Physical address question

[barashka 97]

I am filling out the I-129F form and my mailing address and physical address are the same, so do I fill out question 9 again since it says not to leave any question blank? I am so confused and I apologize for flooding the forums with silly questions but I just want help. Thanks guys.

[Ben&Zian 4,398]

If not sure or just want to put yourself at ease, fill them both out even if they are the same.

[barashka 97]

9 minutes ago, Ben&Zian said:

If not sure or just want to put yourself at ease, fill them both out even if they are the same.

Yeah, that's what I will do! The I-129F form is just so confusing to me. What do they mean by answer all questions fully? Does that mean I even have to answer the interpreter questions towards the end of the application, even though I am filling this form out myself?

[Michelle13 39]

I think I filled out both addresses just to not have anything blank. 

 

 

No you won't need to fill out the interpreter.  I believe in the instructions it says that it's only required if it was used.  But if you're wanting to cover all your bases, you could just say none or N/A.  That's what I filled in for all the spaces for children/previous spouses etc.  

 

Good luck!!

[barashka 97]

16 minutes ago, Ben&Zian said:

If not sure or just want to put yourself at ease, fill them both out even if they are the same.

The question previously asks if both address are the same and to fill out the physical address if "No", so do I still fill it out, even though they are the same? Will I get a RFE for "not following directions"?

Edited April 24, 2017 by visaquestions

[barashka 97]

On 4/24/2017 at 2:58 PM, Ben&Zian said:

If not sure or just want to put yourself at ease, fill them both out even if they are the same.

 

The question previously asks if both address are the same and to fill out the physical address if "No", so do I still fill it out, even though they are the same? Will I get a RFE for "not following directions", since I am filling it out, even though I answered, "No", that my physical and mailing addresses are not different?

[barashka 97]

On 4/24/2017 at 3:13 PM, Michelle13 said:

I think I filled out both addresses just to not have anything blank. 

 

 

No you won't need to fill out the interpreter.  I believe in the instructions it says that it's only required if it was used.  But if you're wanting to cover all your bases, you could just say none or N/A.  That's what I filled in for all the spaces for children/previous spouses etc.  

 

Good luck!!

Can we leave sections blank if not required to be answered? The instructions on the i-129F state not to leave any sections blank, so I am confused.

[Michelle13 39]

On 4/29/2017 at 11:46 AM, visaquestions said:

Can we leave sections blank if not required to be answered? The instructions on the i-129F state not to leave any sections blank, so I am confused.

I know I left the "interpreter" section blank on my K1, AOS, and ROC.  No one asked me anything about it.... But, for your own peace of mind, I would suggest putting "none" in the section.   writing "none" covers your bases of "not leaving anything blank"

 

 

 

 

 

 

[barashka 97]

2 hours ago, Michelle13 said:

I know I left the "interpreter" section blank on my K1, AOS, and ROC.  No one asked me anything about it.... But, for your own peace of mind, I would suggest putting "none" in the section.   writing "none" covers your bases of "not leaving anything blank"

 

 

 

 

 

 

It said to put "N/A", if otherwise directed, so I put "N/A".

[eirinlinn 105]

On 5/2/2017 at 2:53 PM, barashka said:

It said to put "N/A", if otherwise directed, so I put "N/A".

Did you run into any problems when you did that?