I-485 question

[dbears 1]

These are probably simple questions that requires no brainer answers but my mind is currently in hibernation and can't seem to function well now that I am faced with all these AOS forms and requirements (we are still in the very early stage of AOS preparation)... I am hoping someone could help me out here.

Questions for I-485 for K2 visa holder ages 9 and 10 respectively:

1st question. Under the part where the alien number can be found, their visa was annotated: P/A My full name (being the mother and the principal visa applicant)... should I write in the full annotation in the I-485 form (e.g. P/A Maria Makiling) or just write in NONE?

2nd question: Their biological father signed both their birth certificate but I have never wrote his name on any other legal forms requiring fathers name since we parted ways 9years ago, I just leave that item blank... now, I want to acknowledge my husband as their legal father since we are now married, could I write my husband's name on the item for father's first name or should i just leave it blank?

3rd question: My kids are both not of legal age but they were required to sign some papers when we had our medical and also some of the forms for interview @ the US embassy in Manila. Should I let them sign the applicant's certification part of I-485 or should I just print their name and then I'll sign it with annotation "by"?

Thank you very much for all the inputs.

[Nich-Nick 3,354]

Questions for I-485 for K2 visa holder ages 9 and 10 respectively:

1st question. Under the part where the alien number can be found, their visa was annotated: P/A My full name (being the mother and the principal visa applicant)... should I write in the full annotation in the I-485 form (e.g. P/A Maria Makiling) or just write in NONE?

Well, none is a true answer so not a bad choice.

2nd question: Their biological father signed both their birth certificate but I have never wrote his name on any other legal forms requiring fathers name since we parted ways 9years ago, I just leave that item blank... now, I want to acknowledge my husband as their legal father since we are now married, could I write my husband's name on the item for father's first name or should i just leave it blank?

I think they are wanting biological. Don't you have to list your parent's names somewhere. Seems like they should too. I know it was on the form at the biometric appointment this week. About your new husband. I kinda think he would have to go to court and legally adopt them to have his name listed on this form as "father.". I could be totally wrong, but maybe somebody else will come in with a good opinion.

3rd question: My kids are both not of legal age but they were required to sign some papers when we had our medical and also some of the forms for interview @ the US embassy in Manila. Should I let them sign the applicant's certification part of I-485 or should I just print their name and then I'll sign it with annotation "by"?

I've read that under 14 do not have to sign, but think it's okay for them to.

[dbears 1]

Thank you very much for the input nich-nick.

[ez2007 1]

1st question. Under the part where the alien number can be found, their visa was annotated: P/A My full name (being the mother and the principal visa applicant)... should I write in the full annotation in the I-485 form (e.g. P/A Maria Makiling) or just write in NONE?

Hello Gay

Under the Alien Number, I wrote. . .NONE

2nd question: Their biological father signed both their birth certificate but I have never wrote his name on any other legal forms requiring fathers name since we parted ways 9years ago, I just leave that item blank... now, I want to acknowledge my husband as their legal father since we are now married, could I write my husband's name on the item for father's first name or should i just leave it blank?

I wrote there the name of their biological father.

3rd question: My kids are both not of legal age but they were required to sign some papers when we had our medical and also some of the forms for interview @ the US embassy in Manila. Should I let them sign the applicant's certification part of I-485 or should I just print their name and then I'll sign it with annotation "by"?

I let my 11-year-old son signed Part 4 then I signed Part 5 (Signature of person preparing form, if other than above).

For my 7-year-old daughter I just signed for her then with a dash wrote mother. I also signed Part 5.

[dbears 1]

1st question. Under the part where the alien number can be found, their visa was annotated: P/A My full name (being the mother and the principal visa applicant)... should I write in the full annotation in the I-485 form (e.g. P/A Maria Makiling) or just write in NONE?

Hello Gay

Under the Alien Number, I wrote. . .NONE

2nd question: Their biological father signed both their birth certificate but I have never wrote his name on any other legal forms requiring fathers name since we parted ways 9years ago, I just leave that item blank... now, I want to acknowledge my husband as their legal father since we are now married, could I write my husband's name on the item for father's first name or should i just leave it blank?

I wrote there the name of their biological father.

3rd question: My kids are both not of legal age but they were required to sign some papers when we had our medical and also some of the forms for interview @ the US embassy in Manila. Should I let them sign the applicant's certification part of I-485 or should I just print their name and then I'll sign it with annotation "by"?

I let my 11-year-old son signed Part 4 then I signed Part 5 (Signature of person preparing form, if other than above).

For my 7-year-old daughter I just signed for her then with a dash wrote mother. I also signed Part 5.

Thanks kaayo vanz, appreciate jud nako kaayo imong reply kay kakutaw na akong utak aning AOS... labaw pa di ko kathink clear sa kadako sa gasto.

Thanks kaayo usab. MWUAH.

[greeneyedgirlfl 0]

Hi, Gaye!!!! Long time, no see!!!