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JayChax   0

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Hi everybody,

I'm new here. I'm just starting to gather all the documents and try to understand everything about the I-129F petition.

I just wanted to say first that this website and forum were very helpful ! Thanks !

I was filling the G-325a form when I stumbled upon a little problem.

They ask about my mother and father information. However I don't know my father and he's not on my legal paper. So what should I do ?

I don't really want to leave it blank in fear of them sending it back to me saying it was invalid.

Thank you a lot.

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CharlieTanger   76

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You more than likely won't get an RFE for leaving it blank as there are quite a few people who don't know their biological parents. But you can either write "N/A" or "Unknown" in areas you don't know.

We wrote "unknown" in areas we didn't have the answer to and everything was just fine! :)

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Mewbear   20

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It is indeed best not to leave anything blank, but rather write N/A (not applicable) or just UNKNOWN. Best of luck on your journey! :)

I did my waiting! 9 months of it.. IN TSC!


NOA2 or the story of the Holy Graal.

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baron555   934

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You more than likely won't get an RFE for leaving it blank as there are quite a few people who don't know their biological parents. But you can either write "N/A" or "Unknown" in areas you don't know.

We wrote "unknown" in areas we didn't have the answer to and everything was just fine! :)

Yep

Phil (Lockport, near Chicago) and Alla (Lobnya, near Moscow)

As of Dec 7, 2009, now Zero miles apart (literally)!

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