I-129F Question

[andy_k1 0]

The Form I-129F Instruction says "If you were naturalized, give USCIS a copy, front and back, of your original Certificate of Naturalization". My Certificate of Naturalization has only one side, the back is blank.

Does anybody know what that instruction means? Do I need to cope the two sides? Thanks.

Andy

[aussiewench 9]

I have noted in many previous posts of members who have photocopied front and back of documents as they have been requested.....even when its blank

I know, its seems crazy aye

[arwensun1965 1]

Yep give em what they want, even the blank side

Janice

[Yodrak 7]

Andy,

Note that a photocopy of a blank page is a blank page, whether or not the original blank page was actually photocopied (unless it was photocopied using a dirty or defective photocopier). So, it's not necessary to photocopy a blank page to obtain an exact copy of the original.

For the avoidance of confusion, many important documents will have the words "this page intentionally left blank" written on otherwise blank pages. Similarly, one could always write "this side blank on the original" on a copy of such original.

Yodrak

The Form I-129F Instruction says "If you were naturalized, give USCIS a copy, front and back, of your original Certificate of Naturalization". My Certificate of Naturalization has only one side, the back is blank.

Does anybody know what that instruction means? Do I need to cope the two sides? Thanks.

Andy

Edited March 14, 2006 by Yodrak