Question # 10 on I-129F

[Mrs. Palmer 5]

Hey guys!! I am filling out the I-129f and I have a question. Number 10 asks how my citizenship was acquired (which was through birth). It then says give the certificate number, date, and place it was issued. Is that for folks born here, or is it just for the naturalized citizens? I ask because I don't have a certificate number on my original certificate. I can only tell where it was issued and when. Also, how did you all assemble your pictures to send in with your application package? And did you have to have YOUR (USC) letter of intent to marry notarized or not??? Thanks guys!! The package is almost finished???

[twostar55 0]

Hey guys!! I am filling out the I-129f and I have a question. Number 10 asks how my citizenship was acquired (which was through birth). It then says give the certificate number, date, and place it was issued. Is that for folks born here, or is it just for the naturalized citizens? I ask because I don't have a certificate number on my original certificate. I can only tell where it was issued and when. Also, how did you all assemble your pictures to send in with your application package? And did you have to have YOUR (USC) letter of intent to marry notarized or not??? Thanks guys!! The package is almost finished???

I'll try to answer your questions.

#1 I was the petitioner, was born here, and gave my birth certificate number, date, and place it was issued.

#2 It seems very odd that there is not some kind of number on your original certificate (?)

#3 When you say pictures, I take it to mean the two of you together. My photos consisted of pictures that were downloaded off of e-mail and simply printed on paper, and put into my 129 package.

#4 I did not have my USC letter of intent notarized.

Hope this helps.

[john_and_marlene 162]

I ordered 3 certified BCs and they each had a different number. I left the certificate number blank. We had no problems.

[aussiewench 9]

Hey guys!! I am filling out the I-129f and I have a question. Number 10 asks how my citizenship was acquired (which was through birth). It then says give the certificate number, date, and place it was issued. Is that for folks born here, or is it just for the naturalized citizens? I ask because I don't have a certificate number on my original certificate. I can only tell where it was issued and when. Also, how did you all assemble your pictures to send in with your application package? And did you have to have YOUR (USC) letter of intent to marry notarized or not??? Thanks guys!! The package is almost finished???

Look at the example I-129F where it says.....ONLY complete for Naturalization Certificate. The question is not set out very well on the I-129F as it is on the I-130 etc but this is what it pertains too. Once you check 'Birth in the US' you do not need to answer this question further.

The letters of intent do not have to be notarized.

[mimi2005 1]

Hey guys!! I am filling out the I-129f and I have a question. Number 10 asks how my citizenship was acquired (which was through birth). It then says give the certificate number, date, and place it was issued. Is that for folks born here, or is it just for the naturalized citizens? I ask because I don't have a certificate number on my original certificate. I can only tell where it was issued and when. Also, how did you all assemble your pictures to send in with your application package? And did you have to have YOUR (USC) letter of intent to marry notarized or not??? Thanks guys!! The package is almost finished???

My fiance is the petioner, he wrote the number of his orig. BC.

We didnt send any pictures, except of the passport size pictures.

We both wrote a letter of intend and got it notarized.

Everything was ok like that.