Country of citizenship

[Milxio 0]

Hi everyone quick question when you fill in the I-129f it asks u for the beneficiarys country of citizenship in this case me I do have two I was born in Sweden but my mom and dad are Salvadorians and therefore I became a citizen here to. I'm currently living in el Salvador I been here for 3 years. My question is do I put Sweden and el Salvador? Or do i just put one of them? Thanks in advance

[daigo 39]

I would not put two countries in one field. Put the country that last issued you a passport. You can attach a letter of explanation to explain that you are a citizen of two countries.

[Milxio 0]

I will have to put Sweden then I don't have a Salvadorian passport just a id. Can i put see attachment on the citizenship field or should I just include in in the I-129f package? Thank you for the fast response

[daigo 39]

I will have to put Sweden then I don't have a Salvadorian passport just a id. Can i put see attachment on the citizenship field or should I just include in in the I-129f package? Thank you for the fast response

Put Sweden in the citizenship field and attach a letter to the package. I wouldn't put "see attachment" in the citizenship field.

[Milxio 0]

Alright thank you for the info

[JFH 12,196]

Put the nationality of the passport you will be using for the visa. They will only be issuing one visa, not one for each passport, so use that one. Later in the process you will be asked if you have ever held other nationalities.

[Milxio 0]

Does it matter if I apply here in el Salvador with my Swedish passport?

[NikLR 13,235]

No as long as you have proof of your citizenship there.

Because of where you're located I'd be inclined to put your El Salvadorian citizenship to make sure your case ends up at the correct embassy.

[Adil & Jeanne 296]

corrent me if i am wrong but putting Sweden on application would mean he would have to interview in Sweden????

he maybe should get a passport from El Savador and send that info in

[NikLR 13,235]

A passport isn't needed until the DS-160 and interview so no, an El Salvador passport isn't needed, but I agree that the OP should put down El Salvador as their primary citizenship since they are currently living there. Just to eliminate that issue.

OP if you were in Sweden past the age of 16 for 6m+ you will need a police certificate from there as well.

[NikLR 13,235]

Also you can put BOTH countries on the I-129F and G-325a as country of citizenship and in fact I think you should do that. I don't see anywhere that a passport number is needed on the I-129F

[Shauneg 763]

corrent me if i am wrong but putting Sweden on application would mean he would have to interview in Sweden????

he maybe should get a passport from El Savador and send that info in

No you can interview in any country in the world. It isn't tied to your passport.

[NikLR 13,235]

No you can interview in any country in the world. It isn't tied to your passport.

Kind of.

You can interview in any country in which you are legally residing. You can't interview in a country you're just visiting but if you're working or attending school there on a valid visa, or have citizenship, you can interview there.

[Milxio 0]

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Also you can put BOTH countries on the I-129F and G-325a as country of citizenship and in fact I think you should do that. I don't see anywhere that a passport number is needed on the I-129F

. That would be really good if I could I lived in Sweden my hole life im 24and I been in el skvadordor 3 years I feel more Swedish then Salvadorian but I will still apply from el Salvador since I'm livibg there for family reason's Edited August 29, 2016 by Milxio

[Milxio 0]

Also I will be visiting Sweden soon and my fiancé is thinking about going to so I can show him where I grew up and for him to meet my brother and so on we will include this on the i-129f package for the prof of met during the past two years will this just be confusing or shouldn't that matter