Address to long

[Foxblood 2]

Hello all,

Question: My Fiance's street address (both work and home) are much too long to type in the address fields on both the I-129f and the G325a forms. Is it ok to print the addresses in these fields with a pen and go outside the space provided if necessary? The address parts are very important I would think so any documentation can be mailed to the correct locations. What resolutions to this problem would you recommend? Thanks for the advise

[GatorShae 36]

I followed the advice provided in the guides here on VJ and created a continuation page for all information that did not fit in the boxes. I simply wrote see attached on the petition.

Edited March 17, 2012 by GatorShae

[Bec_Dipu 103]

I followed the advice provided in the guides here on VJ and created a continuation page for all information that did not fit in the boxes. I simply wrote see attached on the petition.

Correct.

Make sure that if you add a supplemental page, you list the petitioner's name, beneficiary's name, form and question numbers and A# or SSN of the beneficiary if he/she has one at the top of the page. This will ensure that the reviewers can match the supplemental material up to the form if they become separated.

[bigdog 377]

That worked for us also.

[Foxblood 2]

Thanks for the advice. My fiance is attaching a separate information sheet that can be identified well enough if it becomes separate from the main G-325a document =)

[EminTX 131]

It might not hurt to place a post-it note over that with it written as well--this is not official, but for a quick glance, it might make it a bit easier on the person who is having to type all that in.

My fiance's address was weird and that was suggested when I called.

Good luck!