I-129F: Fiance(e)'s 'Daytime Phone Number'

[Beefheart 31]

So, I'm in the process of finalising and printing off all the relevant forms for our I-129F package, and ONE small issue is really grating me.

For the 'Daytime Phone Number' question the available boxes are limited and set out in the American fashion (---) --- ---. This means I'm unable to fit in my 4-digit area code followed by my 9-digit phone number. There is a separate box marked 'Extension' which I have had to make use of to accommodate both the international prefix and my area code.

At present, I have my number marked down in the following format:

(44_) 808-988_ with the extension housing my area code 01433_.

Should I just drop the 0 from the area code and enter my number as:

(143) 380-8988 with the extension marked as +44

I couldn't find this issue discussed anywhere else so thought I should ask.

Thanks,

Mark

(oh, that's not actually my phone number btw)

[rascalflatt 6]

Hey...

Honestly.....you're waaaay overthinking this....

Just write the USC's number. USCIS doesn't call anyone anyway....

There are bits of this process that require a bit of thought, but this isn't one of em!

Good luck!

[Beefheart 31]

Well, I thought as much, as I have a tendency to do exactly that.

Thanks for the feedback and the good luck wishes!

[Zedayn 485]

You can also HAND write the number in.

[Nich-Nick 3,354]

Well, I thought as much, as I have a tendency to do exactly that.

Thanks for the feedback and the good luck wishes!

So this is kinda weird--

I have a saved PDF of the I-129f which shows the boxes for the phone digits American style and extension.

But going straight to http://www.uscis.gov/i-129f the form there (dated same as my PDF) has a big box that will hold 20 characters.

Part 2, item #30

Edited January 31, 2014 by Nich-Nick

[Beefheart 31]

Thank you so much. I know it shouldn't matter, but I think I'll just redo that page of the form as it'll put my mind at ease.

You sir, are a life-saver.