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Help... :blink: So, my fiancee's address is too long to fit in the space provided on the I-129F. Should I just type in the space "see attached sheet", then on the attached sheet place her address?? Thanks anyone for the help in advance...

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Help... :blink: So, my fiancee's address is too long to fit in the space provided on the I-129F. Should I just type in the space "see attached sheet", then on the attached sheet place her address?? Thanks anyone for the help in advance...

Sounds great :thumbs:

Don't forget to sign and date the paper.

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First met in Canada, Sept 22, 2006 <3

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Help... :blink: So, my fiancee's address is too long to fit in the space provided on the I-129F. Should I just type in the space "see attached sheet", then on the attached sheet place her address?? Thanks anyone for the help in advance...

For all information that would not fit in those tiny boxes, I wrote see attached, then attached a sheet of paper referencing the section or item number. Also, on the attachment, be sure to reference the form and fiance's name and Receipt #...just in case the two documents get separated.

K-1 & I-601 Waiver Timeline 4/7/06 to 9/12/07

4/7/06: I-129 K-1 Application mailed

4/20/06: NOA Receipt

6/23/06: Req for Evidence

8/31/06: NOA

9/28/06: NOA- NVC rcvd I-129

10/12 & 11/9: Rcvd CDJ Ltr- processing Visa

12/6/06: CDJ Interview - Denied - I-601 Waiver Required

12/18/06: I-601 filed

8/6/07: Waiver Approval

8/22/07: Waiver Approval letter received

9/4/07: Open Appointment Letter Rcvd (postmarked 8/31/07 from Texas)

9/9/07: Arrive in CDJ for Open Appt

9/10/07: Open Appointment

9/12/07: RECEIVED K-1 VISA!

AOS - 10/8/07 to 11/21/07

9/14/07: Entered the United States

9/21/07: Happliy Married!

10/6/07: AOS Packet Mailed to Chicago Lockbox!

10/8/07: Return Receipt stamped received by USCIS

10/19/07: NOA Receipt for AOS & EAD received

10/24/07: Case Online at USCIS.gov

10/25/07: Touched

11/3/07: Biometrics Appointment

11/5/07: Touched

11/14/07: Appointment Letter received

11/16/07: EAD Production ordered.

11/21/07: AOS Interview - Approved - Hubby is Legal Permanent Resident (Conditional)

11/23/07: Registered Customer's new permanent resident status (Online Case Status)

11/25/07: Touched - Production of EAD ordered (Online Case Status)

11/26/07: On November 26, 2007, we ordered production of your new card (Green Card).

11/28/07: Received EAD Card!

11/30/07: Received Welcome to the U.S. Letter

12/1/07: Received GREEN CARD!

Filed: Citizen (pnd) Country: Canada
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Help... :blink: So, my fiancee's address is too long to fit in the space provided on the I-129F. Should I just type in the space "see attached sheet", then on the attached sheet place her address?? Thanks anyone for the help in advance...

For all information that would not fit in those tiny boxes, I wrote see attached, then attached a sheet of paper referencing the section or item number. Also, on the attachment, be sure to reference the form and fiance's name and Receipt #...just in case the two documents get separated.

exactly how to do it :thumbs:

*Cheryl -- Nova Scotia ....... Jerry -- Oklahoma*

Jan 17, 2014 N-400 submitted

Jan 27, 2014 NOA received and cheque cashed

Feb 13, 2014 Biometrics scheduled

Nov 7, 2014 NOA received and interview scheduled


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