Signing the docs.

[KJC 1]

Back when I did my I-129f, I was persuaded by my fiancee to sign my name in full and make it legible (because that's what Americans do, apparently), instead of the first initial followed by a scribble I normally do. So I did. I signed the I-129F that way.

Now I'm at the packet 3 stage, I'm wondering if I should stick to that fake signature (a signature that I barely even remember), since the immigration officer will wonder why my real signature is so different from the signature on the I-129F, even though I signed both.

[Chica Yeyé 41]

Back when I did my I-129f, I was persuaded by my fiancee to sign my name in full and make it legible (because that's what Americans do, apparently), instead of the first initial followed by a scribble I normally do. So I did. I signed the I-129F that way.

Now I'm at the packet 3 stage, I'm wondering if I should stick to that fake signature (a signature that I barely even remember), since the immigration officer will wonder why my real signature is so different from the signature on the I-129F, even though I signed both.

That's a good question. I just checked my own paperwork and I did change my siggy to something that included hubby's name. I guess you're better off with the one you already used to correspond with them.

[bora bora 1]

Back when I did my I-129f, I was persuaded by my fiancee to sign my name in full and make it legible (because that's what Americans do, apparently), instead of the first initial followed by a scribble I normally do. So I did. I signed the I-129F that way.

Now I'm at the packet 3 stage, I'm wondering if I should stick to that fake signature (a signature that I barely even remember), since the immigration officer will wonder why my real signature is so different from the signature on the I-129F, even though I signed both.

That's a good question. I just checked my own paperwork and I did change my siggy to something that included hubby's name. I guess you're better off with the one you already used to correspond with them.

But it's not a "fake signature" because its yours. I also signed, carefully, my entire name on all of my immigration papers, and I usually don't sign that way.

I'd suggest continuing signing like you did on your I-129f.