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Filling this idiot form out and not sure which person they're asking about.

 

On page 9 of the form it asks for "Biographic Information".  Is that for the US Citizen or for the Alien?  I honestly find terms like "petitioner" and "beneficiary" confusing.  Pretty sure I benefit from having my fiancé in the country.


Why would they need my information?  Kinda weird.  

 

Anyway..... Thanks for the clarification.

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Petitioner applies to the USC filling out the petition. Beneficiary refers to the foreign person receiving the immigration benefit. Part 4 on page 9 is asking for the biographic information of the USC petitioner. 

 

If you take issue with them asking a few simple questions about your height and weight, you're going to have a tough time through the rest of this process lol. I'm being facetious but, seriously, if you want to get through this process, be patient, put your head down, and do exactly what they want exactly as they request it. No point in getting upset. It is what it is.

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24 minutes ago, alliejourney said:

Petitioner applies to the USC filling out the petition. Beneficiary refers to the foreign person receiving the immigration benefit. Part 4 on page 9 is asking for the biographic information of the USC petitioner. 

 

If you take issue with them asking a few simple questions about your height and weight, you're going to have a tough time through the rest of this process lol. I'm being facetious but, seriously, if you want to get through this process, be patient, put your head down, and do exactly what they want exactly as they request it. No point in getting upset. It is what it is.

 

Oh, I take issue with the entire freaking process.  Faceless Fascist Bureaucrats can *bleepity bleep bleeping bleep bleep*.  😁

 

Buuuutttt..... Yes, yes.  I'll do what I must.  I appreciate the clarification.  Thank you!

14 minutes ago, SneakyPete said:

They need information about petitioner (US Citizen) so they can pass it on to FBI and other background verification services. Form I-129F for the most part is entirely about petitioner. 

 

Thanks for the clarification!

 
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