N/A vs "Leaving it Blank"

[Lian&David 6]

I'm going through the I-485, I-864 and I-765 forms and wanted to know if there is any preference for leaving empty fields blank or putting N/A? I know on the K-1 application they wanted them both ways. Thanks.

[neoblast 138]

Leaving it blank might mean you forgot or it does not apply. They can't tell which it is. So N/A if not. That's fairly simple.

[Lian&David 6]

Thanks.

[Berty 74]

Not specifically aimed at the OP here, but to whomever on the internet reads this topic and is in a similar situation, just remember that 'N/A' and 'None' are two different things.

[neoblast 138]

NONE: by no amount; not at all. (quantifiable 0)

If for example they ask if you have any disabilities and you haven't got any, then you can write "none".

N/A- not subject to me

If they ask what your husband/wife does for a living and you are not married, you can write n/a because it's not applicable as you are single.

[Unidentified 2,930]

Yeah, like they previous posters have said put N/A or none (where applicable). If you leave it blank they will most likely assume you missed the question and might give you an RFE.

[Lian&David 6]

Thanks for your inputs.