Hello does anyone know the answer to this!!

[polarbear 0]

To the OP's original question: just print out the form in English, explain it to him (I forgot and mine had to ask me what he was signing ) then have him sign it.

I'm in the same boat, my SO only speaks French, Arabic, and Spanish. Just make sure that you have written comunications in the language you communicate in (Italian) and you should be fine. It helps that you met in Italy and were living there so it is no stretch of the imagination that you two would both speak the language

[caybee 21]

To the OP's original question: just print out the form in English, explain it to him (I forgot and mine had to ask me what he was signing ) then have him sign it.

I'm in the same boat, my SO only speaks French, Arabic, and Spanish. Just make sure that you have written comunications in the language you communicate in (Italian) and you should be fine. It helps that you met in Italy and were living there so it is no stretch of the imagination that you two would both speak the language

I can think of at least two couples in the MENA forum who were approved with the beneficiary speaking little or no English because the couple shared another common language. They spent an extended period of time living in the same place, just as you have done. Just document everything, and have that written proof, just as everyone should.

As for the letter of intent, as others have said, it's fine to have it in English. He just needs to know what it says on the off chance that they show it to him at the interview and ask him what he signed.

Best wishes.

[maggieNomar 0]

Sounds like you have it all figured out. Job and everything. Good luck.

[Tunisianlover 0]

Thank you girls....I can not express how thankful I am (F)

[Michaela_Hassan 1]

I wouldn't write something in english and just have him sign it if he doesn't understand the language, they may question it and say that he doesn't know what he signed. I would have him write it in arabic and then have it translated. There are a few couples that communicate in a 3rd language, as long as you can prove how you communicate you should be fine.

Michaela

[sarah and hicham 3]

My then fiance and I only spoke to eachother in French at the time of our interview. We proved through emails in French that we shared a common language. When Hicham was asked how I speak French he explained that I lived there when I was younger. We wrote our affidavits of intent to marry in English and he signed his, then had his Dad and Sister sign as witnesses. Not one of them spoke any English at that time. No questions asked about it during the interview or in the initial packet.

Sarah