and check.

Edited May 27, 2016 by gtewks

[arken 4,197]

USCIS officers and Consular officers can see only lines and arcs on my signature since i've been using my national language and not English to sign. I've been consistent though in using the same signature throughout these many years.

[rutabaga 209]

My signature is (and always has been) in Cyrillic and I've never had a problem with it and if that's fine, I'm sure your wife's initial is fine as well.

[NikLR 13,227]

My husband uses 2 or 3 initials or a scribble.

And how you sign can be different as time goes on.