I-129F #16 Fiance's native alphabet

[yassmine2878 1]

I am a little concerned about filling out the boxes on question 16 of the I-129F "If your fiance's alphabet uses other than Roman letters, write his name and address abroad in the native alphabet" My fiance is in Morocco where postal letters are usually addressed in French, so no big deal there. But his native alphabet is Arabic, and Im not very good at writing in Arabic yet. Should I leave it blank? Should I try to fill it in with the appropriate Arabic characters? Or does it not really apply because his country uses both French and Arabic?

[buckeye1971 0]

I'm learning to speak Russian and never wrote a letter in the Russian alpheblet, but I practiced a bit and wrote her info in Russian on our I-129F and it passed. If you have too have them send an email and copy and paste on the form or find someone to write it on the form, I would do their native alphabet. That is what it asks for.

[kerewin21 2]

My (now) husband is from Morocco and we just used his address in French. The only thing we wrote in Arabic (which I'm not convinced was necessary) was that we had him sign his name both in Arabic and in our alphabet on the G-325A. Nothing on the I-129F application was in Arabic.

Good luck!

Sharon