I-130 / G-325A None or N/A ???

[ermacdude999 0]

I put none for every single question that I didnt have an answer to because I read that I should. I was just looking at the instructions for the docs and it says to be careful where to put none and n/a and I really don't see what the difference is.

All of the questions that I answered none are answered that way because I have none because it doesnt apply to me. For example, alien registration number. None. Ex wife, none. I guess I could have put N/A but it seems that none means the same thing. Why would I put none if it actually applies to me, I would just write the answer if it applied to me.

On my wifes G325a we put none on all of the answers that didnt apply. This is the second time she had to overnight the document to me because of changes. I dont want to make it a 3rd time.

What do you guys think?

What questions would you answer N/A on?

What questions would you answer none on?

Edited September 10, 2013 by ermacdude999

[aamirpearl 47]

I put none for every single question that I didnt have an answer to because I read that I should. I was just looking at the instructions for the docs and it says to be careful where to put none and n/a and I really don't see what the difference is.

All of the questions that I answered none are answered that way because I have none because it doesnt apply to me. For example, alien registration number. None. Ex wife, none. I guess I could have put N/A but it seems that none means the same thing. Why would I put none if it actually applies to me, I would just write the answer if it applied to me.

On my wifes G325a we put none on all of the answers that didnt apply. This is the second time she had to overnight the document to me because of changes. I dont want to make it a 3rd time.

What do you guys think?

What questions would you answer N/A on?

What questions would you answer none on?

http://www.visajourney.com/examples/INS-Form-G-325A.pdf

[Boggy1974 124]

If the question asked does NOT apply to you or your wife, you write "N/A". For example, if you're asked about ex-wife or ex-husband and you have nit been divorced before, I would write N/A because it does not apply to you.

I would think one will use "None" for a question asked that does NOT relate to you. For example, if the question is asking you about your middle name and you don't have one, you write "None".

But I understand the headscratch with "none" and "n/a". Sometimes they seem to be synonymous.

[Boggy1974 124]

Just a quick addition to this "None" issue. I read when you write none for not having a middle name for instance, some very 'bright' uscis or NVC employee will type that into your information to make none as your middle name.

It's a funny joke I guess. But it won't be funny at all the hassle that one would have to endure to fix the error.

[Matthewba7 2]

I just looked through my documents that were approved. On both G325A's and the I-l30 I had a bunch of NONE's and only one N/A. one the I-130, a questions was - "14 If you are a lawful permanent resident alien, complete the following: Date and place of admission ...." For this question, it seems to me that saying NONE would mean I am a lawful permanent resident alien, but don't have a date and place of admission. So I put N/A.