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Interpreter signature & Housing for ROC

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2 questions.

1. Does USCIS require all signatures, including those of any interpreters, to be "wet" signatures? That is, physically signed on the paper form you send them? Or is an electronic one ok, so long as it is the person's signature?

 

2. My wife, son, and I have been living with a relative for a while due to issues with my job. We don't pay rent nor do we have a rental agreement signed. The instructions for ROC ask for a rental agreement with both our names. Will this be a problem? We do have multiple bank accounts and a medical insurance policy in both our names as well as our son's birth certificate with both our names.

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1. Original  signature  must be wet and a photo copy of that signed sheet of paper can be submitted 

 

2. Your relative should sign a statement stating that the three of you live with the relative. It should state when this started. 

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