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Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: England
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Hi all! Me and my fiance are putting together our pack for the I-129F and getting evidence. 
 One piece of evidence worries me. We have a lot of stuff from a big trip we took that will be used as our evidence for in person meetings. One of them is stamps in my old passport that show me entering a country (my partner has the same). However, my old passport includes my old signatur as I got it as a teen and used it for the past 10 years before renewing in the last few months. 
 Is this a cause for concern? Will they accept it with a different signature? 
Everything else is the same and the ID photos look like the same person (albeit 10 year difference). 
 I think we have enough overall evidence that we will be fine (bank statements, photos, hotel bookings etc) but the passport stamps are good solid evidence so I hope they are usable. 

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Filed: Citizen (apr) Country: Russia
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Never heard of an issue related to an old signature.  Heck, if USCIC went back and reviewed the progression of my signature, they would not have approved anything as my own has changed significantly over the years.

 

I would not worry about it.

 

Good Luck!

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