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Filed: Country: Japan
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well i am in the airforce stationed in misawa japan. I have a question about the Japanese address system i was wondering if anyone could help me on formating it to western style address. I am starting the process of filing the I-129 and when it ask for her address it ask for number and street, Apt#, town or city, state or country and zip code. Now i am confused where to put in the information of her address

here is her address translated in english

9-78 okamisawa -street number

misawa - city

amori - prefecture

033-0021 - postal code

Japan

if anyone could specific details on how i can file the I-129 with the correct address it would be great

thanks

Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: Japan
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well i am in the airforce stationed in misawa japan. I have a question about the Japanese address system i was wondering if anyone could help me on formating it to western style address. I am starting the process of filing the I-129 and when it ask for her address it ask for number and street, Apt#, town or city, state or country and zip code. Now i am confused where to put in the information of her address

here is her address translated in english

9-78 okamisawa -street number

misawa - city

amori - prefecture

033-0021 - postal code

Japan

if anyone could specific details on how i can file the I-129 with the correct address it would be great

thanks

I didnt do the same form as you because I just filed the I-130 but this is the format I used for my wife's address. I had to dig up a copy of the form I sent.

Address (Number and Street)

Okamisawa 9-78, Amori

(Town or city)

Misawa

(State/Country)

Japan

(Postal Code)

033-0021

I'm sure others can validate if that's right or not.

I hope this helps.

VSC

Sent I-130..................December 24 2007

Recieved NOA1...........Febuary 13th 2008

Received NOA2 approval email........May 1st 2008

NVC

May 6th 2008 : NVC received & case# generated

May 15th 2008 : NVC generated & mailed DS 3032 & AOS Fee Bill

May 28th 2008 : DS 3032 Sent (E-mailed / Auto Response)

June 4th 2008 : AOS shows PAID on website, THEN REJECTED twice

June 11th 2008 : AOS bill finally accepted. Shows PAID on website.

June 25th 2008 : Paid $400.00 IV Bill

June 26th 2008 : IV Bill shows PAID on website.

June 30th 2008 : Mailed DS-230 package to NVC.

July 11th 2008 : Called NVC. Automated message stated CASE COMPLETE!

August 8th 2008: Called NVC and spoke with operator. She stated Sept 29th at 9am is when the interview is scheduled for.

Sept 29th 2008: Wife had interview. Medical exam was about to expire before our flight so we had to get another one. Mailed it in to the embassy and got wife's visa a few days later in the mail.

Oct. 20th 2008: Wife, daughter and myself arrive back in America. POE took a whole 10 or 15 minutes.

Oct. 21st - forever: Happy to be with my wife and baby girl.

Good luck everyone!!! Stay strong and don't give up!

Jeff, Akiko and Mokka Harlow Krause!

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Filed: AOS (pnd) Country: Japan
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well i am in the airforce stationed in misawa japan. I have a question about the Japanese address system i was wondering if anyone could help me on formating it to western style address. I am starting the process of filing the I-129 and when it ask for her address it ask for number and street, Apt#, town or city, state or country and zip code. Now i am confused where to put in the information of her address

here is her address translated in english

9-78 okamisawa -street number

misawa - city

amori - prefecture **Do not include on I-129f, it's not necessary**

033-0021 - postal code

Japan

if anyone could specific details on how i can file the I-129 with the correct address it would be great

thanks

We filed for I-129 last year and the prefecture is not necessary. Good luck! :thumbs:

Edited by u2rsobad

K-1 Timeline:

May 31, 2007 - Mailed I-129F to Nebraska

Oct. 22, 2007 - NOA2 Hard Copy received!! No email/website update.

Nov. 16, 2007 - Paperwork found & received by NVC!

Jan. 7, 2008 - Finally got the interview date

Jan. 28, 2008 - Interview!! Approved!!!

Feb. 12, 2008 - Arrives in USA!!!

Feb. 18, 2008 - Wedding Day!!!!!!

Feb. 19, 2008 - Apply for SSN

AOS Timeline:

Mar. 12, 2008 - Packet mailed (AOS, EAD, & AP)

Mar. 12, 2008 - Husband's SSN arrives

Mar. 14, 2008 - AOS pkt was delivered at 7:52 AM & signed for by V BUSTAMANTE.

Mar. 18, 2008 - Check cashed!!

Mar. 21, 2008 - NOA's for AOS, EAD & I-131!! (Dated 3-18-08)

Mar. 31, 2008 - Can finally see AP & EAD online!!

Apr. 10, 2008 - Biometrics finished! Can finally see AOS online & EAD touch!

May 12, 2008 - Email: AP approved!!

May 14, 2008 - Email: EAD approved!!

May 16, 2008 - EAD card & AP in hand!!

Sept 19, 2008 - Interview letter - Oct. 24th - Seattle??

Oct. 21, 2008 - A Touch..WOW!! The interviewer must've put it on his/her desk!

Oct. 24, 2008 - Interview..now back to waiting!

Nov 13, 2008 - Approved! Card Production Ordered...finally!!

Nov 24, 2008 - Card arrives!!!!

Filed: AOS (pnd) Country: Japan
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Posted
well i am in the airforce stationed in misawa japan. I have a question about the Japanese address system i was wondering if anyone could help me on formating it to western style address. I am starting the process of filing the I-129 and when it ask for her address it ask for number and street, Apt#, town or city, state or country and zip code. Now i am confused where to put in the information of her address

here is her address translated in english

9-78 okamisawa -street number

misawa - city

amori - prefecture **Do not include on I-129f, it's not necessary**

033-0021 - postal code

Japan

if anyone could specific details on how i can file the I-129 with the correct address it would be great

thanks

We filed for I-129 last year and the prefecture is not necessary. Good luck! :thumbs:

Hi Smitty.

I hope my advice helpes...

I was in the U.S. for 5 years as an international student before. While I was there and when I applied for student visa before, I turned in all of my forms with my home address in Japan translated as shown below:

Address

1. street number

2. street name

3. (If there is an APT#, put it here)

4. City

5. Prefecture

6. Postal Code

7. Country: Japan

I think you should use the same rule of using commas as a U.S. address.

I never had a problem with this translation( including IRS forms, visa applications(student visa) and so on). We also turned in I-129F and are expecting to hear from them in a couple of weeks.

I wish you luck!!!!

Past History

10/09/2007: Sent out I-129F

07/31/2008: K1 visa issued

08/05/2008: U.S. entry as a K1 visa holder

09/03/2008: Wedding at the City Hall:)

AOS timeline

09/18/2008: Sent out AOS/EAD/AP via Fedex

09/22/2008: Application received

09/26/2008: Application received Date on NOA1

10/16/2008: Biometrics appointment

10/17/2008: Touch

12/08/2008: Filed a Service Request for EAD (more than 75 days since petition received.)

12/22/2008: Infopass Appointment (Day 91 since EAD application filed)

12/22/2008: EAD approved (card production ordered/Day 91)

12/31/2008: AP received in mail :)

01/02/2009: EAD received in mail :)

01/09/2009: AOS interview letter received in mail :)

02/20/2009: Interview :) => Approved!!!!!

 
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