My partner's intent to marry letter doesn't carry her signature

[EVOy24 3]

Hi everyone, i would like everyone's help on this one especially those who knows or have experienced it. So we recently just filed for our fiancé visa and we provided every details needed, pictures, text, proofs and all but my fiancé whom is the petioner forget to add her signature on the letter but contained everything down to her full name. So i want to know if by any chance, this is affect or delay the process.

[Crazy Cat 41,814]

Yes, it will affect and delay the case.  All letters of intent must be signed.  

[Crazy Cat 41,814]

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[EVOy24 3]

1 hour ago, Crazy Cat said:

Yes, it will affect and delay the case.  All letters of intent must be signed.  

Oh really? Can't we in other way inform them so it would be rectify?

[Dashinka 24,483]

39 minutes ago, EVOy24 said:

Oh really? Can't we in other way inform them so it would be rectify?

The best way to rectify it is to have your fiancé sign a new one and email it to you (a scanned photo, or copy should work fine).  Otherwise, I agree, an RFE is likely at the USCIS stage. 

[EVOy24 3]

41 minutes ago, Dashinka said:

The best way to rectify it is to have your fiancé sign a new one and email it to you (a scanned photo, or copy should work fine).  Otherwise, I agree, an RFE is likely at the USCIS stage. 

Ohh, thanks for the reply but can we just send them the signed one straightaway or we have to wait to get an RFE 

[Dashinka 24,483]

25 minutes ago, EVOy24 said:

Ohh, thanks for the reply but can we just send them the signed one straightaway or we have to wait to get an RFE 

You can send it in to the address shown on you NOA1 (petition receipt) noting the case number reference, and keep a copy in case USCIS does not match this up to your case and you eventually receive an RFE.  Best case is you send it in, USCIS connects it to you petition, and the case moves forward.  

 

On a side note, this was the one RFE (my then fiancé not signing the letter of intent, just sending me the Word document to include) my now wife and I received on our case from K1 all the way through her N400.  It is not an end of the world situation, and honestly it will not completely sidetrack the petition if one comes, but you can potentially head it off since you already know the issue.

 

Good Luck!

[EVOy24 3]

38 minutes ago, Dashinka said:

You can send it in to the address shown on you NOA1 (petition receipt) noting the case number reference, and keep a copy in case USCIS does not match this up to your case and you eventually receive an RFE.  Best case is you send it in, USCIS connects it to you petition, and the case moves forward.  

 

On a side note, this was the one RFE (my then fiancé not signing the letter of intent, just sending me the Word document to include) my now wife and I received on our case from K1 all the way through her N400.  It is not an end of the world situation, and honestly it will not completely sidetrack the petition if one comes, but you can potentially head it off since you already know the issue.

 

Good Luck!

Thank you so much for your time, effort and well wishes. We'll do just that, God bless 🤲✨️

[JeanneAdil 6,489]

2 hours ago, Dashinka said:

The best way to rectify it is to have your fiancé sign a new one and email it to you (a scanned photo, or copy should work fine).  Otherwise, I agree, an RFE is likely at the USCIS stage. 

she is petitioner as he says so she would be USC

[TBoneTX 45,260]

In addition to following the advice above, you can also each prepare new letters of intent (same text, fresh dates) to turn in at the consular visa interview.

[powerpuff 6,689]

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[ThomasBetten 2]

Mine only had my signature and it was approved with the I-129f about 6 months after filing. I do not think this is anything you need to worry about, so long as you signed the letter as the person writing it about your fiance. 

[EVOy24 3]

2 minutes ago, ThomasBetten said:

Mine only had my signature and it was approved with the I-129f about 6 months after filing. I do not think this is anything you need to worry about, so long as you signed the letter as the person writing it about your fiance. 

Oh i see, thank you for your contribution. Helping alot

[Crazy Cat 41,814]

4 hours ago, ThomasBetten said:

Mine only had my signature and it was approved with the I-129f about 6 months after filing. I do not think this is anything you need to worry about, so long as you signed the letter as the person writing it about your fiance. 

You can't legally write a letter of intent for someone else.  Sometimes, USCIS overlooks and misses things.  NVC will possibly return it to USCIS. 

Edited April 17 by Crazy Cat