Multiple questions for I-130 (merged)

[shiam 1]

I am a U.S. Citizen filing for a spouse visa. My spouse has never been to the U.S. I am confused about whether I need to file I-130, I-485, I-765 together or separately? Will I need to submit Affidavit of Support I-864 at the same time also? What are the pros and cons? If separately, then at what point do I file this?

Is there a guide on VJ on this topic?

[MrsBurgz 104]

at the top.

[Ryan H 3,790]

I-485 and I-765 are forms you will never use for the spousal visa process.

[EM_Vandaveer 2,368]

Follow the guide:

http://www.visajourney.com/content/i130guide1

[shiam 1]

On I-130 and G325A, some of the information does not fit in the box space provided. Should I partially fill in whatever I can and attach a continuation sheet? or Should I write See continuation sheet and leave the remaining fields blank under that row.

For example, on I-130 should I put "see continuation sheet" on Part C (Information about your relative), #2 (Address) and then leave city, state, and zip code blank? Or should I put in partial street address, partial city, and partial state, without mentioning "continuation sheet" and just include a continuation sheet?

[shiam 1]

Should I put "None" for additional names used? Or Should I put "N/A" for additional names used and name of prior spouse. I am afraid that if I put None, someone might think that None is a name.

[shiam 1]

For I-130, Section C Relatives info, my spouse does not have a social security number or an alien number.

Social security field only allows me to enter numbers. Should I print the form and hand write None? or should I leave it blank?

Alien number - my spouse does not have an alien number, should I type None or should I type in N/A?

[NewBrunswicker 19]

I would put N/A.

[NewBrunswicker 19]

Your answers are in this link http://www.visajourney.com/examples/INS-Form-I-130.pdf It will probably answer your future questions too.

[NewBrunswicker 19]

I would go straight to the continuation sheet and refer to it on the respective form. It is clearer this way.

[shiam 1]

Form I-130, Section C: Relative's Information, Question 19,

I think it is asking me for my spouse's phone number. When I enter my spouse's international phone number, and click on the next field, it brings up a pop up window that says "enter your 10 digit phone number." What does this mean? Am I suppose to enter my USA phone number here? Or should I leave that field blank? When I click ok, the pop up window closes and the international number remains in the field and I am able to fill in the remaining form (basically it allows me to enter a phone number that is longer than 10 digits).

what should I do?

[B&Z 201]

Hand-write your spouse's phone number there after you print out the form.

[B&Z 201]

I wrote N/A for those.

[B&Z 201]

You can put N/A or (none). If you put parentheses, it's clear that it's not a name.

[shiam 1]

For I-130, Section C, Qt 22:

If filing for spouse, give last address at which you lived together and dates.

I only visited my spouse for a few weeks during which we lived together.

1) Does living together during my visit to my spouse means the same thing as "living together"?

2) Should I put the address at which stayed together during my visit to my spouse?