Information about how to write G-325A

[leoidiarte 2]

Hello, my question is...

I think it's a very silly question, but I prefer to ask than to do anything wrong.

I'm filling out my Form G-325A and I wanted to know a thing about language / graphic accent.

In Portuguese (my native language) there are graphic accents and the name of the city of my mother is written "á"

Should I take it out "´" and leave only "a" no accent? Does this matter?

The same goes for the street name: "ã" I change for "a"? without any accent or leave as originally written in portuguese?

Finishing it, I can move on.

Taking advantage still this topic: what I can do if you dont have more space to put the address?

[Gosia & Tito 199]

Hello, my question is...

I think it's a very silly question, but I prefer to ask than to do anything wrong.

I'm filling out my Form G-325A and I wanted to know a thing about language / graphic accent.

In Portuguese (my native language) there are graphic accents and the name of the city of my mother is written "á"

Should I take it out "´" and leave only "a" no accent? Does this matter?

The same goes for the street name: "ã" I change for "a"? without any accent or leave as originally written in portuguese?

Finishing it, I can move on.

Taking advantage still this topic: what I can do if you dont have more space to put the address?

Use the alphabet exactly as how it is. The only time this things matter is when the alphabet is not Roman (i.e Polish, Greek, Arabic, Cyrillic), in which case needs to go to Roman. Any characters not in English are still Roman

Edited July 25, 2011 by Gosia & Tito

[leoidiarte 2]

Gosia & Tito

So can i (must) write like "Estrada João de Oliveira Remião" and Butiá ?

It's right?