When E∕F is a quadratic
extension of p-adic fields, with p≠2, and H′ is a unitary similitude group in GL(n,E),
it is shown that for every irreducible supercuspidal representation π of GL(n,E) of
lowest level the space of H′-invariant linear forms has dimension at most one. The
analogous fact for the corresponding unitary group H also holds, so long as
n is odd or E∕F is ramified. When n is even and E∕F is unramified, the
space of H-invariant linear forms on the space of π may have dimension
two.