ok...last question....i hope:)

[NonyGuy 0]

My fiance and I signed our I-129F/325 documents on different dates. She signed hers while in Thailand, and she wrote in the date. Then, when I received these documents I signed and dated them. They documents are dates 3-4 days apart.

Also, my attorney who signed the documents signed on a different date as well. ????????????

Is this going to be a problem?

Is there some sort of requirement that the documents be signed by her and I on the same date?

Thanks again everyone!

Edited July 9, 2007 by JCochranUSN

[Thai Rath 1]

My fiance and I signed our I-129F/325 documents on different dates. She signed hers while in Thailand, and she wrote in the date. Then, when I received these documents I signed and dated them. They documents are dates 3-4 days apart.

Is this going to be a problem?

Is there some sort of requirement that the documents be signed by her and I on the same date?

Thanks again everyone!

Totally fine. On some of our documents, the dates were something like 2 months apart.

[Yodrak 7]

Josh,

No such requirement.

Yodrak

My fiance and I signed our I-129F/325 documents on different dates. She signed hers while in Thailand, and she wrote in the date. Then, when I received these documents I signed and dated them. They documents are dates 3-4 days apart.

Is this going to be a problem?

Is there some sort of requirement that the documents be signed by her and I on the same date?

Thanks again everyone!

[NonyGuy 0]

My fiance and I signed our I-129F/325 documents on different dates. She signed hers while in Thailand, and she wrote in the date. Then, when I received these documents I signed and dated them. They documents are dates 3-4 days apart.

Also, my attorney who signed the documents signed on a different date as well. ????????????

Is this going to be a problem?

Is there some sort of requirement that the documents be signed by her and I on the same date?

Thanks again everyone!

Thanks fellas! So it wont matter about my attorney either? According to the papers, it shows he signed prior to my fiance and I. almost a month prior!

[pushbrk 13,611]

My fiance and I signed our I-129F/325 documents on different dates. She signed hers while in Thailand, and she wrote in the date. Then, when I received these documents I signed and dated them. They documents are dates 3-4 days apart.

Also, my attorney who signed the documents signed on a different date as well. ????????????

Is this going to be a problem?

Is there some sort of requirement that the documents be signed by her and I on the same date?

Thanks again everyone!

Thanks fellas! So it wont matter about my attorney either? According to the papers, it shows he signed prior to my fiance and I. almost a month prior!

Doesn't matter at all. It would be impractical for all signatures to bear the same date when the signers live in different countries. It isn't required when they live in the same house either.

[YuAndDan 153]

Is this going to be a problem? NO it is understood that paperwork can be filled out over a period of time so the dates can and usually are different on the forms.

[NonyGuy 0]

You guys rock! Thank you:)

[Dan & Jovy 0]

I assume her signature related only to the G-325A and letter of intent? I just express mailed my 129F petition this morning, and had a sudden panic that I missed a spot for Jovy to sign the I-129F itself, but I am pretty sure there was no such signature line. By the way our G-325A forms were signed about 2 weeks apart as she also signed when we were recently together in the Phils. As a practical matter it made sense to get her info out of the way first before worrying about my own.

Best of luck with your process! I am now playing the hurry up and wait game, but glad to get my first deliverable out of the way this morning for the chance to start waiting.