I-130, Column C, Question 14 and 20(Japanese Roma-ji?)

[samurai_girl 0]

Hi.

My husband and I have questions about the form I-130, Column C. (information about your relative), question 14 and 20. We appreciate if anyone can help us out.

Q.14 What shold we put in the blanks which are with a thick hyphen under Arrival/Departure Record (I-94)?

Q.20 The petitioner is my husband, and I, his wife, am from Japan. The instructions says "IF your relative's native alphabet is other than Roman letters, write his or her name and foreign address in the native alphabet." My husband thinks that I should write my name and address in Kanji(Chinese) or Kana letters, but japanese use Roman letters too. I'd better fill this out?

Thank you for your time!

[no one 0]

Hi.

My husband and I have questions about the form I-130, Column C. (information about your relative), question 14 and 20. We appreciate if anyone can help us out.

Q.14 What shold we put in the blanks which are with a thick hyphen under Arrival/Departure Record (I-94)?

Q.20 The petitioner is my husband, and I, his wife, am from Japan. The instructions says "IF your relative's native alphabet is other than Roman letters, write his or her name and foreign address in the native alphabet." My husband thinks that I should write my name and address in Kanji(Chinese) or Kana letters, but japanese use Roman letters too. I'd better fill this out?

Thank you for your time!

Sorry, don't remember anything about Q.14, but for Q.20, I wrote my names in English and in Chinese characters since they're both listed on my birth certificate. I used Roman letters for addresses though.

[samurai_girl 0]

Sorry, don't remember anything about Q.14, but for Q.20, I wrote my names in English and in Chinese characters since they're both listed on my birth certificate. I used Roman letters for addresses though.

Thank you very much for your reply. I'll fill out Q.20 in Kanji then. I figured out about Q.14.

Arigatou gozaimashita!!!