Will Blue Ink matter much?

[ed and ying]

My lawyer's office wanted all signatures in blue ink in order to distinguish the originals from the copies.

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We made only the signatures in blue ink, for same reason. Did it on every form we filed that required a signature

[NewDay2006]

My lawyer's office wanted all signatures in blue ink in order to distinguish the originals from the copies.

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I was just reading the instructions for the I-864 form because I am updating

mine for the interview and the 2nd thing it states is use black or blue ink.

 

It's sad that they have different ink requirements for different forms!

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Complete it in blue ink, make a copy (good copy) next thing you know "bob's your uncle" you have a form in all black.

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Uncle Bob , I did try that, but I'm afraid they might insist on the original. The only place I have this problem is on the I-130 and the G325a.

[NewDay2006]

Considering that the least little thing can cause a delay, if at all possible I would strongly suggest (from experience) that if it says use black ink then use black ink.  Always weigh your odds and consider the alternatives.  Good luck, Steve

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I really hate to do it, but I went and sent her the copies vix express mail.

I guess better safe than sorry. It should arrive there 7/17. and she will sign and Fedex them back.

 

She tried to download the form, but she couldn't. Plus she couln't open the links I sent to her. When I was there, I tried to use the fillable form in a internet office, but it wouldn't let me type, that is why I have this problem in the first place. Hopefully I can have this puppy fill by the end of the month or the beginning of August.

[NewDay2006]

My lawyer's office wanted all signatures in blue ink in order to distinguish the originals from the copies.

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Bob, I really glad to see you got your P4. hoping for the best for you.