no middle name!

[Alex+R 0]

This is a bit silly, but you know how on the I-129F there is a blank for middle name? Reynaldo doesn't have one. So, do I put "N/A" or "none"? I generally find this to be confusing

Also, while I'm talking about these initial forms... I have a gap in addresses because I traveled for six months after my lease ended. I had my mail forwarded to my parents' house. Then I lived with Reynaldo in Brazil. So can I leave a small gap in address there? Or should I write "homeless" or "no address"??

Thanks!!! I just found this board and it is a godsend!

Alex

[*Robert* 2]

My fiancee doesn't have a middle name either. I simply left it blank on every form I ever filled out for her, and never had a problem getting the visa or getting through the POE.

Good luck with your petition!

[Alex+R 0]

My fiancee doesn't have a middle name either. I simply left it blank on every form I ever filled out for her, and never had a problem getting the visa or getting through the POE.

Good luck with your petition!

Thanks! Makes me breathe easier. Especially since people keep saying "don't leave anything blank ever"... apparently it's not such a big deal?

[jackybeertje 0]

We typed in none and we didnt have any probs with that either.

[elizaxyz 0]

I just drew a line through the box, as my fiance doesn't have a middle name either.

[wherezdabearz 0]

I put NONE in brackets just so they didn't think None was my middle name - trying to cover all bases!

Re: addresses, I would give the addresses where I was receiving mail at the time. Less likely to raise queries from them.

Hope it all goes smoothly for you

Alison

[lquin 0]

I put NONE in brackets just so they didn't think None was my middle name - trying to cover all bases!

Re: addresses, I would give the addresses where I was receiving mail at the time. Less likely to raise queries from them.

Hope it all goes smoothly for you

Alison

"None" is the appropriate answer

[Ladylethal 12]

Someone said they put none and they wrote none in her middle name in her documents later.

I put NONE in mine anyway.

[Cristy 4]

n/a means not applicable, it is applicable so you would put none.

[Euro 3]

I Left mine blank, didnt want anyone to think my middle name was "NONE"

[SENKA 0]

I put none in mine and it was fine.

[elizaxyz 0]

Someone said they put none and they wrote none in her middle name in her documents later.

I put NONE in mine anyway.

That's why I just drew a line through the box...never underestimate the silliness of the US government. : )

Edited June 10, 2006 by elizaxyz

[hafiz 1]

i left it blank

[luvaLimey 0]

n/a means not applicable, it is applicable so you would put none.

<nit-pick>A question that asks "what is your middle name?" to someone who has no middle name does not apply to that person, so "n/a" is a perfectly reasonable thing to enter. "none" is also reasonable, since it answers the question. </nit-pick>

[Karen_L 1]

I Left mine blank, didnt want anyone to think my middle name was "NONE"

LOL -- I thought the same way and left it blank for my fiance's name too.