What should I put in fields that do not apply to me?

[theImmigrantGuy 7]

Should I put N/A in EVERY field that do not apply to me? For example: in the first field of employment I put "unemployed" should I put N/A for the street address? Also, about the interpreter and preparer? Should I put N/A in the family name field and leave the rest empty?

 

Thank you very much for any help!!!

[mark y maria 0]

I believe instructions say leave blank.  i left blank and did not use n/a.  double check.

[Mr Geminian 691]

You may leave it blank or else you will have 100's of "N/A" to write. We did the same for I-129F, K-1 Visa application and now for AOS. Good luck

[theImmigrantGuy 7]

6 minutes ago, Aviinashh said:

You may leave it blank or else you will have 100's of "N/A" to write. We did the same for I-129F, K-1 Visa application and now for AOS. Good luck

Did your application got accepted? So, should I just put N/A in the first field of the section that doesn't apply to me, correct? 

 

Sorry for sounding dumb. I'm just nervous to do something wrong.

[Mr Geminian 691]

Just now, omarsaleh92 said:

Did your application got accepted? So, should I just put N/A in the first field of the section that doesn't apply to me, correct? 

 

Sorry for sounding dumb. I'm just nervous to do something wrong.

Yes our I-129F got approved, my K-1visa got approved and am married now  and applied for AOS. No need to feel bad, we all have the doubts and even I had the same doubt last year when we started the process. I'd say leave it blank

[theImmigrantGuy 7]

1 minute ago, Aviinashh said:

Yes our I-129F got approved, my K-1visa got approved and am married now  and applied for AOS. No need to feel bad, we all have the doubts and even I had the same doubt last year when we started the process. I'd say leave it blank

Congratulations! Thank you for your help! 

[Mr Geminian 691]

1 minute ago, omarsaleh92 said:

Congratulations! Thank you for your help! 

You are welcome

[Jorge V 195]

It's often recommended here to not leave anything blank. The official instructions for the I-129f are very clear in that you have to write in N/A or None (https://www.uscis.gov/sites/default/files/files/form/i-129finstr.pdf). There have been a few examples on here of people getting RFEs and delaying their app due to blanks,

Edited October 10, 2017 by Jorge Valdivia

[theImmigrantGuy 7]

11 hours ago, Jorge Valdivia said:

It's often recommended here to not leave anything blank. The official instructions for the I-129f are very clear in that you have to write in N/A or None (https://www.uscis.gov/sites/default/files/files/form/i-129finstr.pdf). There have been a few examples on here of people getting RFEs and delaying their app due to blanks,

Thank you for pointing that out. However, I'm asking regarding a whole part. In a part where it doesn't apply to me (interpreter for example) I'll put N/A in the first field only or every single field?

[O.C 160]

4 hours ago, omarsaleh92 said:

Thank you for pointing that out. However, I'm asking regarding a whole part. In a part where it doesn't apply to me (interpreter for example) I'll put N/A in the first field only or every single field?

I put N/A in the first field of each Q. For example, if it asks about children and I have none = I put N/A in Child name 1, Child name 2 and Child name 3 boxes, but the rest of the fields (address/dob whatever else) I left empty..

Edited October 10, 2017 by Orit.d

[AntoinetteB 165]

On 10/10/2017 at 11:47 AM, omarsaleh92 said:

Thank you for pointing that out. However, I'm asking regarding a whole part. In a part where it doesn't apply to me (interpreter for example) I'll put N/A in the first field only or every single field?

i put N/A in every section that didnt apply to me it seems a bit obsessive but receiving an rfe for something so small and delaying your process by months would  be more devastating think OCD