I-130 Q#22 and Part F

[tatelee 2]

Hi Guys,

On Q#22 on I-130 it says to complete the following if your relative is eligible for adjustment of status.I am not eligible (I am the beneficiary) so, I wasn't going to write anything there. But it kind of looks like its a 2 part question as it asks "if your relative is not eligible, he/she will apply for a visa abroad in _________ _______" SO would I actually leave the first 2 blanks empty, and then actually fill in the city and country for the 2nd? Or do I not write anything at all because the very first part of the question said to complete it if eligible for AOS.

Also, on Part "f" It asks for the signature of the person preparing the form if other than the petitioner. I am preparing it for my husband, as he doesnt have the time, but I am the beneficiary. Now, should I fill this section out? Or should we just pretend that he filled it out (Im just worried about that, as some of our evidence of bonafide marriage has his handwriting, and I have mine on the form..so they might notice it is different.)I am just unsure if the USCIS will care if it was me who filled it out?

Thanks!

[hamigirl710 112]

I am assuming you are not in the USA so you would fill out the part on the right side that talks about visa abroad with the city and country you will interview at. Leave the left side blank or put N/A.

[hamigirl710 112]

Also you can type in the form directly from the internet onto the form here is the link http://www.uscis.gov/files/form/i-130.pdf and then you would not have to worry about handwriting

[tatelee 2]

Also you can type in the form directly from the internet onto the form here is the link http://www.uscis.gov/files/form/i-130.pdf and then you would not have to worry about handwriting

Thanks! I did fill it out on the internet, but I couldnt fit the name and address of my current employer, so I just had to write that answer in. So, What should I do about section F?

Edited September 12, 2012 by tatelee

[hamigirl710 112]

i am unsure on that part i am guessing that part is for a paralegal or lawyer but i could be wrong sorry hopefully somebody else can answer that part