Did we sign anything in-person at the initial greencard interview? (concerns about signatures looking inconsistent)

[tiantian2 18]

Hi, since most folks here have completed their green card interviews one or two years ago, I want to ask, do you remember you and your spouse signing anything during the greencard interview (initial interview for 2 year card)?

 

I vaguely remember that both me and my husband needs to sign something given by the interview officer, but could be wrong. If you have a more accurate memory, that's much appreciated!

The reason I ask is now as I assemble documents for I-751, I realize my spouse's (citizen) looks quite different accorss documents and I just want to remember what happened at the interview. 

[Scandi 4,166]

We didn't sign anything at the interview for AOS, we only signed the forms  (i-485, i-864 etc) when we first sent in our petition.

 

Nobody else is worrying about signatures, you shouldn't either.

[USC4SPOUSE 506]

@tiantian2 it is possible you signed a form acknowledging all the updates/notes the immigration officer wrote on your forms during the interview. 

That happened to my husband. The officer interviewed him first. Of course, there were some updates - job, IDs, etc. So the officer asked him to sign that. At the time, my husband did not really know what he was signing. You know how that is. You are under pressure and you just sign. Well, we got home and we really did not know what he had signed. Then, our lawyer told us that all he signed was a form acknowledging the updates to the I-130 and and other forms.

 

Signatures change overtime. I actually have different signatures for different things. That's OK. It's never been an issue.