Should I leave it blank or N/A in filling out fields in a form?

[piscesforever 1]

My fiance and I are filling out right now the Form I-129F for k1 visa. What if there are fields that we really don't have to answer. Should we leave it blank or just N/A for non applicable?

Thanks.

Edited February 27, 2009 by piscesforever

[canadian_wife 1,829]

N/A

[club royale 0]

I put "N/A" . Don't leave any item unanswered so that it will not be mistaken as a question that you missed to read. Goodluck!

[Bobby+Umit 161]

To add to this - if the answer can be "none", you can use that instead of N/A

[payxibka 10,048]

or in some instances "unknown" might work too.

[pushbrk 13,426]

or in some instances "unknown" might work too.

"N/A" means "not applicable". Don't tell USCIS for instance that questions about former spouse or children is N/A. Write none. If you've written "none" for former spouse name, you could then write N/A for the divorce date etc.

This question is an indicator you have not read the instructions that come with the I-129F. Understanding form instructions will be critical to a successful visa journey.

[Jasman0717 9]

I wouldn't leave any questions blank. Either use N/A or NONE

[piscesforever 1]

Thanks to all who responded to my question. It's clear now. =)

[Otto 83]

"N/A" means "not applicable". Don't tell USCIS for instance that questions about former spouse or children is N/A. Write none. If you've written "none" for former spouse name, you could then write N/A for the divorce date etc.

This question is an indicator you have not read the instructions that come with the I-129F. Understanding form instructions will be critical to a successful visa journey.

Yup... I-129f under General Instructions (top of page):

"3. Answer all questions fully and accurately. State that an item is not applicable with "N/A." If the answer is none, write "none.""