Black ink for I-751

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Jan 8th 2006, 6:38 pm

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frrussre

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Re: Black ink for I-751

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Originally Posted by USA & Pakistan

Never on a USCIS form!! :scared:

Marnee

What about time. Morning, afternoon, eve etc. Is it okay to give answers, depending on time of day or mood swing. Maybe even summer winter or Fall answers. This could be an interesting concept. Might even cheer up the mundane lives of the officers at USCIS.
Frank R.

Jan 10th 2006, 8:37 pm

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Carl

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Re: Black ink for I-751

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Originally Posted by ramNagab

Hi

I read on I-751 form that I should use balck ink . I am using blue ink all the time

is blue ink acceptable ?

Thanks

Blue ink is not acceptable for government forms. Only black. I think congress debated this for several weeks...

Jan 10th 2006, 8:40 pm

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Carl

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Re: Black ink for I-751

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Originally Posted by meauxna

First reaction: A familiar name user with 83 posts is not a troll.

2nd: Been around long enough to know that the form instructions are not always correct.

3rd: Well... are you *sure* you want to stand behind that one?! lol

4th: Well, yeah, it does seem pretty clear. Use the damn black ink, but do as Rete says and use the common lawyers' convention of signing in blue ballpoint so that it is more clear that the signature is original.

No! Only the Charlie Oscar is allowed to sign in blue ink. Or, maybe you have an inflated view of yourself. If you're a peeon that the peeons pee on, then you must sign in BLACK.

Last edited by Carl; Jan 10th 2006 at 8:44 pm. Reason: typo