Having a difficult time with a few questions on the I-129F

[LouRulka 1]

Good day Everyone!

I am about to embark on the K1 Visa Journey for the second time. Although this is my second time, this new petition is presenting new challenges. I have a few questions regarding the I-129F, well here goes....

I-129F Questions:

- 14a. I have no knowledge of my ex-wifes A-number (we no longer communicate, also I doubt if she knows it as she was only in the U.S about 4 months)

- On Part 2. Information About Your Fiancee

4. On her birth certificate only states the village (Kok Dzhar), which is in the city(Bishkek). For that question would I just put

Bishkek / Kok Dzhar?

7. On her birth certificate for "country of birth" it says Kirgiz SSR but now the country is known as Kyrgyzstan. Should I put both or

the name of the country at the time she was born?

8. Question 7 pretty much relates to question 8 "Country of Citizenship". I'm assuming I would put the current name of the country

(Kyrgyzstan). Probably an obvious answer but I figured it couldn't hurt to ask.

32a-f. It asks for fiancée's address abroad in Native Alphabet. My fiancée does have an alphabet other than Roman Letters

however she is working and residing in the United Arab Emirates, can that be left blank? (I'm assuming an address cant be

translated).

Thanks everyone for your time and wisdom!!

[7monthsTSC 2]

Hi, regarding your question about address. I would put the address which is the most reliable to get mail from the embassy etc. (if she is gonna move from UAE, i would just out the home aka kyrgyzstan's address so her relatives can receive. but it is just me, you know better which address is the best. but dont leave it blank.

4. Well you should out how it is on Birth Certificate (if it syays Kok Zhar, then it is Kok Zhar, cause i believe that there is a difference between new disctrict of Kok Zhar (which is in Bishkek) and the village ( i would write down, village name and the region which is Chuy), but i would suggest to ask her, cause she knows better. AND ACTUALLY SHE IS THE ONE WHO NEEDS TO FILL IT OUT, cause she knows better all the details, spelling and Cyrillic alphabet writing. Make her fill it out.

7. I would put Kyrgyzstan (it is the same)

8. Kyrgyzstan

And my Advice just make her fill it our, cause she needs to answer other questions like previous applications to Immigration and etc, so she knows better.

Best of LUCK

[baron555 934]

I-129F Questions:

- 14a. I have no knowledge of my ex-wifes A-number (we no longer communicate, also I doubt if she knows it as she was only in the U.S about 4 months)

Then put Unknown.

- On Part 2. Information About Your Fiancee

4. On her birth certificate only states the village (Kok Dzhar), which is in the city(Bishkek). For that question would I just put

Bishkek / Kok Dzhar?

That works....they deal with this all the time and will figure it out.

7. On her birth certificate for "country of birth" it says Kirgiz SSR but now the country is known as Kyrgyzstan. Should I put both or

the name of the country at the time she was born?

Yes the name of the country when she was born.....which may be different than the name of the country where she now lives. My wife was born in USSR but when we filed she was living in Russian Federation.

8. Question 7 pretty much relates to question 8 "Country of Citizenship". I'm assuming I would put the current name of the country

(Kyrgyzstan). Probably an obvious answer but I figured it couldn't hurt to ask.

From above.

32a-f. It asks for fiancée's address abroad in Native Alphabet. My fiancée does have an alphabet other than Roman Letters

however she is working and residing in the United Arab Emirates, can that be left blank? (I'm assuming an address cant be

translated).

Then put nothing in that space.

[LouRulka 1]

Thanks for the responses, very much appreciated. I now have a few less worries on my mind about the petition. Again thanks a bunch yall. Now just a few days until filing time...Yahoooooo