Questions on filling out the I-129F

[DFWJimbo 4]

I have a couple of questions on filling out the I-129F, I'm trying to be as precise as possible without making any mistakes like spelling or abbreviations where there shouldn't be, etc.

I'm filling out the I-129F electronically (typing in the information prior to printing-my handwriting is awful at times). My fiancee is in the Philippines, and her address at home is longer than the space the form allows. When I mail her things, I usually split her address to 2 lines, but even with that, there is not enough room. Example: Address would be something like: 19 Main Extension Street, Somename Subdivision (I've tried abbreviating it as 19 Main Ext Somename Sub, but it cuts off). How do I successfully get the address in there correctly?

Also, spaces for phone numbers for her don't appear to allow placement of Non-US phone numbers, shall I leave that space blank?

Lastly, typical for filipinos, the city you're born in includes the name of the province (example: City Province, Philppines), shall I include that in the City of her birth, or be strict on the City name (without the Province name)? I was thinking of putting in: CityName (Province) like that.

[Pitaya 2,576]

Welcome to the forum.

I ran into similar issues with my then-fiancee's address in northern China. I provided the necessary information on a supplemental sheet (as mentioned in the Form I-129F instructions) , referencing the the pertinent question at the top of the page. Your other item(s) of inquiry are country-specific.

http://www.uscis.gov/sites/default/files/files/form/i-129finstr.pdf

Good luck on your immigration journey.

~Moved from K1 Process to Phil. Regional Forum~

~Inquiry is country-specific~

[VOL 425]

Just make the address fit, You don't need to include Barangay, etc. Only time address is used is when they deliver visa, and you can double check that or change that address at the embassy. There is a 2Go (Delivery Company) window inside US embassy and you can double check there

For the last question I would put city and province. Like Digos City, Davao City. Or Tobacco City, Albay City....

[Darnell 8,478]

if it's too big to print,

you could write it in after printing.

sure, this might mean getting someone you know with great penmanship, since you claim yours is atrocious, but it's allowed.

[Greenbaum 12,258]

You can use normal abbreviations for any part of the address, but be sure they are common to the Philippines, meaning any person trying to deliver a package would be able to understand what the abbrv. meant, and be sure to use it on all your documents going forward.

You could leave blank and hand write the information like what Darnell said or

You could place It on a separate sheet and attach it to the I-129f as what Pitaya recommended.

For the phone number I would hand write that on the document.

Just be neat, accurate and truthful with your answers and you should not have any problems.

Throughout your visa paperwork travels you may need some additional help. Follow the guide below at the twisting arrow return here if you get stumped on something. A lot of veterans of the process here to help.

Edited July 8, 2015 by Greenbaum

[Tahoma 2,291]

I would put your fiancee's complete name, address, and phone number on a separate sheet. On the I-129F, write "see attached sheet."

[DFWJimbo 4]

Thanks for everyone's answers!

[DFWJimbo 4]

For the G-325a, does she need to fill one out for her 5 year old daughter also?

[Greenbaum 12,258]

For the G-325a, does she need to fill one out for her 5 year old daughter also?

No G-325a is needed for the 5 year old. It doesn't hurt to include if you would rather but it's not needed. If you decide to, you will come to the blank asking for the A#, use your wife's A# as the child does not have an A# yet.

The G-325A Instructions are: You must submit a completed Form G-325A if the K2 is between 14 and 79 years of age.

If you need some additional tips and tricks about the AOS click on the link at the end of the twisting arrow in my signature below. Once on the home page go to the AOS tab.

Edited July 9, 2015 by Greenbaum

[Hank_ 9,173]

For the G-325a, does she need to fill one out for her 5 year old daughter also?

NO. Only you and your fiancee complete the G-325A/

I agree with Tahoma to put the address on a separate sheet of paper and notate the question/item # .

No G-325a is needed for the 5 year old. It doesn't hurt to include if you would rather but it's not needed. If you decide to, you will come to the blank asking for the A#, use your wife's A# as the child does not have an A# yet.

The G-325A Instructions are: You must submit a completed Form G-325A if the K2 is between 14 and 79 years of age.

If you need some additional tips and tricks about the AOS click on the link at the end of the twisting arrow in my signature below. Once on the home page go to the AOS tab.

Did you do G-325A's for your step kids? Doubt it. Not needed or required.

[Greenbaum 12,258]

NO. Only you and your fiancee complete the G-325A/

I agree with Tahoma to put the address on a separate sheet of paper and notate the question/item # .

Did you do G-325A's for your step kids? Doubt it. Not needed or required.

Yes I did for step daughter who is over 14 yo. The other was under 14 so no 325a for him.

[Hank_ 9,173]

Yes I did for step daughter who is over 14 yo. The other was under 14 so no 325a for him.

Where does it state with the I-129F that a G-325A is required for the K2? I don't see it mentioned in the I-129F instructions or the form, I must be missing it, can you shoot me a link?