i129f k-1 fiance visa form questions

[JSFA9916 0]

hello,

so... I am just beginning this k-1 fiance visa process. I have just printed and started filling out the i-129f form. I so far have two questions after filling out the very first page...

1) If I dont have the following:

     an A-number

     an USCIS online account number

     any other names used

     an in care name, apt, ste, flr, province when it come to my mailing address...

should I leave these all blank or simply write "none".. i've researched this question on my own; however, I am still unsure as people say to do both, leave them blank and to write none as an answer...

2) when it comes to my mailing address, what do i put for postal code? I am unsure as to what this is... I have filled in my zip code and know that the USA doesnt have any provinces... but what is a postal code?

Thanks to everyone who has taken their time to read through my questions, and an even bigger thanks to those who respond back with help. I greatly appreciate it.

 

[ch3john 308]

1 - Leave them blank. In case you haven't seen this, here is an example form http://www.visajourney.com/examples/Form-I-129F.pdf

2- Leave Postal Code blank if you are in the US. Zip code is basically the same thing as Postal Code but PC's are used in a lot of countries in place of ZC

Edited May 26, 2017 by ch3john

[A'n'L 735]

1) Each USCIS form comes with a set of instructions that tell you what to do with unfilled fields. For o129f, you should leave them blank.

 

2) Postal codes also does not apply in the US.

[JSFA9916 0]

so should i go by instructions here on visa journey or the instructions on the uscis wbesite? i searched for the instructions and both came up.. the instructions that come up on the USCIS website say to type or write in n/a or none... ugh.. lol we cant stop debating which to follow hahaha 

[ch3john 308]

I followed the example forms on VJ and left fields blank without any issues.

I won't hurt anything if you write n/a in those fields if it makes you more comfortable. Just a little extra keystrokes is all. 

 

Good luck!

[AZSunshine78 437]

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I have completely filled out my form online. But for my first employment history, it will not let me enter an end date and it will not let me type in the "present" or N/A

 

Does anyone know what to do? Should I just write this in in hand after I print it when the rest of it is typed?

 

Also,  for the additional information section. If I have more than one address do I only put one address in each section or can I list all of them under one section? 

 

There are six spaces for additional information and I just don't know if I have to put one address in each one or if I can list them all since they're all on the same page under the same section.

 

i've gone through the how to fill out instructions provided on the US CIS website but they don't address either of these issues. They just say you can make a copy of the additional information page if you need more room.

 

 Thank you everyone. This process is overwhelming at times! 

[Landurerason 3]

17 hours ago, ch3john said:

1 - Leave them blank. In case you haven't seen this, here is an example form http://www.visajourney.com/examples/Form-I-129F.pdf

2- Leave Postal Code blank if you are in the US. Zip code is basically the same thing as Postal Code but PC's are used in a lot of countries in place of ZC

Yes. So for my country, we used Postal code, and my fiancé (the U.S. citizen) used Zip Code. 

 

Hang in there!!

Edited May 26, 2017 by Landurerason

[Landurerason 3]

3 hours ago, AZSunshine78 said:

Similar Inquiry (K1-Form Question

 

I have completely filled out my form online. But for my first employment history, it will not let me enter an end date and it will not let me type in the "present" or N/A

 

Does anyone know what to do? Should I just write this in in hand after I print it when the rest of it is typed?

 

Also,  for the additional information section. If I have more than one address do I only put one address in each section or can I list all of them under one section? 

 

There are six spaces for additional information and I just don't know if I have to put one address in each one or if I can list them all since they're all on the same page under the same section.

 

i've gone through the how to fill out instructions provided on the US CIS website but they don't address either of these issues. They just say you can make a copy of the additional information page if you need more room.

 

 Thank you everyone. This process is overwhelming at times! 

Whatever doesn't work online, just write by hand with black ink. We had to do the same thing for a few areas, such as my city in Brazil. Just make sure it's neat and clean. Also, make sure you have the new version of the I-129F that expires in 2018. As far as your other addresses, are you referring to the I-129F or the G-325a?

[AZSunshine78 437]

The  I29F

 

because he was in the military he has multiple addresses so I was unclear if I could put all of the addresses under 3d OR if I had to put one address under 3d, one address under 4done address under 5d....

 

this is on page 13 of 13 for the petition for alien fiancé, form I 29

 

thank you for your help.

Edited May 26, 2017 by AZSunshine78
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[TransAtlanticLove 31]

Just wanna chip in that I heard the G-325a wasn't needed anymore (after filling ours out!) so don't do the extra work if you don't have to. Though on the instructions from the official site it still references needing them.

[h3lls1ay3r 29]

I also want to know about the G-325A. It seems as though they have integrated biographic info into the I-129F now. Do I still have to file a G325A for both of us?

[AZSunshine78 437]

 My understanding after reviewing the instructions written in the petition for the alien fiancé is that that form is no longer needed. I don't have the form in front of me, or what is required in the Evidence section to be submitted at the very end of the packet.

 

I strongly suggest printing out the instructions and printing out the application and doing everything once on a hardcopy and comparing from the instruction booklet to the corresponding sections on the actual application. After that you can go through and do it online. That is what's working for me right now.

 

GOOD LUCK!!🙂❤️

[AZSunshine78 437]

4 hours ago, Girljinxed18 said:

Just wanna chip in that I heard the G-325a wasn't needed anymore (after filling ours out!) so don't do the extra work if you don't have to. Though on the instructions from the official site it still references needing them.

Where specifically does it refer to still needing that? I'm looking at the most current form on the instructions for petition for alien fiancé that expires 831 2018 and I don't see it listed anywhere.

 

 

 Do you by chance possibly have a reference point for that so I can doublecheck it?

 

I definitely don't want to get that wrong!! Eeek!

[TransAtlanticLove 31]

21 hours ago, AZSunshine78 said:

Where specifically does it refer to still needing that? I'm looking at the most current form on the instructions for petition for alien fiancé that expires 831 2018 and I don't see it listed anywhere.

 

 

 Do you by chance possibly have a reference point for that so I can doublecheck it?

 

I definitely don't want to get that wrong!! Eeek!

Yeah I saw it on the downloaded instructions here on the USCIS site

 

https://www.uscis.gov/i-129f