I-129F and the G-325a questions

[WhiteFox 7]

Hi everyone!

Me and my fiance were in the process of filling out the I-129F and the G-325a forms. I had a few questions I wasn't sure about though, and maybe I could get some help.

I wasn't sure what to write down for "additional names used'. My fiance's nickname is Lycan, and I've called him primarily that since I've known him so all the secondary evidence like emails, ect will have me calling him that name (I also use it in real life over his legal name). However, the nickname hasn't been used legally in any case so I'm not sure if I should bother to put it down or not.

My other question was, since he's Australian he came here on the Visa Waiver Program so there's no I-94 number, how should I fill question 12 out on the I-129? He's here with me now in America (we were going to file while he was here so we could wait out at least a little of the time together). Should I just scan his stamp on his passport and leave 12 blank? What's the best way to do this?

thank you so much for looking!

[L+T 71]

Hi everyone!

Me and my fiance were in the process of filling out the I-129F and the G-325a forms. I had a few questions I wasn't sure about though, and maybe I could get some help.

I wasn't sure what to write down for "additional names used'. My fiance's nickname is Lycan, and I've called him primarily that since I've known him so all the secondary evidence like emails, ect will have me calling him that name (I also use it in real life over his legal name). However, the nickname hasn't been used legally in any case so I'm not sure if I should bother to put it down or not.

My other question was, since he's Australian he came here on the Visa Waiver Program so there's no I-94 number, how should I fill question 12 out on the I-129? He's here with me now in America (we were going to file while he was here so we could wait out at least a little of the time together). Should I just scan his stamp on his passport and leave 12 blank? What's the best way to do this?

thank you so much for looking!

I think they only want legal names used, through legal name change, marriage or divorce; ones in which you would have documentation for. ie, if your name is Nicholas but people call you Nick, this does not count as an additional name used it is only knickname. Do not leave blank, either use None, or N/A... Otherwise you may get Request for Evidence for not answering question.

[KayDeeCee 4,893]

Hi everyone!

Me and my fiance were in the process of filling out the I-129F and the G-325a forms. I had a few questions I wasn't sure about though, and maybe I could get some help.

I wasn't sure what to write down for "additional names used'. My fiance's nickname is Lycan, and I've called him primarily that since I've known him so all the secondary evidence like emails, ect will have me calling him that name (I also use it in real life over his legal name). However, the nickname hasn't been used legally in any case so I'm not sure if I should bother to put it down or not.

My other question was, since he's Australian he came here on the Visa Waiver Program so there's no I-94 number, how should I fill question 12 out on the I-129? He's here with me now in America (we were going to file while he was here so we could wait out at least a little of the time together). Should I just scan his stamp on his passport and leave 12 blank? What's the best way to do this?

thank you so much for looking!

The additional names are for other legal names someone has been known by, and not nicknames. You can always add a note about his nickname in your cover letter so any evidence you present later using his nickname won't be as surprising or confusing.