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I 129F Trouble with question 14a

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This is in regards to my friend. He is right now filling out the I 129F form and is puzzled as to what to put under 14a. His ex wife is refusing to give him her A # which I don`t blame since they are well.... divorced! They hardly speak to each other too which makes things more akward for him. Could a letter of explaination work out in his matter?

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Filed: K-1 Visa Country: South Africa
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Divorce papers should be enough, leave it blank..

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Leave it blank of write NONE. As long as there is a copy of the divorce certificate included in the packet.

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Don't write 'NONE'. None means there is no A# in existence. There is an A#, the OP just does not know it.

Leave it blank. If you feel the need to put something there, then it would be 'Unknown'.

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Don't write 'NONE'. None means there is no A# in existence. There is an A#, the OP just does not know it.

Leave it blank. If you feel the need to put something there, then it would be 'Unknown'.

That makes common sense! :thumbs:

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