A couple questions on the 129f form

[K1VISAT 7]

Hi there.

 

I just have a couple questions in regards to filing out the 129-f

 

One of the questions is where it asks for information about your parents, if there is only one known parent, would i leave the slot for parent number two just blank? Or would i write N/A?

 

Next question is for question 38B

it's asking for the beneficiary's I-94 arrival-departure number, and I'm not sure what that is.

I am the beneficiary, I'm a Canadian, and I am currently in America while we work on the 129-f together. I'm just here visiting, I didn't need any kind of visa, and was never given any paperwork or anything.

 

 

Next question is question 45A. address in the United States where your beneficiary intends to live. That would be my fiances home address, correct?

Would my physical address abroad be the same thing too?

Next question is my address in my native alphabet. I only speak English, do I leave it blank or fill it out in English?

 

And my last question, if the G-35a is no longer needed since I'm using the newest 129-f form, where do we clip our passport style photos? As I remember most people were clipping them to each g35a form in the past.

 

Thank you so much!

[Ben&Zian 4,397]

Just put the known parent, then put UNK or NA in the second.

 

Not sure on the I-94 issue as that seems to be a common issue with Canadians coming over with land crossings especially. Try searching here on VJ using the search bar top right.

 

For 45A, yes, the address you intend to live at is wherever your USC fiance lives.

 

Leave the language question blank or N/A. 

 

Just put them in like a ziplock bag and paper clip them to the main petition. Long as they are along with it should be fine.

[KimchiLumpia 315]

5 hours ago, K1VISAT said:

Hi there.

 

I just have a couple questions in regards to filing out the 129-f

 

One of the questions is where it asks for information about your parents, if there is only one known parent, would i leave the slot for parent number two just blank? Or would i write N/A?

I'd write "N/A - Unknown"

 

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Next question is for question 38B

it's asking for the beneficiary's I-94 arrival-departure number, and I'm not sure what that is.

I am the beneficiary, I'm a Canadian, and I am currently in America while we work on the 129-f together. I'm just here visiting, I didn't need any kind of visa, and was never given any paperwork or anything.

Place "N/A" as you do not have an I-94 number.  My Canadian fiance had the same question at the time we filled her K1 Visa petition as well.  We placed "N/A" as well and we got her approved K1 Visa in hand last month.

 

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Next question is question 45A. address in the United States where your beneficiary intends to live. That would be my fiances home address, correct?

Yes, this would be your fiance's home address.

 

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Would my physical address abroad be the same thing too?

If you are referring to question 47.a-f, this refers to your Canadian address.

 

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Next question is my address in my native alphabet. I only speak English, do I leave it blank or fill it out in English?

Enter "English"

 

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And my last question, if the G-35a is no longer needed since I'm using the newest 129-f form, where do we clip our passport style photos? As I remember most people were clipping them to each g35a form in the past.

We placed ours in a ziploc sandwich bag paper clipped to a blank piece of paper.  We then paper clipped it to the G-35a.   In your case, I would do the same, but just paper clip it behind the entire I-129F petition.  

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Thank you so much!

 

Edited May 18, 2017 by KimchiLumpia