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Mike&Aom   0

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I am having trouble recieving mail from my fiance in Thailand. She sent me the G325 and letter of intent in late September. Both documents were dated October 1st. Now it is the end of October and I have not recieved them yet. Will they accept the documents if the signatures are older than 30 days??

at long last Rising Star

at long last   58

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I am having trouble recieving mail from my fiance in Thailand. She sent me the G325 and letter of intent in late September. Both documents were dated October 1st. Now it is the end of October and I have not recieved them yet. Will they accept the documents if the signatures are older than 30 days??

Is it possible to have her email documents to you?

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Andy and Pui   16

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Is it possible to have her email documents to you?

I do not think those documents with the signature can be emailed. I think they have to be the original signature. Somebody correct me if I am wrong.

OP, if you have not received them I think you might have to have your fiance resend to you. I remember Pui and I sent a few things back and forth to each other. I think the longest anything ever took was about 10 days.

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V and A   1

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I do not think those documents with the signature can be emailed. I think they have to be the original signature. Somebody correct me if I am wrong.

OP, if you have not received them I think you might have to have your fiance resend to you. I remember Pui and I sent a few things back and forth to each other. I think the longest anything ever took was about 10 days.

Yes, those have to be original signature and cant be emailed. What mail service did he use? If it was a reagular mail serv. and not DHL or UPS or such, it could take a very long time for mail to arrive>

Karee Grand Master

Karee   4,191

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I am having trouble recieving mail from my fiance in Thailand. She sent me the G325 and letter of intent in late September. Both documents were dated October 1st. Now it is the end of October and I have not recieved them yet. Will they accept the documents if the signatures are older than 30 days??

They don't care when they were signed. Unfortunately, they want an original signature. Not sure where she is, but I had my wife send it fedex. Expensive, but reliable.

You can click on the 'X' to the right to ignore this signature.

Ning Experienced

Ning   619

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I am having trouble recieving mail from my fiance in Thailand. She sent me the G325 and letter of intent in late September. Both documents were dated October 1st. Now it is the end of October and I have not recieved them yet. Will they accept the documents if the signatures are older than 30 days??

My mail sent from Thailand takes about 10 to 14 days . There is no reason to pay FedX because they all send mail by plane these days. Thailand has an express mail system which works fine. Its the in country mail system that takes so long.

The docs will be accepted even if the date is not within 30 days.

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