Signatures

[billyduke0908 0]

I am wondering, in the G325a as well as the intent to marry document, does it have to be my fiance's printed signature on it? As in, will she have to print the document, sign it and send it to me or can she just scan it and we can do it all online? Does anyone have experience with this stuff? Or how did you do it and what was the result? Thanks!

[Yan_Inna 32]

27 minutes ago, billyduke0908 said:

I am wondering, in the G325a as well as the intent to marry document, does it have to be my fiance's printed signature on it? As in, will she have to print the document, sign it and send it to me or can she just scan it and we can do it all online? Does anyone have experience with this stuff? Or how did you do it and what was the result? Thanks!

She needs to send it to you. Signature needs to me in ink and can't be a copy 

[Oliva 15]

1 hour ago, billyduke0908 said:

I am wondering, in the G325a as well as the intent to marry document, does it have to be my fiance's printed signature on it? As in, will she have to print the document, sign it and send it to me or can she just scan it and we can do it all online? Does anyone have experience with this stuff? Or how did you do it and what was the result? Thanks!

Hey what I did was I signed my G325form n scan it n sent it to my husband n he print it n sent it to NVC 😊N now I do have my interview on October n I need to take i864 affidavit of support  with signature so I am going to do same ,my husband will send scan  of  affidavit of support with signature n I am going to print that scan copy n I will take it to interview 😊

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[Grant PDX 183]

For most things a scan is acceptable.  There are people in the world (and at USCIS) who will require an actual signature, but I've seen scanned signatures go through without a hitch.  Actual signature is better, it increases the likelihood that the acceptance doesn't hinge on that document, but scan is likely ok.  I would mail over the original signature copy as well, in case it raises an RFE, you can respond quickly with the original.

 

I've seen all kinds of documents move forward with a scanned copy, including at the USCIS.  I'd guess scan accepted 90% + of the time, other times it could lead to an RFE.

[KULtoATL 1,551]

6 hours ago, billyduke0908 said:

I am wondering, in the G325a as well as the intent to marry document, does it have to be my fiance's printed signature on it? As in, will she have to print the document, sign it and send it to me or can she just scan it and we can do it all online? Does anyone have experience with this stuff? Or how did you do it and what was the result? Thanks!

The G-325A is NO longer needed. Have you filed??? 

 

Make sure you're using the current edition I-129F https://www.uscis.gov/i-129f and pay the current fee of $535.

 

She can send you a scanned copy for you to attach to the petition for submission.

 

We personally sent every signed form and document with wet signature. We simply prefer not have to worry about potential RFEs.

[billyduke0908 0]

8 hours ago, KULtoATL said:

The G-325A is NO longer needed. Have you filed??? 

 

Make sure you're using the current edition I-129F https://www.uscis.gov/i-129f and pay the current fee of $535.

 

She can send you a scanned copy for you to attach to the petition for submission.

 

We personally sent every signed form and document with wet signature. We simply prefer not have to worry about potential RFEs.

So I don't need to send the G325 with the passport pictures? I was just going by the k1 visa guide. http://www.visajourney.com/content/k1guide

I pulled the i 129 off visajourney but i'll double check to make sure it's the same as the uscis one. Thanks KUL!

 

[KULtoATL 1,551]

20 minutes ago, billyduke0908 said:

So I don't need to send the G325 with the passport pictures? I was just going by the k1 visa guide. http://www.visajourney.com/content/k1guide

I pulled the i 129 off visajourney but i'll double check to make sure it's the same as the uscis one. Thanks KUL!

 

The forms are not updated in the guide. Other information are still useful.

 

You'll still need to submit passport photos for both petitioner and beneficiary. Just no need for G-325A.

[Peot 162]

5 hours ago, billyduke0908 said:

So I don't need to send the G325 with the passport pictures? I was just going by the k1 visa guide. http://www.visajourney.com/content/k1guide

I pulled the i 129 off visajourney but i'll double check to make sure it's the same as the uscis one. Thanks KUL!

 

Use the info on this site as a GUIDELINE ONLY. The information you use must come from USCIS or Department of State websites (and any other websites your consulate/embassy forwards you). If you follow random online guides, you will be gathering unnecessary information for ages.

 

If you have any questions about the forms, ask on these forums for advice as you just did. 

[billyduke0908 0]

7 hours ago, KULtoATL said:

The forms are not updated in the guide. Other information are still useful.

 

You'll still need to submit passport photos for both petitioner and beneficiary. Just no need for G-325A.

Is everything else accurate as to what needs to be sent with the I129 on the list here? I did not find a list on uscis for what to send with it. 

[KULtoATL 1,551]

3 minutes ago, billyduke0908 said:

Is everything else accurate as to what needs to be sent with the I129 on the list here? I did not find a list on uscis for what to send with it. 

The guide gives a bit more info than the instructions sheet but you'll need to combine info from both to compile a wholesome petition

 

The I-129F page has an instructions sheet pdf. 

 

Refer to both.

[Ebamine23 0]

Guys, i have a question. My fiance and I started to gather the paperwork for the K1 and i was wondering if the intent to marry document is the only document the beneficiary ( my fiance ) needs to sign? 

Thanks for all the help!