Called USCIS for Assistence and they gave interesting answers....

[Gary and Alla 3,694]

After reading and reading and reading the instructions on the USCIS site, I called this morning for assistance.

I was able to get right to a person after taking advice from a thread and calling very early.

I started off asking my questions about the G-325a.

My fiancee does not have a middle name, what should I put in this box.

She stated that absolutely no box can be left blank on the forms. She said you must put N/A for the box.

For the line for former husband, first name, dob, city and country of birth, date of marriage, and place of marriage.

She said that every box must be filled out. So I put none for current husband and N/a for everything else on the line.

Then I asked about the I-129F part A question 10. SHe said that she could not legally answer a question dealing with the I-129F. SHe told me to get a laywer for this form. I am not joking! That is what she said.

My question to you is should I call back and try for another person or ask for an immigration officer? Or what? How can we get help for the form?

Thanks....

She is following her orders. Why not ask your questions here? The answers she gave you are covered here in the guides and have been restated 14,378,256 times in the forums.

[newlyweds2010 208]

when I went to my AOS biometrics, I got scolded by the lady in charge of collecting the forms, because I put N/A or None. She erased everything and said that I had to leave it blank, if not applicable. go figure.

[quartercloud 5]

Another newbie, another same old question. This will continue to happen because many people don't bother to read the guides or review the example forms. But perhaps this frequency can be reduced. The example forms and (VJ) instructions for completing them should be revised. I remember reading the guides and looking at the example forms for weeks and still had questions. Yes, the same old questions will continue to be asked, but but at a reduced rate and with fewer follow up questions.

[I AM NOT THAT GUY 5,715]

Another newbie, another same old question. This will continue to happen because many people don't bother to read the guides or review the example forms. But perhaps this frequency can be reduced. The example forms and (VJ) instructions for completing them should be revised. I remember reading the guides and looking at the example forms for weeks and still had questions. Yes, the same old questions will continue to be asked, but but at a reduced rate and with fewer follow up questions.

Perhaps that is why we never bothered to read the guides, and used the most current information available from the USCIS and appropriate embassy/consulate websites, throughout our journey. VJ has it's purpose, but supplying the most current information is not one of them, except anecdotally.

[TBoneTX 46,273]

Perhaps that is why we never bothered to read the guides, and used the most current information available from the USCIS and appropriate embassy/consulate websites, throughout our journey. VJ has it's purpose, but supplying the most current information is not one of them, except anecdotally.

Someone (or a group of someones) ought to caucus amongst themselves (or talk to himself) and come up with a list of items that need to be clarified, then present the list to Admiral Ewok in the "Site Discussion" forum, si man.

[I AM NOT THAT GUY 5,715]

Someone (or a group of someones) ought to caucus amongst themselves (or talk to himself) and come up with a list of items that need to be clarified, then present the list to Admiral Ewok in the "Site Discussion" forum, si man.

I did offer a solution a while back to replace the guides with a link list, but that got shot down without discussion. For instance, I don't know how many times I give out the same link to the USEM website for K-1 filers in the Philippines, or the link for getting your IRS Transcripts sent to you free online.

[Persepolis 5]

So if the fiance has no middle name should we put NONE or N/A? I just want to make sure because I don't want to get an RFE for putting the wrong one. That would be frustrating.

[I AM NOT THAT GUY 5,715]

So if the fiance has no middle name should we put NONE or N/A? I just want to make sure because I don't want to get an RFE for putting the wrong one. That would be frustrating.

You can leave it blank, or put (none). You won't get an RFE as long as your intent is clear, and there is sufficient information to process the application. Instructions generally say not to leave any questions unanswered, so use N/A where the question is "not applicable", and (none) where the reasonable answer to the question is "none."

[pushbrk 13,167]

My preference for no middle name is to enter ----. It works every time it's tried. As for calling USCIS, simply don't do it for guidance in filing. We don't call it the misinformation line for nothing. Ask your questions here.

[TBoneTX 46,273]

I did offer a solution a while back to replace the guides with a link list, but that got shot down without discussion. For instance, I don't know how many times I give out the same link to the USEM website for K-1 filers in the Philippines, or the link for getting your IRS Transcripts sent to you free online.

Time to float the idea again, si man. First, perhaps do a search of your own messages and count the number of times that you gave out those links. Use that as ammunition.

My preference for no middle name is to enter ----. It works every time it's tried.

Being middle-nameless, I do this all the time, and it indeed works every time. Edited August 16, 2011 by TBoneTX

[Sirdaniel42 86]

We followed the guides on VJ to the letter and had our NOA-2 in 77 days.

[newlyweds2010 208]

I did offer a solution a while back to replace the guides with a link list, but that got shot down without discussion. For instance, I don't know how many times I give out the same link to the USEM website for K-1 filers in the Philippines, or the link for getting your IRS Transcripts sent to you free online.

are you really from "er Vaticano"?

if you put "none", just make sure that your visa or green card does not state that your middle name is "none". that would suck.

Edited August 16, 2011 by newlyweds2010

[kiwi>us 0]

go to the USCIS webpage,you can download the forms and download the instruction sheet for filling them out.

[joventud3 0]

My preference for no middle name is to enter ----. It works every time it's tried. As for calling USCIS, simply don't do it for guidance in filing. We don't call it the misinformation line for nothing. Ask your questions here.

I like this idea the best I am going to use it..

[joventud3 0]

G-325a.

For the line for former husband, first name, dob, city and country of birth, date of marriage, and place of marriage.

She said that every box must be filled out. So I put "none" for current husband and N/a for everything else on the line.

Would this be the best way to answer? Or is a none in the first box and everything else blank ok?