I-134 Question 3: Widow or Single

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Should I be putting my fiance as a Widow or Single in her Marital status?

Her husband died and she is a widow, but I mistakenly put Single and mailed it off. I would not think it would matter, but then again I do not work for the U.S. Embassy. Any help is appreciated.

Thank you.

[payxibka 10,045]

Should I be putting my fiance as a Widow or Single in her Marital status?

Her husband died and she is a widow, but I mistakenly put Single and mailed it off. I would not think it would matter, but then again I do not work for the U.S. Embassy. Any help is appreciated.

Thank you.

A widowed person is also a single person ...don't worry..

[R de la R 2]

Should I be putting my fiance as a Widow or Single in her Marital status?

Her husband died and she is a widow, but I mistakenly put Single and mailed it off. I would not think it would matter, but then again I do not work for the U.S. Embassy. Any help is appreciated.

Thank you.

she is a widow and would be a good idea to submit her husband deceased certificate.

Widow (married one time) and single (never been married)

Should I be putting my fiance as a Widow or Single in her Marital status?

Her husband died and she is a widow, but I mistakenly put Single and mailed it off. I would not think it would matter, but then again I do not work for the U.S. Embassy. Any help is appreciated.

Thank you.

she is a widow and would be a good idea to submit her husband deceased certificate.

Widow (married one time) and single (never been married)

Better to give information that is not going to hurt rather than they think you are hidding something. Just my opinion.

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I submitted every piece of document except for the I-134 with her as a widow. Which I would guess would be the least important detail considering she is single but also a widow. I appreciate the feedback. I just did not know if it warranted mailing her a new copy. Oops. She has her husbands death certificate ready and it will be going with her to the interview.

Should I be putting my fiance as a Widow or Single in her Marital status?

Her husband died and she is a widow, but I mistakenly put Single and mailed it off. I would not think it would matter, but then again I do not work for the U.S. Embassy. Any help is appreciated.

Thank you.

she is a widow and would be a good idea to submit her husband deceased certificate.

Widow (married one time) and single (never been married)

Should I be putting my fiance as a Widow or Single in her Marital status?

Her husband died and she is a widow, but I mistakenly put Single and mailed it off. I would not think it would matter, but then again I do not work for the U.S. Embassy. Any help is appreciated.

Thank you.

she is a widow and would be a good idea to submit her husband deceased certificate.

Widow (married one time) and single (never been married)

Better to give information that is not going to hurt rather than they think you are hidding something. Just my opinion.

[Nik+Heather 121]

As mentioned by YMR, being unmarried does not equate single. Single, Married, Divorced, Widowed - (assuming one marriage), these are mutually exclusive groups. (I learned this when filling out the paper work to buy my house)

According to your time line, you have more than a month before the interview date. The price of postage of a single sheet of correct paper seems very cheap to me...

Edited July 21, 2009 by Nik+Heather

[payxibka 10,045]

As mentioned by YMR, being unmarried does not equate single. Single, Married, Divorced, Widowed - (assuming one marriage), these are mutually exclusive groups. (I learned this when filling out the paper work to buy my house)

According to your time line, you have more than a month before the interview date. The price of postage of a single sheet of correct paper seems very cheap to me...

I disagree... When I bot my house I was referred to as single... even though I was previously married

[Erroneous 0]

As mentioned by YMR, being unmarried does not equate single. Single, Married, Divorced, Widowed - (assuming one marriage), these are mutually exclusive groups. (I learned this when filling out the paper work to buy my house)

According to your time line, you have more than a month before the interview date. The price of postage of a single sheet of correct paper seems very cheap to me...

Indeed, it definitely does not warrant saving a little money on postage. I was more curious than anything. I did not know they differentiated between the two groups really.

Thank you.

[pushbrk 12,882]

Should I be putting my fiance as a Widow or Single in her Marital status?

Her husband died and she is a widow, but I mistakenly put Single and mailed it off. I would not think it would matter, but then again I do not work for the U.S. Embassy. Any help is appreciated.

Thank you.

A widowed person is also a single person ...don't worry..

I'm afraid the questions on the form have context. The correct answer is "widowed". Your fiancee needs to answer the same question correctly on her visa application(s).

[Nik+Heather 121]

As mentioned by YMR, being unmarried does not equate single. Single, Married, Divorced, Widowed - (assuming one marriage), these are mutually exclusive groups. (I learned this when filling out the paper work to buy my house)

According to your time line, you have more than a month before the interview date. The price of postage of a single sheet of correct paper seems very cheap to me...

I disagree... When I bot my house I was referred to as single... even though I was previously married

OK...well, they do differentiate in Arizona. I assume, since there are more options than marred/not-married the USCIS differentiates as well.

[payxibka 10,045]

As mentioned by YMR, being unmarried does not equate single. Single, Married, Divorced, Widowed - (assuming one marriage), these are mutually exclusive groups. (I learned this when filling out the paper work to buy my house)

According to your time line, you have more than a month before the interview date. The price of postage of a single sheet of correct paper seems very cheap to me...

I disagree... When I bot my house I was referred to as single... even though I was previously married

OK...well, they do differentiate in Arizona. I assume, since there are more options than marred/not-married the USCIS differentiates as well.

If you look at the form the OP is referring to the line is a ___________________________________ (fill in the answer)... not a check box situation with 5 possible pre-selected answers to choose

Edited July 21, 2009 by payxibka