Quick K-1 Visa Help

[amaraimee 109]

Hello everybody!

I've been following these discussions for months now, in preparation for filling out our K-1. My fiance is originally from Mauritius, currently living in Dublin, Ireland. I am a US Citizen. We are having a hard time with address formatting and all different kinds of things. Here are a few questions I am having.

Form 129-F:

- General question: I know I read somewhere but I can't find where, If a question doesn't apply to me, do I write N/A rather than leaving it blank?

- For the addresses: is a postal code the 4 digit extension off of the zip code? If so, where do I find it?

- Can I print off multiple of the part 8. Additional information sheets and attach them at the back? 

- Do I have to include ALL of my jobs for the past 5 years, no matter how short/long my employment was?

- My fiance's address in Mauritius is complicated. It doesn't have a proper zip code, postal code or house number. Only a street name- he says they know them by name when delivering mail but what if this gets complicated with USISC??

 

 

Form G-325A:

- If the question does not apply to my fiance or me on our forms, do we leave it blank or write N/A?

 

Any and ALL help is much appreciated. If anyone has been through this process and is able to check over our forms maybe that would help too!! Thank you in advance!

[KULtoATL 1,551]

1) Current instructions say complete the form fully and accurately. None and N/A are fine. Some boxes are automatically blanked because they are tied to the question before it.

 

2) Extension of zip code is not a postal code. Some country uses zip code some uses postal code. It's either or.

 

3) Yes you can print multiple sheets.

 

4) Yes all employments in the last 5 years. Don't leave any gap unless you're actually unemployed.

 

5) State his street address as is. I'm sure his local embassy understands the postal system there. Won't be an issue since USCIS contacts only the petitioner.

 

6) G-325A is no longer needed. Please use the current I-129F form.

[amaraimee 109]

14 minutes ago, KULtoATL said:

1) Current instructions say complete the form fully and accurately. None and N/A are fine. Some boxes are automatically blanked because they are tied to the question before it.

 

2) Extension of zip code is not a postal code. Some country uses zip code some uses postal code. It's either or.

 

3) Yes you can print multiple sheets.

 

4) Yes all employments in the last 5 years. Don't leave any gap unless you're actually unemployed.

 

5) State his street address as is. I'm sure his local embassy understands the postal system there. Won't be an issue since USCIS contacts only the petitioner.

 

6) G-325A is no longer needed. Please use the current I-129F form.

Thank you SO much!! I will get rid of our G-325A forms. I had read somewhere they were no longer necessary but wasn't sure! I found a checklist through VJ that states you should send in a copy of the front and back of your Birth Certificate, but the back is blank. Is this necessary?

[KULtoATL 1,551]

Just now, aimeelancaster said:

Thank you SO much!! I will get rid of our G-325A forms. I had read somewhere they were no longer necessary but wasn't sure! I found a checklist through VJ that states you should send in a copy of the front and back of your Birth Certificate, but the back is blank. Is this necessary?

If it's blank, then no. Make sure it's an official birth certificate not a keepsake copy

[amaraimee 109]

3 minutes ago, KULtoATL said:

If it's blank, then no. Make sure it's an official birth certificate not a keepsake copy

It is! I went and got it from the state itself! Thank you SO much! I'm going to keep working at the Form and let you know if I come up with any other questions  Have you applied and gotten accepted yet?

[KULtoATL 1,551]

We received our NOA2 for the I-129F end of June. My interview at the embassy is only happening in August because that's what they have available  I can't do my medical immediately either because I can only get it done 2 weeks before my interview date.