G325A and I129F questions

[Toronto85 0]

Filling out the g325a form. My Fiancé the USC the petitoner he has never lived outside the United States on the question for living outside the United states for 1 year or more. Is it best to leave the question blank or put n/a/

Also for myself the beneficiary and the same question do I just leave the box blank or put n/a about the address for 1 year outside the US.

On the I129f for question 15 I was with him in the US at the time he filled out the form for I129f for a quick visit so he filled out SECTION 15 my travel documents and passport number. For travel document and passport do you duplicate the number?

Sorry just trying to make sure all forms are correct so no RFE’S later.

Thanks

[JFH 12,189]

But you have lived outside the USA? Surely you live in Canada now? So you will put your most recent address there. The USC who has never lived outside the country should write "none".

Don't duplicate the number for passport and travel document. They are two different things and people usually have one of the other but not usually both. They are not the same thing.

Edited September 8, 2016 by JFH

[Scandi 3,970]

On the I129f for question 15 I was with him in the US at the time he filled out the form for I129f for a quick visit so he filled out SECTION 15 my travel documents and passport number. For travel document and passport do you duplicate the number?

Sorry just trying to make sure all forms are correct so no RFE’S later.

Thanks

We put down the number that was on my travel document that I received from booking my flight ticket when I traveled to him that time. It might not have been the correct answer, but they did ask for "travel document number" and there was a "document number" on my travel documents that I had in my email, so that's what we went for. Didn't get an RFE though.