Letters from Citizen to support I-751 : Handwritten or not?

[enzomadcap 0]

Hi everyone,

I am working on putting together the packet with the I-751 form for lisfting the condition on my CR1, and I was wondering if my 3 friends who are going do some notarized letters testimoning that me and my wife are having a real relationship, have to be handwritten or can be typed...

Anyone had done this before could help me?

Thank You!

Vince.

[ladybird216 2]

Mine were typed.

[kitkat1 5]

Hi everyone,

I am working on putting together the packet with the I-751 form for lisfting the condition on my CR1, and I was wondering if my 3 friends who are going do some notarized letters testimoning that me and my wife are having a real relationship, have to be handwritten or can be typed...

Anyone had done this before could help me?

Thank You!

Vince.

Since you are submitting official documents to the United States Immigration Service for a legal process, handwriting is not appropriate.

[James 2]

Hi everyone,

I am working on putting together the packet with the I-751 form for lisfting the condition on my CR1, and I was wondering if my 3 friends who are going do some notarized letters testimoning that me and my wife are having a real relationship, have to be handwritten or can be typed...

Anyone had done this before could help me?

Thank You!

Vince.

Look at the example affidavit I posted in the pinned thread at the top of this forum. I would not use anything other than that format.

Notarizing a letter merely means the notary is verifying the identity of the letter writer. The instructions specify sworn affidavits, which is the form the example is in.

Also, look at the I-751's instructions for affidavits -- they state that affidavits need to be supported by other evidence (which you would attach to the affidavit as exhibits, and which would be referred to in the affidavit as, e.g., "Exhibit A attached hereto," etc.).

[Kez/JWolf 6]

I did not include any letter in my packet... they are not an esential piece of evidence... but if I had they would have been typed....

Kez

Edited August 24, 2007 by Niagaenola

[ikyang 1]

hi Vince,

i am on a CR1 visa too when i arrived here in US. and im due to lift my conditions soon. and just like everybody else i want to be ready too. are CR1 due for biometrics also? and what is that for? me and my husband are renting our home now with no lease contract from our landlord, when i got here my husband was there already and its just verbal agreement with the owner of the house. what document should i send if i may ask. thanks

aying

[Cassie 8]

all the letters I included were typed

[upstategal 0]

Our letters were typed and notarized