Tourist visa for mom in Jamaica 🇯🇲

[katalaya 44]

Just now, DELTAFOXTROT said:

Is signing on behalf of someone legal at all? In short, yes, but only if they've agreed to it. The law states that if you've appointed someone to sign one document on your behalf, or 'by proxy' you're allowing them to act as an authorised representative for that one occasion.Jan

Thank you. 

[DELTAFOXTROT 44]

6 minutes ago, katalaya said:

What is correct?  

You could always contact and attorney if you needed 3rd party verificaiton

 

Don't listen to the one person here giving bad information, first they said you couldn't do the application for your mother, which we all know is incorrect

 

And now they are giving you bad information regarding a signature and a E signature to boot.

 

 

[katalaya 44]

6 minutes ago, DELTAFOXTROT said:

You could always contact and attorney if you needed 3rd party verificaiton

 

Don't listen to the one person here giving bad information, first they said you couldn't do the application for your mother, which we all know is incorrect

 

And now they are giving you bad information regarding a signature and a E signature to boot.

 

 

I find it amusing, but I do not require legal representation. Upon my arrival in the United States, I completed all necessary documentation independently. I will prepare the application for my mother and save it for her. Subsequently, she will log in, sign, and submit it. The guidelines indicate that while someone may assist in completing the application, the individual who will attend the interview must provide their own signature. Although I considered signing on behalf of my mother, as your wife did, I assure you that it is not a significant issue.

[Boiler 45,322]

How many horror stories have we seen where an agency, friend, relation has completed the form

[katalaya 44]

Just now, Boiler said:

How many horror stories have we seen where an agency, friend, relation has completed the form

None. Can’t recall. What were the stories?

[Boiler 45,322]

Hang around they come along regularly 

[katalaya 44]

8 minutes ago, Boiler said:

Hang around they come along regularly 

Can you give me an example? 

[DELTAFOXTROT 44]

14 minutes ago, katalaya said:

None. Can’t recall. What were the stories?

My wife just did the appliction for her mom about a month ago

 

Mother has her tourist visa interview next week in Manila

[Boiler 45,322]

People being put down as being married when they are single is a common one.

 

Applications being improved or well thought they are being improved.

[katalaya 44]

1 minute ago, DELTAFOXTROT said:

My wife just did the appliction for her mom about a month ago

 

Mother has her tourist visa interview next week in Manila

Update me on how it goes 

[katalaya 44]

11 minutes ago, Boiler said:

People being put down as being married when they are single is a common one.

 

Applications being improved or well thought they are being improved.

Okay. But they need to check information before agency submit. Well, I’m sorry about that. 

[SalishSea 17,747]

1 hour ago, DELTAFOXTROT said:

Wrong

 

You exact words was "She applies herself"

 

This is incorrect.

She is wrong, you can legally sign for anyone if you have their persmission. Plus this one is electronic signature

And yet this info, copy/pasted by an official source by the OP, directly contradicts you:  

 

“Other people can assist you with your visa
application. Note that under U.S. law (22 C.F.R. 41.103) you must electronically sign and submit your own application unless you qualify for an exemption. Even if someone else helped you complete the application, you (the applicant) must click the "Sign Application" button, or your
application may not be accepted.”
 

 

YOU are the one perpetuating incorrect info in this thread.

Edited September 21 by SalishSea

[TBoneTX 45,031]

In terms of preparation and signature, the instructions on the visa application are to be followed precisely.  These have been posted in the thread.  Alternative advice regarding what "you" or "others" have done is to be disregarded.  Anyone continuing to argue on this point risks administrative action.

 

VJ Moderation

[Boiler 45,322]

I am not going to argue, I forgot the term I was trying to remember and it has just come to me - Power of Attorney. Never seen it apply in this sort of circumstance.

[DELTAFOXTROT 44]

15 hours ago, TBoneTX said:

In terms of preparation and signature, the instructions on the visa application are to be followed precisely.  These have been posted in the thread.  Alternative advice regarding what "you" or "others" have done is to be disregarded.  Anyone continuing to argue on this point risks administrative action.

 

VJ Moderation

You actually sign to verify your information the day of the actual interview after you do your fingerprints.

 

"Unless you are exempted from appearing in person, your fingerprints will be electronically scanned on the day of your interview. By providing your fingerprints, you will again certify that that you have answered all questions on the DS-160 truthfully and to the best of your knowledge, and that you will tell the truth during your visa interview. You will be directed to read the following statement prior to having your fingerprints scanned:

“By submitting my fingerprint, I am certifying under penalty of perjury that I have read and understood the questions in my visa application and that all statements that appear in my visa application have been made by me and are true and complete to the best of my knowledge and belief.

Furthermore, I certify under penalty of perjury that I will tell the truth during my interview and that all statements made by me during my interview will be complete to the best of my ability.”

DS-160: Frequently Asked Questions (state.gov)