Letter of intent

[Colin&Lori 6]

Hello all,

new here so bear with me

when am sending Lori (fiance in US) my first letter of intent (used the example form on this forum which I will sign in blue ink before posting), do I need to get it notarized? or will signing and dating it being ok when sending it off in the mail to her (along with the G-325A form and passport photo)

(if so can anyone sign next to my signature to confirm it?)

also same applies to the second letter of intent the one i believe i bring to my interview.

Thanks in advance

[lesleysizeland 0]

Hello all,

new here so bear with me

when am sending Lori (fiance in US) my first letter of intent (used the example form on this forum which I will sign in blue ink before posting), do I need to get it notarized? or will signing and dating it being ok when sending it off in the mail to her (along with the G-325A form and passport photo)

(if so can anyone sign next to my signature to confirm it?)

also same applies to the second letter of intent the one i believe i bring to my interview.

Thanks in advance

Which country are you in? If you can update your timeline (if you need help let me know)

I processed my visa in England and you just need to sign and date the letter of intents. You only need to take a second letter of intent to the Embassy if your first one expired (if you interview is six months after you sent the I-129f Package). I think Patrick and I did get the second one's notorized but not 100% sure if you have to.

Lesley

[Colin&Lori 6]

Which country are you in? If you can update your timeline (if you need help let me know)

I processed my visa in England and you just need to sign and date the letter of intents. You only need to take a second letter of intent to the Embassy if your first one expired (if you interview is six months after you sent the I-129f Package). I think Patrick and I did get the second one's notorized but not 100% sure if you have to.

Lesley

yeah sorry will update as soon as I can, and from England as well so you just answered my question (I think) already

Thanks ever so much a little bit more off my mind now

[Gary and Alla 3,694]

Hello all,

new here so bear with me

when am sending Lori (fiance in US) my first letter of intent (used the example form on this forum which I will sign in blue ink before posting), do I need to get it notarized? or will signing and dating it being ok when sending it off in the mail to her (along with the G-325A form and passport photo)

(if so can anyone sign next to my signature to confirm it?)

also same applies to the second letter of intent the one i believe i bring to my interview.

Thanks in advance

Not necessary to notarize.

[Colin&Lori 6]

Not necessary to notarize.

Thank you for taking the time to confirm as well

one confirming is good and two confirming is even better

Thanks everyone

(and yes I add smilies way too much lol)

[Amyyduck 20]

For the London Consulate, you will need an updated copy of your letter of intent for the interview. If it has been over 4 months since your NOA2 then you will need that updated letter of intent to be notarized. I believe that's the only case where you actually DO need to get it notarized.

[Colin&Lori 6]

For the London Consulate, you will need an updated copy of your letter of intent for the interview. If it has been over 4 months since your NOA2 then you will need that updated letter of intent to be notarized. I believe that's the only case where you actually DO need to get it notarized.

Thanks for the reply

hopefully it wont take longer then 4 months then as getting it notarized is a pain.

signing infront of a solicitor, then having him sign and stamp in then I think you need to send it off to yer another place urghhhh lol

but thanks everyone for your help