I-129f Q 10

[Ephesus 0]

Q 10 my citizenship was acquired through birth in the U.S., I marked that. Do I need to enter anything in this box "Give number of certificate, date and place it was issued."?

[William33 110]

Q 10 my citizenship was acquired through birth in the U.S., I marked that. Do I need to enter anything in this box "Give number of certificate, date and place it was issued."?

No, this is for naturalized citizens.

[Ephesus 0]

Q 10 my citizenship was acquired through birth in the U.S., I marked that. Do I need to enter anything in this box "Give number of certificate, date and place it was issued."?

No, this is for naturalized citizens.

Okay, thanks. one more question: I accidently wrote the wrong information in Q 12, can you just put a line through it, and write N/A (the right response), or do I have to start over?

[Otto 83]

No if you were born here, you do not have a naturalization certificate - that's all you need to fill out there.

The rest does not apply to you (from what you have said).

[William33 110]

Q 10 my citizenship was acquired through birth in the U.S., I marked that. Do I need to enter anything in this box "Give number of certificate, date and place it was issued."?

No, this is for naturalized citizens.

Okay, thanks. one more question: I accidently wrote the wrong information in Q 12, can you just put a line through it, and write N/A (the right response), or do I have to start over?

Having worked for the Government and filled out thousands of forms, you can make the aforementioned correction and put your initials next to it.

Edited March 15, 2007 by William33

[Otto 83]

Line Out or Not... I would start over.

You can download the PDF file and type it in.

[William33 110]

Line Out or Not... I would start over.

You can download the PDF file and type it in.

Why? Do you think the Government is that #######? They are not.

Personally, I used the PDF option, but I could not save the filled out documents.

After noticing a minor mistake, I did exactly what I advised above. Result: Approved.

[brnidokiegurl 0]

Ok far as corrections what about the 156 i printed on the computer sent to him but then we found he had to extend his passport> but instead of just extending they issued a new number, so where i had put his number and that date now need to be changed to the current one. Line out neatly or just let him re write another form

[William33 110]

Ok far as corrections what about the 156 i printed on the computer sent to him but then we found he had to extend his passport> but instead of just extending they issued a new number, so where i had put his number and that date now need to be changed to the current one. Line out neatly or just let him re write another form

Just write: (Passport renewed and add the new number). USCIS will appreciate the old passport number, along with the new one. In fact, they may issue an RFE (Request for Evidence) for the old number, if you did not provide it.

[brnidokiegurl 0]

OK but this form he just takes to the interview with him so should be no problem

[William33 110]

OK but this form he just takes to the interview with him so should be no problem

Good point, let me clarify by saying that the applicable Consular Section will appreciate getting all of the relevant passport information.

Brainfreeze here, my apologies.

[brnidokiegurl 0]

ok to make it easy for him i will tell him to (neatly line thru) and then add, then explain to them if necessary, (assuming they kept the old one) or he could show both thanks