Notarization

[waynegeraldine 0]

I read somewhere that the letter of intent for the petitioner should be notarized, any truth to that.

Thanks

[JoeMama 0]

I read somewhere that the letter of intent for the petitioner should be notarized, any truth to that.

Thanks

If it's the "Letter of Intent to Marry" within 90 days for both you and your fiance(e)', the answer is that you do not need to have it notorized. Each letter of intent need to be signed with original signatures and dated. Do not submit copies of a signature on the letter.

[waynegeraldine 0]

I read somewhere that the letter of intent for the petitioner should be notarized, any truth to that.

Thanks

If it's the "Letter of Intent to Marry" within 90 days for both you and your fiance(e)', the answer is that you do not need to have it notorized. Each letter of intent need to be signed with original signatures and dated. Do not submit copies of a signature on the letter.

Thank you.

Edited March 24, 2007 by waynegeraldine

[BelwinMills 0]

I read somewhere that the letter of intent for the petitioner should be notarized, any truth to that.

Thanks

If it's the "Letter of Intent to Marry" within 90 days for both you and your fiance(e)', the answer is that you do not need to have it notorized. Each letter of intent need to be signed with original signatures and dated. Do not submit copies of a signature on the letter.

Thank you.

If you are going through JA you will also need her to get the non impediment form. This says she is legal to get married.