Endah Hart

I have to apply form I-751 in August; does anybody have an example of
a letter from spouse's relatives (mother/father/brother/sister in
law)?

Because my mother in law wants to write that letter, but she doesn't
have any idea what she has to write down on the paper.

So, if anybody can help my mother in law & me, please answer my
question or send me some examples of the letter to my email address at
[email protected].

Thanks for your help guys..... I really appreciate it.

Michael D. Young

Endah Hart wrote:

    > I have to apply form I-751 in August; does anybody have an example of
    > a letter from spouse's relatives (mother/father/brother/sister in
    > law)?
    > Because my mother in law wants to write that letter, but she doesn't
    > have any idea what she has to write down on the paper.
    > So, if anybody can help my mother in law & me, please answer my
    > question or send me some examples of the letter to my email address at
    > [email protected].
    > Thanks for your help guys..... I really appreciate it.

Dear Sir or Madam:


This is written in regards to my observation that NAME GOES HERE and NAME
GOES HERE live happily together as husband and wife.

I have spent time in their household since NAME GOES HERE and NAME GOES
HERE were married. We have spent time together on a regular basis as
family. To the best of my knowledge they seem to function as a very happy
family.

NAME GOES HERE and NAME GOES HERE appear to be very devoted to one
another, which is evident each time that I visit their home. Their home
environment is very comfortable and relaxes with the happiness within
showing outward in each member of the family.

If you have any questions or comments please feel free to contact me at
the following information:

(contact information included date and place of birth)

Thank you for the opportunity to share this information with you.


Sincerely,

NAME GOES HERE

psychobabbler1

We didn't have relatives write any letters, just friends. Pretty much what they wrote was how long they had known us, in what capacity (both people were also part of our wedding party), and verified that we were indeed a couple and had engaged in social activities with both of them before and after our marriage. I'd think if your MIL wrote something along those lines, it'd be acceptable.

P.S. Both of the people who wrote the letters were also in some of the pics we sent in with our initial K-1 application and AOS filing, so that also supported them knowing us as far back as when we first met.