I-129f help

[kenmal97 5]

I am very close to finishing filling out my I-129f petition and I have a few questions:
1.) I am not employment and haven't had any past jobs yet. Do I write 'none' in my employment section?
2.) I am on a long visit in the U.K staying with my fiancee but I legally live in the U.S. Would I still put my U.S address as my mailing/physical address? My mom is going to update me on anything we receive back from USCIS before my return.
3.) My fiancee is unsure of when she started and left her last job. We put the best guess we could on that part. Should I inform USCIS about this by putting a small sticky note on that section or something similar? 
4.) When I was a young teen I was caught shoplifting with some other kids but we never went to Court or got arrested, only had to attend a class with our parents. Would I need to provide anything for this? My mom doesn't believe it's on my criminal record since I was classed as a juvenile and I never got charged for it. 
5.) On the section where it asks for my fiancees passport number, I am confused to what a 'travel document number' is and it also asks 'Date authorized expired or will expire as shown on Form I-94f or I-95f'. Can someone tell me what this means? And do I need to fill it out

Thank you for any help. I am afraid of making any small mistake that could make the process much harder and/or longer for us.

Edited July 10, 2017 by kenmal97

[KULtoATL 1,552]

1) Yes, you put None.

 

2) Yes, your mailing address should remain your US address because you're only visiting your fiancée in the UK, not living.

>> Physical address: How long have you been in the UK?

 

3) A guesstimate is fine. No need for sticky notes.

 

4) Call your local court to check if there are any such official records. Where did you attend the class with your parents? Possible to request for a statement from the entity-in-charge? If no formal documents, maybe you can state your shoplifting history in an affidavit.

 

5) Your fiancee is not currently in the US so there's no need to answer Item 38.

 

 

[kenmal97 5]

@KULtoATL I've been in the UK on this visit for about 2 months. And we attended the class at the police department 

[KULtoATL 1,552]

3 minutes ago, kenmal97 said:

@KULtoATL I've been in the UK on this visit for about 2 months. And we attended the class at the police department 

Ask the police department if they could provide you with a letter to confirm your attendance of the class or something to the effect. But remember to also write your own affidavit admitting to having gotten caught shoplifting if there are no court or police records on that

 

As for your physical address, I'm not sure if you need to list your fiancée's address since you're only visiting for 2 months. Previously, when the G-325A was separate, the only foreign address that the petitioner needed to provide was one where you'd have stayed for a year or more. Maybe apply that rule so only list your US physical address?