phone number on I-129F

[little4ele 0]

which number should we put down?

Thanx

[usarandyo 0]

the correct one

[Nessa 23]

Put the home number.

[simple_male 1]

which number should we put down?

Thanx

The one where he/she can be reached.

[joone745 0]

i wrote down my fiancee's cellphone and home phone number. i want them to have an alternate number in case they couldn't get a hold of her at her home phone #.

Edited June 9, 2006 by joone745

[irishgirl73 1]

my man is NEVER home so I gave his cell #

[Yodrak 7]

little4ele,

A working number, preferably one that will be answered if called.

Yodrak

which number should we put down?

Thanx

[UmmSqueakster 54]

my man is NEVER home so I gave his cell #

I also didn't have a landline, and my cell has worked just fine throughout the entire visa process. Put down a number that will stay the same throughout the whole thing, so that you don't have to go through the hastle of informing them of a change.

[pnd629 0]

My fiance only has a cell phone, so that is the number I wrote.

I don't think it really matters--as long as the person can be reached.

[kitkat1 5]

Slightly off topic but - in a normal situation (not where the consulate cancels an interview or other unusal extenuating circumstances) would someone from immigration really have a need to call the foreign fiance at home? I was just wondering about why they might need to do that.

[iceyspots 0]

the best one to be reached is the best

[Karen_L 1]

Slightly off topic but - in a normal situation (not where the consulate cancels an interview or other unusal extenuating circumstances) would someone from immigration really have a need to call the foreign fiance at home? I was just wondering about why they might need to do that.

I don't know. My K-1 experience thus far has been us desperately trying to reach THEM, not vice-versa lol. They probably just want the number just incase something happens and they absolutely have to call (i.e. to cancel an interview, change an interview date for whatever reason, etc).

My fiance' doesn't have a home phone in Italy -- I put his cell number down and all has been well so far.

[Jenn! 918]

Slightly off topic but - in a normal situation (not where the consulate cancels an interview or other unusal extenuating circumstances) would someone from immigration really have a need to call the foreign fiance at home? I was just wondering about why they might need to do that.

Some consulates do not issue the visa on the day of the interview, but rather call the beneficiary when the visa is ready.