Help about I129f roman letter!

[Ismail+Cassie 36]

Hey everyone! Again....

I think I'm getting close to done and ready to mail our I129f...but I just saw something...

My fiancé is turkish, and on his address there are two letters, U and O that have two dots over them...but that's it. One word has that and honestly it's not a big deal there, in turkey people would almost always just use normal roman letters without the dots...

on the form where it says If ur finances name or address is different then roman letters, please fill it in with your finances language..or something like that..

Well his name, city, country, and state use normal roman letters like us, but just his address uses turkish letters.

for the area where is says to fill in the info in turkish, should I just leave the boxes for his name, city, state and country blank/ n/a ..or should I fill them in anyway along with the address. I just don't want to confuse anyone who sees the form. Maybe they'll look at his name and such wondering where the turkish letters are.

Any help would be so greatly appreciated!

[ErikaAndHamit 73]

If I remember correctly, I wrote all Roman numerals as their system won't recognize anything else. There was one part that said to write it in Turkish though and I can't remember...if you can link me to the exact blank forms you are filling out, I'd definitely know.

[ErikaAndHamit 73]

Is it line 16 on the I-129F? Then yes, you'd use Turkish there.

[Ismail+Cassie 36]

Ya but the problem is that his name isnt using the turkish letters..just his address..so should I just put nothing for the name part but then for the address write in the turkish??

[stronger 43]

My husband has umlats in his last name Guler. over the U. I wrote it in normal roman letters in the area asking for his name. Then there is a line that asks for their name in their traditional language or alphabet. That is where I wrote it in. I believe I typed it Roman and then hand wrote in the umlats.

Hope that helps.

[ErikaAndHamit 73]

Well, whatever it asks you on line 16, name address or whatever, you would write it in Turkish. I can't remember if address is asked there? If it is, then yes.

[Ismail+Cassie 36]

Alright on line 16, whatever part that is in turkish...in my case just his address, I only wrote that part in, cuz its the only thing in turkish..Ill just put n/a for his name part, city and country cuz those dont use turkish letters..

Thanks guy so much )