US Immigration from Thailand

My conditional resident wife is from Thailand. Her English language skills are somewhat limited. We have gone over the I-751 form and her answers and she has read everything completely. She knows basic english, but nothing complicated. We are trying to avoid the additional expense of involving an INTERPRETER/TRANSLATOR in this process, but have concerns about how involved the Biometric Appointment is going to be for her and whether or not I, as her U.S. Citizen spouse can attend this appt. with her.

Any experience with this would be very helpful...we will be filing our I-751 very soon, so need to make a decision.

Thanks to anyone who replies to this question.

Hello all,

I'm assisting my Thai wife in filling out the I-751 form.

In the section 1. on page 1 it asks for her full name: In her case, she has NO MIDDLE NAME.... WOULD YOU USE "None" or "N/A" ?

I've seen instances where if you use "None" they assume that's the actual name and "none" is used as a middle name.

Advice would be appreciated.

What the current waiting time please for interview after nvc forwards your case to embassy? It s been 4 weeks.

How did you folks WITHOUT CHILDREN handle section 5 on the I-751.

The form instructions say to not leave anything BLANK, but we have no children and the form allows blank sections for 5 children.

That's a lot of N/A's or "Nones" to fill in. for those like us with NO Children how did you deal with section 5 and all those blanks??

thanks for any replies to this question.

I just assumed that any included AFFIDAVITS would need to be original instead of photocopies. But now I'm not sure. They say in the instructions not to send originals unless specifically asked for. Also is anyone sending COLOR photocopies of things like Drivers licenses and GREEN CARDS or just making black and white copies?