Part 3. Other Information Question Form I-129F

[ctaveras 0]

Hello,

In Part 3 (Other Information) Question 4 says:

Indicate which waiver applies:

- Multiple Flier. No Disqualifying Convictions (General Waiver)

- Multiple Filer. Prior Criminal Conviction for Specified offenses

- Multiple Filer, Prior Criminal Convictions Resulting from Domestic Violence

- Not Applicable, beneficiary is my spouse

In my case the multiple filer answer does not apply so my best option is Not Applicable, beneficiary is my spouse. What throws me off is the last part "beneficiary is my spouse" we are not married yet and I am not sure if this question should just be left blank or if I should choose this answer..

Can someone please tell me what's the correct way of answering this? I read that most people just choose the last option but I am not sure if this applies to me.

[Shauneg 762]

I left that completely blank as even the last option does not apply. I had no problems.

[Jo Së 200]

Hello,

In Part 3 (Other Information) Question 4 says:

Indicate which waiver applies:

- Multiple Flier. No Disqualifying Convictions (General Waiver)

- Multiple Filer. Prior Criminal Conviction for Specified offenses

- Multiple Filer, Prior Criminal Convictions Resulting from Domestic Violence

- Not Applicable, beneficiary is my spouse

In my case the multiple filer answer does not apply so my best option is Not Applicable, beneficiary is my spouse. What throws me off is the last part "beneficiary is my spouse" we are not married yet and I am not sure if this question should just be left blank or if I should choose this answer..

Can someone please tell me what's the correct way of answering this? I read that most people just choose the last option but I am not sure if this applies to me.

On part 3 of the form I-129F you only answer question 2 (2a. 2b. and 2c.) Everything is else leave completely blank if it doesn't apply.

[Zedayn 485]

You will only answer that question if you actually need a waiver. The instructions right above that question will tell you whether or not you are required to have a waiver. If it doesn't apply to you, then you leave it blank.

Edited April 8, 2015 by Zedayn