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Filing I129F - No Last Name for Beneficiary

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MMVISA31   15

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Guys,

I am ready to file I129F for my fiancee in India. I checked her passport and her birth certificate. Both is missing Last Name/Surname.

Surname field in the passport is blank.

Please let me know, what to write in I-129F ( 2.a ) . Is it ok to write "None" or "N/A".. Couple of sites says that we should write "LNU"

I am little confused. Please guide

I am the petitioner. I have all the names correct.

Thanks

I-130  - NOA1 - July 10, 2019

 

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KayDeeCee   4,893

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Do not use N/A since the question is applicable to you. Do not use None, as you do not want to take the chance that someone will assume the surname is actually None. The instructions state if something is N/A or None, then leave it blank. So, I would leave it blank or use dashes like this: -----. Add a note in the cover letter that she is from India and has no surname.

Link to K-1 instructions for Ciudad Juarez, Mexico > https://travel.state.gov/content/dam/visas/K1/CDJ_Ciudad-Juarez-2-22-2021.pdf

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anjans   21

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Do not use N/A since the question is applicable to you. Do not use None, as you do not want to take the chance that someone will assume the surname is actually None. The instructions state if something is N/A or None, then leave it blank. So, I would leave it blank or use dashes like this: -----. Add a note in the cover letter that she is from India and has no surname.

Oh no!! I used None!!! Am i in trouble?? lol

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01-27-14: RFE sent

02-04-14: Approved

02-06-14: Recieved my visa

02-10-14: Poe FLL

04-18-14: Got married

Timeline for my AOS:

09-27-14: Sent to Chicago lockbox

10-03-14: Recieved by USCIS - Confirmation sent by email

10-21-14: Recieved an rfe by email

11-19-14: Rfe recieved by USCIS

02-18-15: Recieved a NPIW letter

07-23-15: Greencard is being produced

07-23-15: A welcome letter has been mailed<p>

07-27-15: Received the welcome letter

08-18-15 card was mailed to me

08-20-15 Received greencard in mail

Timeline for my EAD:

09-27-14: Sent to Chicago Lockbox

09-30-14: Recieved by USCIS - Confirmation sent by email

12-02-14: EAD approved

12-01-15: Biometrics appt.

12-01-15: Card in process and are being mailed

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anjans   21

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Filed: Citizen (apr) Country: Sweden
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Do not use N/A since the question is applicable to you. Do not use None, as you do not want to take the chance that someone will assume the surname is actually None. The instructions state if something is N/A or None, then leave it blank. So, I would leave it blank or use dashes like this: -----. Add a note in the cover letter that she is from India and has no surname.

Sorry, that was for the g325-a form, will that be a problem though?

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Timeline for our K-1 Fiance Visa:

09-27-13: Sent to Texas Lockbox

09-30-13: Recieved by USCIS - Confirmation sent by email

10-03-13: NOA1 from USCIS by email

10-15-13: NOA1 , hardcopy recieved

10-24-13: Alien registration nr was changed

11-12-13: NOA2 from USCIS by email

11-18-13: NOA2 , hardcopy recieved

12-04-13: Our case was shipped to NVC

12-10-13: NVC recieved

12-13-13: Got NVC case nr

12-18-13: Case sent to embassy

01-17-14: Medical exam.

01-23-14: Interview appt.

01-27-14: RFE sent

02-04-14: Approved

02-06-14: Recieved my visa

02-10-14: Poe FLL

04-18-14: Got married

Timeline for my AOS:

09-27-14: Sent to Chicago lockbox

10-03-14: Recieved by USCIS - Confirmation sent by email

10-21-14: Recieved an rfe by email

11-19-14: Rfe recieved by USCIS

02-18-15: Recieved a NPIW letter

07-23-15: Greencard is being produced

07-23-15: A welcome letter has been mailed<p>

07-27-15: Received the welcome letter

08-18-15 card was mailed to me

08-20-15 Received greencard in mail

Timeline for my EAD:

09-27-14: Sent to Chicago Lockbox

09-30-14: Recieved by USCIS - Confirmation sent by email

12-02-14: EAD approved

12-01-15: Biometrics appt.

12-01-15: Card in process and are being mailed

20-01-15: EAD card recieved in the mail

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KayDeeCee Grand Master

KayDeeCee   4,893

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Oh no!! I used None!!! Am i in trouble?? lol

Only if the person adjudicating your case believes one of your names is None.

Link to K-1 instructions for Ciudad Juarez, Mexico > https://travel.state.gov/content/dam/visas/K1/CDJ_Ciudad-Juarez-2-22-2021.pdf

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