Letter of Intent to Marry

[jackson6658 13]

Hi,

When my petitioner was submitting petition, Letter of Intent to Marry is with title of: 

United States Department of Homeland Security

 

U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services

 

2501 South State Highway 121 Business

 

Suite 400

 

Lewisville, TX 75067

My question is For K1 interview, the Letter of Intent to Marry by the petitioner should be with any title? Should be local embassy or consulate? or just nothing there on title? I appreciate for any advice. 

Thank you! 

 

 

  

Edited November 14, 2018 by jackson6658

[Bjh 39]

I'm not aware of any particular requirement for the letter to have a certain title. All it has to say is that they are applying for the K1 visa and intend to marry within 90 days of entry into the United States per USCIS regulations. The statement also has to be signed by both the petitioner and beneficiary (or 2 separate letters, one with the beneficiary's signature and one with the petitioner's signature).

[UAtoUS 55]

I also had that thought when we were doing our intent to merry. After reading about and looking at different examples I found that different people named them differently to some degree. I named my "Intent to Marry" and addressed to USCIS.

 

We made our separately, one for me and one for her. I found that most people made them separate. It made more sense to me as it was easier to write referencing one person at a time. 

[debbiedoo 2,339]

it would begin with

 

'to whom it may concern;   - the standard greeting of a letter.

 

the address section in the header would be to the address you send it to.

 

really, its a microscopic detail. they are concerned about what it says not the technicalities of it, other than being signed. Best practice is for each of you to write one, and they do not need to be more than a sentence or two.

 

[MikeMc 38]

16 hours ago, Bjh said:

I'm not aware of any particular requirement for the letter to have a certain title. All it has to say is that they are applying for the K1 visa and intend to marry within 90 days of entry into the United States per USCIS regulations. The statement also has to be signed by both the petitioner and beneficiary (or 2 separate letters, one with the beneficiary's signature and one with the petitioner's signature). 

I just put

Dear Sir/Ma'am:

 

Noted in letter that we were applying for a K-1 Visa and have every intent to marry within the 90 days after arrival in US. Signed and Dated it. One from each of us.

 

Don't over complicate it.