Interview Stage - Letter of Intent

[Lalo & Susana 50]

Regarding the letter of intent do I just send the same one I sent with my I-129F application? Should I change it to say that I still intent to marry my fiance within 90 days? or just the same exact letter will do fine. Also for the address on the letter the other one was addressed to the Dallas lockbox should this one be addressed to the US Embassy in Chile?

This is what I was thinking to send.

Dear Sir or Madam:

I, (my name), do hereby state that I am still legally able and willing to marry (fiance's name), and still intend to do so within 90 days of his arrival into the US using the K-1 visa.

I know this might sound like a dumb question but I just want to make sure I don't have a delay or denial for something so dumb. lol

Thank you so much for the help

[Pitaya 2,577]

I think that I used basically the same letter, only I added the terms "re-affirm' and "continue to intend" where appropriate, in the letter. Changed the address to the interviewing embassy/consulate.. and called it good.

Good luck on your visa journey.

Edited November 1, 2012 by A&B

[JE06 54]

FOLLOW THE GUIDES!!!!!!!!!!!

[Lalo & Susana 50]

I think that I used basically the same letter, only I added the terms "re-affirm' and "continue to intend" where appropriate, in the letter. Changed the address to the interviewing embassy/consulate.. and called it good.

Good luck on your visa journey.

Thank you so much! That is very helpful.

FOLLOW THE GUIDES!!!!!!!!!!!

hahahhahahahahhahahaha I knew you were going to write that!!!!! :rofl: :rofl:

[aws&ndd 103]

The address itself really isn't important, it's what is IN the letter that counts. With that said, I put the consulate address. Also I think I kept everything else the same, just changed the date, and we will both re sign it (each of ours) when I am there for her interview.

[Lalo & Susana 50]

The address itself really isn't important, it's what is IN the letter that counts. With that said, I put the consulate address. Also I think I kept everything else the same, just changed the date, and we will both re sign it (each of ours) when I am there for her interview.

I am going to the interview too. Does that mean I have to sign it right there at the interview or should we have it signed before hand?

[aguileralupita30 7]

The address itself really isn't important, it's what is IN the letter that counts. With that said, I put the consulate address. Also I think I kept everything else the same, just changed the date, and we will both re sign it (each of ours) when I am there for her interview.

Wow your process has been extremely FAST!!!!!! you guys have the interview on November??? That is only 4 months after you sent the package??? I am starting on this process and I am sending it tomorrow. Did you hire an attorney or did you guys do it on your own?

[aws&ndd 103]

I am going to the interview too. Does that mean I have to sign it right there at the interview or should we have it signed before hand?

We are going to both sign ours on the 12th after my arrival in Bogota. I think it is best to sign it before the interview.

[aws&ndd 103]

Wow your process has been extremely FAST!!!!!! you guys have the interview on November??? That is only 4 months after you sent the package??? I am starting on this process and I am sending it tomorrow. Did you hire an attorney or did you guys do it on your own?

Our process went fast in part due to how fast the California service center processed our petition. Also I'd like to believe its because we had everything in order and they didn't need any additional information from us. And definitely did NOT hire an attorney. This process is so simple, and was designed to be so, that hiring someone else to do our paperwork would have only delayed our case. We did everything ourselves.

[aguileralupita30 7]

Our process went fast in part due to how fast the California service center processed our petition. Also I'd like to believe its because we had everything in order and they didn't need any additional information from us. And definitely did NOT hire an attorney. This process is so simple, and was designed to be so, that hiring someone else to do our paperwork would have only delayed our case. We did everything ourselves.

That is exactly how we are going as well. Well Congratulations and best of luck!!! Hope our case goes great as well. Yeah I ave EVERYTHING in order how it is guided here on visa journey. I am just double checking EVERYTHING so we wont have any problems in the process.

[Lalo & Susana 50]

We are going to both sign ours on the 12th after my arrival in Bogota. I think it is best to sign it before the interview.

Ok that is what we were going to do too. I am still waiting for my NOA2 Ur so lucky u went to CSC or u and I would be waiting and complaining together. haha I wish you two the best on your interview!!!

[Tintin and Mike 127]

Just change the dates as close as to the interview date.

Good luck!