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Hi all,

Hope all is well

I understand that are quite a few threads on Stokes Interview on the forum but I wonder if any of you have any updates regarding their recent experience and it would be great if you could kindly share!

We will have mine next week in NY. Just a silly question that probably is not worth any attention but out of curiosity - Our 2nd interview request letter that came in under my name says, "I-130 Filed by Spouse/ Stokes". My husband is a US citizen and I am the alien. We agreed I filled in the I-130 because I have better handwritings. Not sure if it caused the problem and perhaps that is why they put "I-130 Filed by Spouse" in the letter? Or I should not read too much into it?

Thanks! I hope to hear from you soon!

Gin

Yes, you shouldnt read too much into the wording on the letter that you received. Form I-130 can be filed by any of the family members like by parents, brother, sister, son, daughter and spouse. So when the letter for you states- "I-130 Filed by Spouse/Stokes" then it simply suggesting that Form I-130 is filed by spouse and case is a marriage-based case. It certainly doesnt refer to who filled in this Form. It doesnt matter to them who fills this form in. And yes, its for a Stokes Interview as it does say about it.


Hi all,

Hope all is well

I understand that are quite a few threads on Stokes Interview on the forum but I wonder if any of you have any updates regarding their recent experience and it would be great if you could kindly share!

We will have mine next week in NY. Just a silly question that probably is not worth any attention but out of curiosity - Our 2nd interview request letter that came in under my name says, "I-130 Filed by Spouse/ Stokes". My husband is a US citizen and I am the alien. We agreed I filled in the I-130 because I have better handwritings. Not sure if it caused the problem and perhaps that is why they put "I-130 Filed by Spouse" in the letter? Or I should not read too much into it?

Thanks! I hope to hear from you soon!

Gin

Somebody else can physically write in the information, but the US citizen sponsor is the person who must sign it. And if somebody else writes in the information, the answers must be as if the US citizen were filling it out. But if it was you the noncitizen who signed it, they would have rejected it long ago.

Thanks, Jackolantern! Yes, my husband, the US citizen signed it. You are right. Attorneys assistants fill out forms every day for their clients too