How to write in this case??

[Sayaka T 0]

Hello! I have a question about I-129f form!

when I’m in this situation, how should I answer it?

 

Page 6,  Part2

information about your beneficiary

(About your parents)

•my father had divorced in long time ago.

(I don’t know he still alive or not)

•my mother; she abused me, so ran away from her, and I haven’t seen her for over 16 years.

 

please someone teach me! Thank you!

[JeanneAdil 6,203]

Name them both with their date of birth if u know it

put N/a for address 

 

The USC  can add a blank page to explain that u do not know this information

but u are the beneficary and u say this is about the bene parents 

and the form is for the USC to  fill out and he/she should follow instructions for the form

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15 minutes ago, JeanneAdil said:

Name them both with their date of birth if u know it

put N/a for address 

 

The USC  can add a blank page to explain that u do not know this information

but u are the beneficary and u say this is about the bene parents 

and the form is for the USC to  fill out and he/she should follow instructions for the form

In addition to that, even if its their first name you remember........just put it in there , use the part 8 attachment to offer explanation ....its no big deal...Even if you from the orphanage 

 

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[Sayaka T 0]

6 hours ago, JeanneAdil said:

Name them both with their date of birth if u know it

put N/a for address 

 

The USC  can add a blank page to explain that u do not know this information

but u are the beneficary and u say this is about the bene parents 

and the form is for the USC to  fill out and he/she should follow instructions for the form

Thank you answer the question.

so it’s okay “N/A” in there, isn’t it?

well, I’m beneficiary, and my parents like that.

or should explain on page 13(additional information) ??

[JeanneAdil 6,203]

Just now, Sayaka T said:

Thank you answer the question.

so it’s okay “N/A” in there, isn’t it?

well, I’m beneficiary, and my parents like that.

or should explain on page 13(additional information) ??

Again,  the USC is suppose to fill out the 129 form as he is petitioner and needs to sign 

but, yes,  put N/A and explain

 

[Ed&Midori1031 330]

11 hours ago, Sayaka T said:

Hello! I have a question about I-129f form!

when I’m in this situation, how should I answer it?

 

Page 6,  Part2

information about your beneficiary

(About your parents)

•my father had divorced in long time ago.

(I don’t know he still alive or not)

•my mother; she abused me, so ran away from her, and I haven’t seen her for over 16 years.

 

please someone teach me! Thank you!

Fill out as much information as possible.  Name and date of birth.  Put n/a if you don't know their physical addresses.