Question for form I-864 and I-130

[Misspippin 2]

I've decided to follow the USCIS site and write the name and A# (if any) at the top of each supporting document needed for the forms.

 

Well I am the USC, petitioning and sponsoring my husband, the intending immigrant.

 

SO, for these two forms, (i864, i130) even though I am the one filling it out and signing, should I be putting my husbands name and A# on the copies of the documents they request (since I'm filling it out for him)?

Or should I be putting my name (no A#)?

 

Thanks everyone

[kris&me 572]

I 130  form is used for a couple of applications 

he doesn't have an A  munber yet so that is blank

 

later when you start to send documents (RFE or to NVC) be sure to put the case number and both names and both DOB's in the upper right hand corner of each and every page before you send it 

[arken 4,197]

Your A#.

[Misspippin 2]

5 minutes ago, arken said:

Your A#.

I'm the USC. so my husbands?

So for the i864 form, they want copies of my paystubs. So I put his A# on those copies?

[arken 4,197]

You can put his A# or not put at all. You can simply write your name or not even do that. If you decide to out his A#, make sure you mention his name too not to confuse them otherwise. Not all beneficiary’s will have A#s and lots of USCs will have A#s.

 

I didn’t write any of those, name or A# or DOB, in any of the supporting documents. I

[NikLR 13,220]

You dont need an a# on either one unless you're answering a question that asks what your a#is.