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im helping my fiance to fill up her g-325a application at the moment..and we got stuck filling up on her father information. what we should put if her dad past away..also on the city and country of the birth section what if the city and the country don't fit on the screen? can we abbreviated? any response will be appreciate ty in advance..

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im helping my fiance to fill up her g-325a application at the moment..and we got stuck filling up on her father information. what we should put if her dad past away..also on the city and country of the birth section what if the city and the country don't fit on the screen? can we abbreviated? any response will be appreciate ty in advance..

I typed up everything that fit and then filled in by hand the boxes that weren't big enough. If her dad has passed away, why not just write N/A or deceased?

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I typed up everything that fit and then filled in by hand the boxes that weren't big enough. If her dad has passed away, why not just write N/A or deceased?

Thank you.....

K-1 Journey

06-11-2010 I-129F Sent

06-17-2010 NOA 1
06-30-2010 Touched
11-09-2010 Touched
11-10-2010 Touched
11-12-2010 NOA 2
12-10-2010 NVC Received, forwarded to USEM MNL
01-05-2011 Medical
01-07-2011 Passed the Medical
01-20-2011 Interview: APPROVED biggrin.png
02-04-2011 Visa issued
02-09-2011 VISA ON HAND
02-16-2011 POE

AOS

03-18-2011 got married
04-28-2011 AOS sent!
05-25-2011 Biometric Appointment
09-13-2011 AOS interview(approved on the spot)
9-22-11 GC in MAIL!!!!! TY vj <3 <3 <3

ROC

10-30-2013 ROC APPROVED!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! no interview

N400-Citizenship

11-04-2014 N400 Sent

11-06-2014 N400 Received

11-12-2014 Check cashed

03-19-2015 Interview (it last 13mins super easy question) PASSED :D

04-22-2015 OATH TAKING

THANK YOU VISA JOURNEY FOR ALL THE HELP <3 <3 <3

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im helping my fiance to fill up her g-325a application at the moment..and we got stuck filling up on her father information. what we should put if her dad past away..also on the city and country of the birth section what if the city and the country don't fit on the screen? can we abbreviated? any response will be appreciate ty in advance..

Yes you can abbreviate. For deceased parents, just fill in deceased (and the year if known) as the current place of residence.

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