I129F/G325A question ...

[nate&nid 0]

Same problem with forms on Adobe as many already have found, namely not enough space for names and addresses. Earlier guidance on the forum suggested to fill in the blanks with "see attached sheet" and write out complete spelling of the name and address on the continuation sheet. In my case I will be compiling a book of continuation sheets (of Thai names and addresses) if I do one sheet for each question, especially 4 times each on the G325A form. Any problems experienced with combining multiple questions on these continuation sheets?

[TimsDaisy 0]

Have you tried downloading the latest version of Acrobat? Some of the newer forms don't load correctly in the older versions.

Of course, the easiest thing to do may be just to fill in what you can on the computer and print out the forms, then fill in the rest by hand. There's nothing wrong with filling in some or even all ofthe forms by hand - though it might be a bit more time consuming with the G-325A, it will save you from compiling endless attachements - which the reviewer will probably appreciate.

[nate&nid 0]

Have you tried downloading the latest version of Acrobat? Some of the newer forms don't load correctly in the older versions.

Of course, the easiest thing to do may be just to fill in what you can on the computer and print out the forms, then fill in the rest by hand. There's nothing wrong with filling in some or even all ofthe forms by hand - though it might be a bit more time consuming with the G-325A, it will save you from compiling endless attachements - which the reviewer will probably appreciate.

I tried the new Adobe, no luck. The USCIS guide mentions a little about limitations on the number of characters (32) per line, 4 lines for the address on the forms. There are 4 address blocks on the I-129F, which one do they use for mailings? Questions 2 or questions 15/16? Blocks are different, and with Thai addresses I need to put building number, Road, Soi, Tambon, Amphur, City, Province, Country, and Zip. It never ceases to amaze me that the USG insists on forms that at times is space and/or content inconsistent with the information that needs to go onto the form. Welcome to the new computer-information age!

..... I think I will spend a couple days doing my taxes.

[TimsDaisy 0]

What about just printing and filling in by hand though - write tiny, see what you can fit in clearly.