I-129 Question

[Mitexi 8]

Hello, I am just starting the process of trying to get my Australian fiance into the U.S. I am currently filling out form I-129 and I have a quick question.

My fiance has two middle names, and they will not both fit in the space provided. Even if I try to write it out by hand, I know I won't be able to fit both of them. Should I just write the first of the two middle names, or do I need to put both of them somewhere else? Do I need to attach a whole different page for the continuation? And if so, what do I write in the actual box provided?

EDIT: Also, for #10, if I was born in the U.S., am I just supposed to leave the rest of those boxes blank, or do I need to put in None or N/A?

Edited October 21, 2011 by Mitexi

[qwerty1974 11]

I'm not certain on that one...perhaps list just their middle initials on the form and attach an additional sheet explaining and with their full name?

[Barbara J 115]

Hello, I am just starting the process of trying to get my Australian fiance into the U.S. I am currently filling out form I-129 and I have a quick question.

My fiance has two middle names, and they will not both fit in the space provided. Even if I try to write it out by hand, I know I won't be able to fit both of them. Should I just write the first of the two middle names, or do I need to put both of them somewhere else? Do I need to attach a whole different page for the continuation? And if so, what do I write in the actual box provided?

EDIT: Also, for #10, if I was born in the U.S., am I just supposed to leave the rest of those boxes blank, or do I need to put in None or N/A?

If hr uses just one middle name that's all you need to put. Very rarely we Aussies use all our middle names. Just one is fine.

Q10 you tick Birth in the US and that's it.