how to fill up I-129Form part 10???

[dallastexas83 0]

I do have some questions regarding with my brother-in law's fiancee visa application for my sister.

He is filling out the 1-129 Form Sir and specifically on part 10 of the I-129F form..

There is the question that follows;

My citizenship was acquired through (Check one)

Birth in the US or Naturalization;

answered Naturalization

Give certificate number and place and date issued; answered and filled out this part.

Now, the confusion for him is the other question that seem to ask the same question or is it a different question, that goes;??

Have you obtained a certificate in your name? YES OR nO?

WHAT DOES THIS MEAN?

iF YES, GIVE CERTificate number, and place and date issued...

WILL HE HAVE TO FILL THIS OUT WITH THE SAME INFORMATION ABOVE Again? HE ACQUIRED NATURALIZATION BY HIS PRIOR MARRIAGE TO AN FIL-AM WOMAN.

Kindly help for those who are working on the I-129form or those who had experience, appreciate it very much!Thank you!

[Aztec&Taino 144]

I do have some questions regarding with my brother-in law's fiancee visa application for my sister.

He is filling out the 1-129 Form Sir and specifically on part 10 of the I-129F form..

There is the question that follows;

My citizenship was acquired through (Check one)

Birth in the US or Naturalization;

answered Naturalization

Give certificate number and place and date issued; answered and filled out this part.

Now, the confusion for him is the other question that seem to ask the same question or is it a different question, that goes;??

Have you obtained a certificate in your name? YES OR nO?

WHAT DOES THIS MEAN?

iF YES, GIVE CERTificate number, and place and date issued...

WILL HE HAVE TO FILL THIS OUT WITH THE SAME INFORMATION ABOVE Again? HE ACQUIRED NATURALIZATION BY HIS PRIOR MARRIAGE TO AN FIL-AM WOMAN.

Kindly help for those who are working on the I-129form or those who had experience, appreciate it very much!Thank you!

If I remember correctly, it does ask if the petitioner has a certificate, but not of naturalization, but of citizenship. These are actually two DIFFERENT documents: certificate of naturalization and certificate of citizenship. If he does not have the latter, then he shoud write N/A.

[George & Gina 29]

mis-post.

Edited February 11, 2011 by George & Gina