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What does the writing on my Non-B Visa stamp mean?

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Aug 3, 2018

7 years ago

Steve ************

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Does anyone know what this writing means on the stamp of my non b visa ?

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The writing on your Non-B visa stamp likely represents a signature, which could be that of the immigration officer or an official's name. Some commenters humorously suggested it resembles a 'Darth Vader' signature, but it's generally accepted as an official endorsement.

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Darth vader signature

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Signature

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Dustin *******

I think it is the persons name

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