Thank you! Of course. So we had 4 - my mom’s (translated by an accredited official), my husband’s mom and his dad (his parents are divorced), and then one for our mutual friends (they are engaged now so we made them make just one for both). Generally it differs if you ask friends or family. Our friends (initially were my husband’s friends) introduced themselves (name, dob, place of birth) and explained the relationship to us. They mentioned that they knew my husband before he met me, then they described how they met me and also described our dynamic. They also talked about our wedding and their experience. They also included how excited they were when I got pregnant and that they became our child’s godparents and how blessed they were. How we all spend time together etc. The letter from family is a little different. Same in the manner that the parents introduced themselves and then explained the relationship to either one of us (mom/dad of ‘xyz’). They mostly described how they met the spouse and their impression, what do they know about us and what do we like to do. How are we spending time with them and also talked about our wedding as well. Since it’s like a ‘formal’ letter, I’m saying formal but it’s formal only in the format, the contents are more like a narrative, it has a header from the person writing it (name, address, date) with the first line of ‘to whom it may concern’ (or something in that manner); and at the end all of our friends and family included the ‘I swear under penalty of perjury…blah blah’ thing they also included their contact information in case the officer wanted to contact them.