Address in Russian Confusing

[ffp 2]

In I-129F I have to write address in latin letters and in russian.

I noticed on top it say (Number and Street) do I put number of house then a street like 1A Micro District 2

Another thing I come accros that they always say Building and Appartment When I convert the address to latin letters do I have to say Building 1A?

Those little things drive me nuts with complittly different way of writing addresses.

[baron555 934]

In I-129F I have to write address in latin letters and in russian.

I noticed on top it say (Number and Street) do I put number of house then a street like 1A Micro District 2

Another thing I come accros that they always say Building and Appartment When I convert the address to latin letters do I have to say Building 1A?

Those little things drive me nuts with complittly different way of writing addresses.

Have you fiance email you their address in Russian and copy and paste that.

[ffp 2]

The thing is it's long first go index then street name then "house" number, apartment number

One more question do I have to include in all addresses the apartment? Like in form G-325A? or just type street and house number?

[Gary and Alla 3,694]

The thing is it's long first go index then street name then "house" number, apartment number

One more question do I have to include in all addresses the apartment? Like in form G-325A? or just type street and house number?

In Ukraine, and perhaps Kazahkstan, the "number" is the block number, the house (Dom) is the number of the building and the "kabinet" is the apartment. The house number is actually what we would call the "address" Written out it is not so confusing.

Our address in Ukraine is 50 xxxxxxxx SSR, House 140, apt. 37 (postal code), Donetsk, UA.

Yes include the apartment if it is an apartment