Help please: I129-Form Section 16 and 18

[gnb 0]

Hi! I am UK citizen, originally came from China, in Section 16 ask "if your fiance's native alphabet uses other than Roman letters, write his or her name address in the native alphabet". Do I need to write those details in Chinese?

Section 18: What does my fiance need to fill in the section?

[TimsDaisy 0]

check your first thread for your second question. as for the first question - where is your fiance from? does the name get written in chinese script? if so, write it. if not, write "N/A"

[gnb 0]

Thank you so much for your help. My fiance is American from DC

[TimsDaisy 0]

Then SHE'S the one filling out the forms for YOU the foreign fiance. There for if your name is written in Chinese alphabet, that needs to be written in the box.

[aznsamiam 0]

I would think that since you are a UK citizen, then you wouldn't have to worry about writing your address in Chinese OR your name. The section that you are mentioning is for beneficiaries that CURRENTLY live in countries that do not use Roman letters (like China and Korea) Since you are already residing in the UK, and you most likely spell your Chinese name IN Roman letters, I don't see the need for you to write down your name OR your address in Chinese.

For example, my mother's name is spelled "InJa" in English, and 인자 in Korean. They are the SAME name, but she uses "InJa" as her given name in America, even though she is originally from Korea.