Not enough room on I-129F form

[Sleepz 0]

I noticed on the forms there isn't enough space in the boxes for some of the information i.e fiances name, address. what do i do? Also... For each question that doesn't apply to me like previous spouses i write N/A correct? and if i check a box No do i still need to write N/A in the description box for that question?

[bruno. 4]

I noticed on the forms there isn't enough space in the boxes for some of the information i.e fiances name, address. what do i do? Also... For each question that doesn't apply to me like previous spouses i write N/A correct? and if i check a box No do i still need to write N/A in the description box for that question?

If there is not enough space you can handwrite instead, but it has to be readable so write nicely.

Personally, I wrote N/A everywhere but my fiancée wrote N/A only to the first question of a specific subject and we didn't have problem with either form so I guess both work as long as it is coherent.

[YodaPagoda 0]

I wondered this myself...I ended up using the 'annotate' feature on my PDF reader to write everything in instead. I didn't want any of the letters of her first name cut off!

[marriedtomrg 141]

The problem with some of the updated forms (like the G-25A) is when USCIS did the revisions, they made the fonts too big.

If the info does not fit, type See Attached on the blank space then prepare a separate sheet/annex (make sure you write the question that your answers correspond to), then print both the I-129F and the extra sheet (the name of the petitioner or beneficiary should be at the top of the page and which form it goes with)...then staple them together.

Of course if you don't want to bother with the extra sheet, you can just print the filled out I-129F and handwrite the information you left blank legibly on the form.

Something extra: You can search a VJ member named Stephen + Elisha. In his post signature you can download a modified version of the G-325A; he was able to unlock it and modify it so that the fonts are smaller and you can type more information in the form!

I wondered this myself...I ended up using the 'annotate' feature on my PDF reader to write everything in instead. I didn't want any of the letters of her first name cut off!

Edited September 19, 2010 by marriedtomrg