The Nitty-Gritty: I-129F/G-325A Q's

[JULIAFERNO 0]

G-325A Questions:

1) If no middle name, write "none"?

2) If foreign fiance's country does not have provinces/states, write "none"?

3) For foreign fiance: "Applicant's last address outside of the United States for more than one year?" - How to answer this question?

4) Are you able to leave boxes blank if they are referring to a question in which you already stated "none" (e.g. Husband or Wife: "None" - can I leave the subsequent boxes blank (name, birth date, etc)?

5) For employment section: There have been period where I've been employed by two companies at the same time - but for both companies I was a "independent contractor" - Also, the jobs were completely unrelated fields of work (teacher and internet sales manager) how should I handle this?

I-129F Questions:

1) Part A, Q. 12 - "If youf fiance is currently in the U.S. complete the following" - if not applicable to my fiance should I leave blank or write "Not currently in the U.S."?

2) Part B, Q. 18 - "Describe the circumstances under which you met" - If i attached a suplement sheet for this question, should I simply state in this box "See I-129F Supplement, Part B, Question 18..etc."?

I think that's all!

Cok tesekkur ederim (Thank you so much!) B)

Edited November 2, 2007 by JULIAFERNO

[Zee Bee 61]

G-325A:

(1) I have no middle name, I left it blank

(2) Blank

(3) Put in your fiance's current address since it is outside the US.

(4) If I wrote none for the husband/wife question I left other questions related to that blank.

(5) I had 2 jobs that overlapped, I just wrote them in separately.

I-129F:

(1) N/A

(2) Yes. Make sure to sign and date the supplement.

Zee

[LuciansGirl 0]

G-325A Questions:

1) If no middle name, write "none"?

2) If foreign fiance's country does not have provinces/states, write "none"?

3) For foreign fiance: "Applicant's last address outside of the United States for more than one year?" - How to answer this question?

4) Are you able to leave boxes blank if they are referring to a question in which you already stated "none" (e.g. Husband or Wife: "None" - can I leave the subsequent boxes blank (name, birth date, etc)?

5) For employment section: There have been period where I've been employed by two companies at the same time - but for both companies I was a "independent contractor" - Also, the jobs were completely unrelated fields of work (teacher and internet sales manager) how should I handle this?

I-129F Questions:

1) Part A, Q. 12 - "If youf fiance is currently in the U.S. complete the following" - if not applicable to my fiance should I leave blank or write "Not currently in the U.S."?

2) Part B, Q. 18 - "Describe the circumstances under which you met" - If i attached a suplement sheet for this question, should I simply state in this box "See I-129F Supplement, Part B, Question 18..etc."?

I think that's all!

Cok tesekkur ederim (Thank you so much!) B)

Hi,

We also hope we filled out the forms correctly.

G-325A:

* My fiance doesnt have a middle name so he write down "None"

* His country also dont have a state/province so he wrote down "None"

* I filled in the address he was at for over a year (his country), he's never been to the US and I'm hoping I did the right thing. I saw it on the sample G-325A form and the beneficiary stated her Australian address on that particular field. Please see the "Example Forms" tab.

* We left the boxes blank after he answered "None" to spouse and former spouse.

I-129F:

* He's never been to the US so I answered NO to that question and since Q.12 didn't apply, I wrote down N/A.

* Looks good.

Good luck to you and your SO. I just sent mine in and waiting for them to cash the check so i can check the status.