Simple question:
On the DS-230, Part II Q. 29, the petioner is the US Citizen, not the immigrating spouse, correct? This is the I-130 terminology I'm used to.
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YES, that is correct.. 
QUOTE(flicki @ Nov 11 2007, 01:49 PM) 
Simple question:
On the DS-230, Part II Q. 29, the petioner is the US Citizen, not the immigrating spouse, correct? This is the I-130 terminology I'm used to.
On the DS-230, Part II Q. 29, the petioner is the US Citizen, not the immigrating spouse, correct? This is the I-130 terminology I'm used to.
Yeppers
QUOTE(flicki @ Nov 11 2007, 03:49 PM)
Simple question:
On the DS-230, Part II Q. 29, the petioner is the US Citizen, not the immigrating spouse, correct? This is the I-130 terminology I'm used to.
On the DS-230, Part II Q. 29, the petioner is the US Citizen, not the immigrating spouse, correct? This is the I-130 terminology I'm used to.
Definitely! 
USC= petitioner
Beneficiary= applicant, immigrant
Beneficiary= applicant, immigrant
Q # 3 in DS-230 is asking about my name in Native Alphabet. I switch to Ukrainian language on my keyboard - but it won't type anything in the form.
Should I just write that in later when i print out the form?
Should I just write that in later when i print out the form?
QUOTE(Mariya @ Nov 13 2007, 09:10 AM)
Q # 3 in DS-230 is asking about my name in Native Alphabet. I switch to Ukrainian language on my keyboard - but it won't type anything in the form.
Should I just write that in later when i print out the form?
Should I just write that in later when i print out the form?
Yes, just write down your name in your native alphabet with a pen after you print out the form.
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