I-129F - Extremely confused

[barashka 97]

I was only able to fit two of my employers into my I-129F form. The form gives you a spot for Employer 1 and Employer 2. The thing is, I have had more than 2 employers over the last five years. However, I don't understand how I am supposed to fit all of my information in the extra space provided in part 8? There are many item numbers for this question, 11 to be exact, from questions 13-16.b. In part 8, can I just write "13-16.b" where it says item number? Even though it says item number, can I put multiple item numbers into that box? Or, do I have to write every single one separate? If so, it will take a billion pages to fill out my employer information. I attached attachments of what I mean. Thanks!

Edited April 27, 2017 by visaquestions

[barashka 97]

i also don't know the exact days of my employment information for my older jobs that I am trying to fit into part 8, additional information, because in 16.a. and 16.b., it asks for start and end dates in mm/dd/yyyy format but I don't know the exact days for my old jobs! What should I do? I didn't realize this was going to be so confusing. Somebody please help. You would have no idea how much it would mean to me. Thank you.

[barashka 97]

For example, would this be acceptable?

[KimchiLumpia 315]

Hi friend....bare in mind, the I-129F is recently updated, and much different from the previous form.  Although I submitted the previous form, if I were to have submitted the new I-129F, I would have answered your question about multiple employers this way:

 

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As far as your start and end dates regarding your previous jobs - Look at old pay stubs, bank deposits, emails from previous employers, old resumes and try to piece together the dates as close as possible.  As long as your are answering truthfully to the best of your knowledge, you will be fine.

Edited because I didn't see you had previously posted something similar.  What you had posted looks great.  I'd try to get the start and end dates as close as possible however.  

Edited April 27, 2017 by KimchiLumpia

[barashka 97]

2 minutes ago, KimchiLumpia said:

Hi friend....bare in mind, the I-129F is recently updated, and much different from the previous form.  Although I submitted the previous form, if I were to have submitted the new I-129F, I would have answered your question about multiple employers this way:

As far as your start and end dates regarding your previous jobs - Look at old pay stubs, bank deposits, emails from previous employers, old resumes and try to piece together the dates as close as possible.  As long as your are answering truthfully to the best of your knowledge, you will be fine.

Oh, so my version was pretty good, too, I see! But, I like this format you have much better! THANK YOU so much. Also, I am being truthfully honest, I do not know the dates of my older employers!

Edited April 27, 2017 by visaquestions

[KimchiLumpia 315]

Just now, visaquestions said:

Oh, so I my version was pretty good, too! But, I like this format you have much better! THANK YOU so much. Also, I am being truthfully honest, I do not know the dates of my older employers!

I didn't see you had already posted something very similar.  Your version looks fine.  However, try to get at least the month and year of the start/end dates of your previous jobs.

[barashka 97]

Just now, KimchiLumpia said:

I didn't see you had already posted something very similar.  Your version looks fine.  However, try to get at least the month and year of the start/end dates of your previous jobs.

What should I fill in for the dd part because I really have no idea when I started those jobs.

[KimchiLumpia 315]

Just now, visaquestions said:

What should I fill in for the dd part because I really have no idea when I started those jobs.

As I stated earlier - Look at old pay stubs, bank deposits, emails from previous employers, old resumes and try to piece together the dates as close as possible.

If all else fails, call those former employers and ask them directly.

[barashka 97]

2 minutes ago, KimchiLumpia said:

As I stated earlier - Look at old pay stubs, bank deposits, emails from previous employers, old resumes and try to piece together the dates as close as possible.

If all else fails, call those former employers and ask them directly.

Oh, okay. Thanks!