worried about dates on I-129f

[dawgofwar71 0]

hello all, i have a simple Question.

i have read the links for planning on the I-129f. but what i haven't seen is. a time frame.

i had filled out most of the I-129f, regretfully. i had to move while in the process. and i am kinda worried about the time frame of the dates on the papers.

do i really need to worry?

[payxibka 10,045]

hello all, i have a simple Question.

i have read the links for planning on the I-129f. but what i haven't seen is. a time frame.

i had filled out most of the I-129f, regretfully. i had to move while in the process. and i am kinda worried about the time frame of the dates on the papers.

do i really need to worry?

Who are you? Alien or USC?

[dawgofwar71 0]

i am a US citizen, living in ohio.

[payxibka 10,045]

i am a US citizen, living in ohio.

I would change the addresses to the correct one so you can assure receiving the receipt notices...

[dawgofwar71 0]

i am a US citizen, living in ohio.

I would change the addresses to the correct one so you can assure receiving the receipt notices...

OK,but what about the the dates. they don't conflict.there is a gap in time.

[Gemmie 142]

i am a US citizen, living in ohio.

I would change the addresses to the correct one so you can assure receiving the receipt notices...

OK,but what about the the dates. they don't conflict.there is a gap in time.

I don't really understand what you're asking.

You said you've filled out most of the I-129F, so you haven't finished and sent it yet? If so, what is the issue?

What "time frame"?

Are you talking about residence times? Please give more information.

[dawgofwar71 0]

i am a US citizen, living in ohio.

I would change the addresses to the correct one so you can assure receiving the receipt notices...

OK,but what about the the dates. they don't conflict.there is a gap in time.

I don't really understand what you're asking.

You said you've filled out most of the I-129F, so you haven't finished and sent it yet? If so, what is the issue?

What "time frame"?

Are you talking about residence times? Please give more information.

yes,i have started it and almost done with it .when i was forced to move. what I'm worried about is the conflicting time frame . from me starting the packet until the time i finish it. there will be a several month gap. is this going to effect

[Gemmie 142]

You can only put your current/past addresses at the time you file, and if you move, contact them and let them know.

If you already know where your new address will be, make a supplement or re-do the sheet?

[pushbrk 12,898]

You can only put your current/past addresses at the time you file, and if you move, contact them and let them know.

If you already know where your new address will be, make a supplement or re-do the sheet?

When you file, file as if you did everything the day you filed. If a date isn't current, redo the form.

Is there something specific you are concerned about?

[Gemmie 142]

You can only put your current/past addresses at the time you file, and if you move, contact them and let them know.

If you already know where your new address will be, make a supplement or re-do the sheet?

When you file, file as if you did everything the day you filed. If a date isn't current, redo the form.

Is there something specific you are concerned about?

Thank you for finding the simple words that I was looking for.

[dawgofwar71 0]

You can only put your current/past addresses at the time you file, and if you move, contact them and let them know.

If you already know where your new address will be, make a supplement or re-do the sheet?

When you file, file as if you did everything the day you filed. If a date isn't current, redo the form.

Is there something specific you are concerned about?

just the time frame from her G-325a, to my I-129f..

[pushbrk 12,898]

You can only put your current/past addresses at the time you file, and if you move, contact them and let them know.

If you already know where your new address will be, make a supplement or re-do the sheet?

When you file, file as if you did everything the day you filed. If a date isn't current, redo the form.

Is there something specific you are concerned about?

just the time frame from her G-325a, to my I-129f..

No worries on the G325a unless the information itself is out of date. Next time you have a question, please be more specific.

[paothao 0]

You can only put your current/past addresses at the time you file, and if you move, contact them and let them know.

If you already know where your new address will be, make a supplement or re-do the sheet?

When you file, file as if you did everything the day you filed. If a date isn't current, redo the form.

Is there something specific you are concerned about?

just the time frame from her G-325a, to my I-129f..

No worries on the G325a unless the information itself is out of date. Next time you have a question, please be more specific.

Each form can have different date on it and it doesn't affect the other... Most of the forms can be saved if you do it online or computer, and you can change the date as often as you like when you're ready to file. For example, I-129f form can be saved and dated it accordingly when you're ready to file...