Questions for K-1 Petition

[JJ and Patty 9]

Me and my fiance' are presently working to get our package together for the initial petition. I just got deployed so I sent all of my paperwork back to my sister and my fiance' did as well. Going through the RFE master list I noticed a few things I'm going to have to change and a few things I may or may not have to. Here are a few of my questions:

Do I need my fiance's birth certificate from Thailand?

She put N/A on her G-325A forms, is it okay for us to put a line through it and write NONE or do we have to redo the whole form?

Also we left the Alien registration number blank do we need to write NONE there as well?

Do we need a copy of her Thailand passport?

Also do we need to write NONE in EVERY single blank on the form? IE. we dont have children, do we need to write none over and over again or is just the first box okay?

I'm really worried about the little things because at this point it will take a LONG time for me to fix them as I will have to send the paperwork from here in Kuwait....which is proving to be extremely slow.

[Moomin 292]

It's not recommended to leave anything blank. You can hope the adjucator isn't being picky about it. Leaving it blank isn't an option usually; either your fiancee has an A# or she doesn't.

If you write "NONE" in the first line of "children" then you don't have to fill out the rest. It's already done by writing "none" in the first box.

AT this stage if your fiancee hasn't travelled to see you there's no need for her passport. At interview stage there is. It's also at interview(embassy) stage she'll need her birth certificate and an English translation of is.

Where did she write N/A? If asked for her current job and she has none, then N/A isn't the right option since it's basically saying it's not relevant to USCIS.

Edited December 20, 2011 by moomin

[JJ and Patty 9]

She put N/A in her middle name box because she doesn't have one, is that okay?