I-751 Form: Write None or N/A?

[Since2012 28]

4 hours ago, CookieCat said:

 

Each paper has two holes punched on top and have been placed in ACCO fasteners. Because I had a lot of papers, I had to use 2-3 ACCOs. In the end, I stacked everything together with a big rubber band before placing the stack in the shipping box.

If you have fewer pages than I do, you could probably stack everything under one ACCO without the need of a rubber band. Good luck!

Thank you so much! And also, for the I-751 form, im a lil bit confused if either to put N/A, NONE or just leave it blank on Part 5 - Information about your Children. Because we don't have kid. 

[Team_Healey 6]

14 hours ago, babe2012 said:

Thank you so much! And also, for the I-751 form, im a lil bit confused if either to put N/A, NONE or just leave it blank on Part 5 - Information about your Children. Because we don't have kid. 

I know for all of the forms for USCIS that I did not have to answer I would still put in a N/A. They never questioned me about it and it was accepted for my previous forms. I am sure this also applies to any and all forms USCIS has. I would say to put N/A on that part will diffuse any confusions if somehow they send you an RFE requesting documentation of any children!

[Since2012 28]

12 minutes ago, Team_Healey said:

I know for all of the forms for USCIS that I did not have to answer I would still put in a N/A. They never questioned me about it and it was accepted for my previous forms. I am sure this also applies to any and all forms USCIS has. I would say to put N/A on that part will diffuse any confusions if somehow they send you an RFE requesting documentation of any children!

 

 

Thank you!

[Lemon23 400]

For the fields that requires numbers and its not applicable to you specially if there are boxes on the fields just put NONE but if the fields does not require number and no boxes on the fields just put N/A. That's what I read on the instructions of i-751.

Hope this helps.

Lemon23