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Quick question...

Is it best to use 'England' or 'UK / United Kingdom' when completeing questions such as 'Country of residence' on forms I-129f and G-325A? I only ask because I've already shortened 'Chorlton-Cum-Hardy' to 'Chorlton' and 'Greater Manchester' to 'Manchester' in order to fit neatly on the Pdf forms.

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Quick question...

Is it best to use 'England' or 'UK / United Kingdom' when completeing questions such as 'Country of residence' on forms I-129f and G-325A? I only ask because I've already shortened 'Chorlton-Cum-Hardy' to 'Chorlton' and 'Greater Manchester' to 'Manchester' in order to fit neatly on the Pdf forms.

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I put 'UK' on my one.

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I put UK

5th February 2008 - I-129F forms sent for K1 visa (VSC)

26th March 2008 - NOA2 recieved via email

19th May 2008 - Interview............APPROVED!!!!!!

21st May 2008 - Visa in hand

29th July 2008 - POE

2nd September 2008 - Married

19th September - Mailed AOS/EAD/AP to Chicago lockbox

25th September - Check cashed $1010.00 (OUCH!!)

29th September - Received NOA's for AOS/EAD/AP

13th October - AOS Petition transferred to CSC!!!

17th October - Biometrics (Tampa Office)

17th October - AOS/EAD Touched

20th October - AOS Touched

21st October - AOS Touched

6th November - AOS/EAD/AP Touched (probably due to change of address)

10th December - EAD approved

28th January 2009 - GC approved without interview. Done with all this till 2011!!!!!!!!

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Quick question...

Is it best to use 'England' or 'UK / United Kingdom' when completeing questions such as 'Country of residence' on forms I-129f and G-325A? I only ask because I've already shortened 'Chorlton-Cum-Hardy' to 'Chorlton' and 'Greater Manchester' to 'Manchester' in order to fit neatly on the Pdf forms.

Thanks!

The one question where is asked 'nationality', we put "British", but otherwise where it asked 'country', we used "U.K."

K-1 - I-129F

Service Center : Vermont Service Center

Consulate : London, England

  • 18 May 2009: Interview - **APPROVED** (213 Days)

AOS - I-485

Field Office: Memphis, TN

  • 15 Dec 2009: **APPROVED!!** 131 Days!

EAD - I-765

  • 02 Dec 2009: **APPROVED!!** 141 Days (recommend do NOT e-file)

ROC - I-781

  • 07 Nov 2011: Package mailed to VSC (USPS Express mail)
  • 08 Nov 2011: Package received at VSC
  • 09 Nov 2011 - NOA1
  • 13 Jan 2012 - Biometrics appointment
  • 24 Aug 2012 - RFE (bummed!!!)
  • 13 Sep 2012 - **APPROVED!!**
  • 24 Sep 2012 - Card received

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Okay, thanks for all the help. I'll go with U.K. for country and British for nationality. Having studied in the US I bumped into several people who had a very limited knowledge of global geography... a friend of mine's girlfriend walked into his room and started studying a giant map of the USA that was pinned on his wall before posing the question;

"Harvey, where's Wales on this map?"

Hopefully she never made a career as a CO!

:lol:

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Okay, thanks for all the help. I'll go with U.K. for country and British for nationality. Having studied in the US I bumped into several people who had a very limited knowledge of global geography... a friend of mine's girlfriend walked into his room and started studying a giant map of the USA that was pinned on his wall before posing the question;

"Harvey, where's Wales on this map?"

Hopefully she never made a career as a CO!

:lol:

I also put UK but sheffield for the city. Cause that is where he lives.

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