I-129F Form Question - Part B item#10

[anthill 5]

Hi Everyone,

I have a question about item#10 in part B on the I-129F form. The item says "Names of Prior Spouses". My fiancee is having her marriage annuled. Should I put her ex-husbands name here or write none. She was married to him for about 10 years and had 2 kids with him. I know in the eyes of the law a marriage that was annuled never happened. I'm thinking maybe I should list his name just so US imigration doesn't think I am trying to hide anything. What do you think. Thanks.

Stephen

[Old Dominion 26]

Hi Everyone,

I have a question about item#10 in part B on the I-129F form. The item says "Names of Prior Spouses". My fiancee is having her marriage annuled. Should I put her ex-husbands name here or write none. She was married to him for about 10 years and had 2 kids with him. I know in the eyes of the law a marriage that was annuled never happened. I'm thinking maybe I should list his name just so US imigration doesn't think I am trying to hide anything. What do you think. Thanks.

Stephen

Best to provide his name. Annulment invalidates the marriage. After all, the marriage DID happen and there are two offspring from it. Otherwise, you might be accused of withholding information from the U.S.

[anthill 5]

Hi Everyone,

I have a question about item#10 in part B on the I-129F form. The item says "Names of Prior Spouses". My fiancee is having her marriage annuled. Should I put her ex-husbands name here or write none. She was married to him for about 10 years and had 2 kids with him. I know in the eyes of the law a marriage that was annuled never happened. I'm thinking maybe I should list his name just so US imigration doesn't think I am trying to hide anything. What do you think. Thanks.

Stephen

Best to provide his name. Annulment invalidates the marriage. After all, the marriage DID happen and there are two offspring from it. Otherwise, you might be accused of withholding information from the U.S.

Thank you. Thats what I thought.

[KimandRuss 0]

I tend to agree with Dominion. But would note that it was annulled.

also, be sure you tick the box in Part C, Q2. Many people miss this and receive RFE's as they think it refers to the military question above.

[pushbrk 13,616]

Hi Everyone,

I have a question about item#10 in part B on the I-129F form. The item says "Names of Prior Spouses". My fiancee is having her marriage annuled. Should I put her ex-husbands name here or write none. She was married to him for about 10 years and had 2 kids with him. I know in the eyes of the law a marriage that was annuled never happened. I'm thinking maybe I should list his name just so US imigration doesn't think I am trying to hide anything. What do you think. Thanks.

Stephen

Yes, list the marriage and provide the anullment papers but you say "is having...". Of course, you'll have to wait until the anullment is complete before filing the petition.

[anthill 5]

Hi Everyone,

I have a question about item#10 in part B on the I-129F form. The item says "Names of Prior Spouses". My fiancee is having her marriage annuled. Should I put her ex-husbands name here or write none. She was married to him for about 10 years and had 2 kids with him. I know in the eyes of the law a marriage that was annuled never happened. I'm thinking maybe I should list his name just so US imigration doesn't think I am trying to hide anything. What do you think. Thanks.

Stephen

Yes, list the marriage and provide the anullment papers but you say "is having...". Of course, you'll have to wait until the anullment is complete before filing the petition.

Thank you all for your advise. Have a great day!

Stephen