I-129F questions

[debbiedoo 2,339]

do not staple. make it easy for them. i described how i did it in my previous post

 

you dont get bonus points for pretty presentation

[MMara 33]

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you dont get bonus points for pretty presentation

 

That would be good though

 

Do you put N/A or none where the A-number or Social security number is requested (if no such)? Or just leave it blank?

[MMara 33]

And again sorry for many questions, but the last one for now.

 

SHould there be maiden name of mother or her current one?

In form G-325 that is not needed anymore, there was specified to provide the maiden name. And here no such specification.

What name to type there?

[fluffykim 333]

Hi, im proof reading my final package....i did it online so if the computer allows you to, put NA, if not an option it will move you on

 

I have copies of everything needed.  The additional items i added was phone log, whatsapp log.  good luck

[payxibka 10,044]

1 hour ago, MMara said:

And again sorry for many questions, but the last one for now.

 

SHould there be maiden name of mother or her current one?

In form G-325 that is not needed anymore, there was specified to provide the maiden name. And here no such specification.

What name to type there?

Current family name.  Just because maiden was asked for on a previous form doesn't mean it is currently needed 

[Valmabe 249]

9 hours ago, payxibka said:

No to staples.   The uscis takes it all apart,  make it easy for them.   Use  paper or binder clips 

Agree. Not even a binder, we just used binder clips (2) 1 for the form and the other for attached documents. Keep it simple and easy for them check.

Edited November 8, 2018 by Valmabe

[Valmabe 249]

15 hours ago, MMara said:

Hi All! I have two questions about the petition.

 

1) We are now filling in the I-129F form and the only information about the beneficiary I see there is name, addresses and employment history.

I don't see any request for a passport copy or anything like that.

I'm a bit confused about how will the NVC and consulate identify the beneficiary then while scheduling the interview?

Am I missing something or is it like that?

 

2) Formal question. The instruction says that If a question does not apply to you (for example, if you have never been married and the question asks “Provide the name of your current spouse”), type or print “N/A”.

So here we are really confused. Does that mean that in all fields not applying to us (interpreter and all the interpreter information, parts of addresses, names used etc. etc.) we shall put N/A? Or can they be left just blank? Will a mistake like that leave to RFE or anything?

 

And another question here. When I open the form in Adobe or Foxit it won't let me put "present" in the date field or put N/A (/ - not allowed). Can I print it out with what I have filled in and then just write the rest there with a pen?

 

1. If you are in the US at the time of filling the application, you must complete that part, if not just checked the box No in question 37. Your passport information will be requiered when filling form ds-160 for interview at US embassy in your country.

 

2. Again just check the box NO, and go to the next part.

 

I believe it is easier to do the form in a PC, because according to your answers cell will activate.

 

[Valmabe 249]

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