What did you write for the I-129F-if fiances native alphabet is diff then roman letters...."

[Ismail+Cassie 36]

For the I-129F question 16...I kept coming back to this on my form and it still bothers me..do I need to write whatever words have letters like ö or ü in the space there because they arent roman letters? also for where it says "country" do I still write the country name in english or the native language? cuz i mean if they are using that to send things to his house and they want it in native alphabet then you would think you should also write the native language? Cuz I can imagine if , for example, your fiance was from Korea, you would write everything in korean and when you wrote the country you would of course write it in korean meaning..if that makes sense..

Just a bit confused. Hope I make sense! Thanks in advance!

Also one of my addresses is too long. For the part where it says list your address for the past 5 years. I read that someone who attached a sheet got an RFE..what should I do?

[Pitaya 2,577]

For the I-129F question 16...I kept coming back to this on my form and it still bothers me..do I need to write whatever words have letters like ö or ü in the space there because they arent roman letters? also for where it says "country" do I still write the country name in english or the native language? cuz i mean if they are using that to send things to his house and they want it in native alphabet then you would think you should also write the native language? Cuz I can imagine if , for example, your fiance was from Korea, you would write everything in korean and when you wrote the country you would of course write it in korean meaning..if that makes sense..

Just a bit confused. Hope I make sense! Thanks in advance!

Also one of my addresses is too long. For the part where it says list your address for the past 5 years. I read that someone who attached a sheet got an RFE..what should I do?

Follow the instructions, literally.

Add a supplemental page, referencing the the initial question. That is what we did with no issues. (FYI: Chinese addresses are shorter when in Chinese than in English. )

Good luck on your visa journey.