Question 14.b and 22 I-130

[big sister 0]

Hello.

I know these two questions have been already asked a gazillion times, I read every one of the answers!, but I still have not found a definitive answer.

Please tell me if you have filed as I am planning two with no problems.

14.A I am US citizen, so N/A

14.B I am planing not to choose any of the options, YES or NO

22. It doesn't apply to my case and I have read a lot of answers:

-leave it blank

-N/A in all the fields of this question

-N/A in the first but for the two at the right fill it with the country your relatives are living in(or the nearest consulate)

I am planning to put N/A in the first two, and leave the other two in blank just in case.

Please advise, according on how you filed it and was fine.

Edited September 5, 2013 by big sister

[aamirpearl 47]

Hello.

I know these two questions have been already asked a gazillion times, I read every one of the answers!, but I still have not found a definitive answer.

Please tell me if you have filed as I am planning two with no problems.

14.A I am US citizen, so N/A

14.B I am planing not to choose any of the options, YES or NO

22. It doesn't apply to my case and I have read a lot of answers:

-leave it blank

-N/A in all the fields of this question

-N/A in the first but for the two at the right fill it with the country your relatives are living in(or the nearest consulate)

I am planning to put N/A in the first two, and leave the other two in blank just in case.

Please advise, according on how you filed it and was fine.

I've no idea which form your talking about. But you can figure it out from these (Example forms) http://www.visajourney.com/content/examples

[big sister 0]

Sorry, I-130 was stated in the subject but forgot to put it in the body.

I have reviewed the examples, and all the examples in internet differ, I want to know based in experience of other petitioners.

Thanks.

[lost_at_sea 995]

Is this for a spouse? Inside or outside the USA? Many questions easily answered if you complete some of your info.

You're likely to get better answers if you post the question you're looking at - not everyone has the form right in front of them.

But our answers...

14.A N/A

14.B No

22. Blank, blank, London, United Kingdom

[big sister 0]

Thank you. I am applying for my both sisters, and they are not in US.

I guess there is not an exact answer for 22.

[lost_at_sea 995]

Thank you. I am applying for my both sisters, and they are not in US.

I guess there is not an exact answer for 22.

Then in that case you do as we did. First two fields blank (or N/A - now I look again, we put N/A then the city and country of our embassy), second two list the city and country they will be applying in. Note the text above that says "If your relative is not eligible for adjustment of status, he or she will apply for a visa abroad at the American consular post in: "

[big sister 0]

Thanks!! I will set the two at the left as N/A and then the consular at the right.

[newacct 688]

Then in that case you do as we did. First two fields blank (or N/A - now I look again, we put N/A then the city and country of our embassy), second two list the city and country they will be applying in. Note the text above that says "If your relative is not eligible for adjustment of status, he or she will apply for a visa abroad at the American consular post in: "

And note that the bold text at the top of the question says "Complete the information below if your relative is in the United States and will apply for adjustment of status." The OP's relative is not in the United States.

[lost_at_sea 995]

And note that the bold text at the top of the question says "Complete the information below if your relative is in the United States and will apply for adjustment of status." The OP's relative is not in the United States.

Yes. But the other line still applies.

[newacct 688]

Yes. But the other line still applies.

I don't understand what your point is. Yes, both lines apply. So that means the OP should not fill it out because their relative is not in the United States. The second part should only be filled out if the relative is in the United States and is not eligible for adjustment of status.

[lost_at_sea 995]

I don't understand what your point is. Yes, both lines apply. So that means the OP should not fill it out because their relative is not in the United States. The second part should only be filled out if the relative is in the United States and is not eligible for adjustment of status.

I guess my point is the form is poorly designed. I completed it based on direct information from the embassy, which I filled out as per an example form from them, leading to an approved petition and successful visa.

Complete the form however you want.