Filling out forms N/A fields

[eltemp 2]

Hey Fillers....

I need to get some info from your infinite wisdom... this might see as an extremly stupid question, but being that USCIS officers like to be picky...

When filling out forms there are fields that do not apply to my case or my fiancee such as previous husbands, children etc... so I know I can put "N/A" or "Not Applicable" on each one avoiding any field left blank... now, the ones for dates the pdf settings wont allow you to put the "N/A" because it is an invalid format for date.... so what is your suggesstion and experience regarding this ??

Thanks

[Bobby+Umit 161]

You can leave dates blank as needed.

Remember - "N/A" and "none" are two different answers, depending on how they apply to the question. (subtle difference, but different, none the less...)

[eltemp 2]

You can leave dates blank as needed.

Remember - "N/A" and "none" are two different answers, depending on how they apply to the question. (subtle difference, but different, none the less...)

Thanks for the first questions...

Now,

For example my fiancee does not have any children and has never been married and has never been here in the US, so should I answer N/A or none?

[Stephen + Elisha 92]

You can leave dates blank as needed.

Remember - "N/A" and "none" are two different answers, depending on how they apply to the question. (subtle difference, but different, none the less...)

Thanks for the first questions...

Now,

For example my fiancee does not have any children and has never been married and has never been here in the US, so should I answer N/A or none?

It'd be more helpful if you referenced the specific form and question numbers.

[eltemp 2]

You can leave dates blank as needed.

Remember - "N/A" and "none" are two different answers, depending on how they apply to the question. (subtle difference, but different, none the less...)

Thanks for the first questions...

Now,

For example my fiancee does not have any children and has never been married and has never been here in the US, so should I answer N/A or none?

It'd be more helpful if you referenced the specific form and question numbers.

Well forms Ds-230, 156k, 156, etc... the ones for Fiancee k-1 all the questions related to husband, children and previous trips or visa to the US... like for children should she put "None"... and for husband or previous marriages, "none" and like things such as where the marriage took place "N/A" is that what it should be correct?

[Stephen + Elisha 92]

You can leave dates blank as needed.

Remember - "N/A" and "none" are two different answers, depending on how they apply to the question. (subtle difference, but different, none the less...)

Thanks for the first questions...

Now,

For example my fiancee does not have any children and has never been married and has never been here in the US, so should I answer N/A or none?

It'd be more helpful if you referenced the specific form and question numbers.

Well forms Ds-230, 156k, 156, etc... the ones for Fiancee k-1 all the questions related to husband, children and previous trips or visa to the US... like for children should she put "None"... and for husband or previous marriages, "none" and like things such as where the marriage took place "N/A" is that what it should be correct?

Again, the correct format for the answer varies from form to form. Please reference the specific forms and question numbers in order to receive accurate advice. Also, referring to the example forms may be helpful: http://www.visajourney.com/forums/index.ph...p;page=examples

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[baron555 934]

You can leave dates blank as needed.

Remember - "N/A" and "none" are two different answers, depending on how they apply to the question. (subtle difference, but different, none the less...)

Thanks for the first questions...

Now,

For example my fiancee does not have any children None

and has never been married N/A

and has never been here in the US, No

so should I answer N/A or none?