Roman alphabet

[americaandnorway 3]

Hi!

My wife and I am working on filling out the I-130 form and the G-325A form that has to be attached to the I-130 form. It tells us it has to be written in Roman Alphabet and further down on the page to write down how your name is actually written (G-325A) if you don't have Roman Alphabet in your native language. The good thing is Norway is using the Roman alphabet, but the problem is we have 29 letters instead of the 26.

The first 26 is similar as what you would find in the English language, but the last three ones are different. So my question is, am I supposed to fill out the form(s) with only the first 26 letters and then write my name at the bottom of the page as I would write it in Norwegian (which would include two of those three last letters not found in the English alphabet)?

[nab 74]

FILL FORM IN STANDARD ENGLISH THEN YOUR NAME IN "YOUR NATIVE LANGUAGE" SECTION WITH THE NORWEGIAN ALPHABET

[IndigoSkies 168]

You guys have 4 more letters? How posh! Yeah, using your native alphabet fill in that box.

[americaandnorway 3]

Thanks for your reply.

I will just use the 26 letters in the English language throughout the form then and fill it in with the 3 extra letters where it tells me to write it in my native language.