DCF London - N/A or NONE or Blank on I-864

[soolong 0]

Hello, this question has been raised so many times in so many forums, but yet there seems to be no clear answer one way or the other. Can anyone who obtained a successful Immigration visa from DCF London please comment on these questions. Would very much appreciate it.

1) The instructions for I-864 says write or print "None" for number fields and "N/A" for text fields for all questions. However, the online form simply does not allow "None" or "N/A" to be entered. Should then handwrite "None" or "N/A" on the form after I print it out? or better to be left blank?

2) Part 2, 1.c - Middle Name - again the same question - "N/A" or Blank?

3) Part 2, 2.a - In case of Name - "N/A" or Blank?

4) Part 2, 5 - Alien Registration number - "None" or Blank?

5) Part 2, 6 - USCIS ELIS Account number (if any) - "None" or Blank?

6) Part 3, questions 3 to 27 --> info about family members - I have none - should I mark all the 5 family member info as "N/A" ?

7) Part 6, questions 3 to 14 - Income from any other person - does not apply for me - again should I mark every single box as "N/A"?

8) Part 7 (optional) - OK to leave Blank for all boxes?

9) Part 9 and Part 10 (Interpreter info) - OK to leave Blank for all boxes?

thank you much in advance, I know this is a very detailed question, but we don't want to take any chance of delaying our visa issuance.

thanks,

soolong

[B and H 18]

The I-864 is not an online form, it's just a PDF file.

The reason questions like this seem to have no clear answer is because person A will tell you how they did it and they had no problems; person B did it another way and also had no problems; and so on and so forth. Your turn asking the question will be no different.

Good luck.

[Inikamoze 86]

True it is a PDF file,

Iike many of the others it does allow applicants to complete boxes electronically hence the question.

OP, where you can indicate then enter N/A or non as a response. Some boxes only allow figures so you can't indicate anyway hence falling foul of the form instructions!

Personally I don't think it matters too much as long as you have completed as much of the form in as detailed outline as you can. The form is a catch all set of questions so if you've answered what you need to in one area and the rest of the questions don't apply I'm pretty sure USCIS will pick up the fact you've answered what they requested without the need for neat admin of the form.

Relax and get the key info across.

Do not delete the information in Part 11 of the form that auto populates. If you do it will delete info on page 3 (part 4) unless they fixed the form. Have a different set of eyes go,over it for accuracy before submitting to avoid any RFE's.

Edited November 22, 2016 by Inikamoze