Probably Overthinking It: Writing "None" or "N/A"?

[Tee and Megan 10]

Hey all! 

 

We are almost finished collecting evidence for our ROC application. However, I'm anxious about leaving spaces blank. Do I need to put N/A or None in the spaces that don't apply to us (like our lack of children (yet!) or to indicate my husband's lack of middle name)?

 

Thank you all so much! Gah! Probably overthinking it!

 

Megan

[Tee and Megan 10]

Oh shoot! And a dumb question....in this ROC application, am I (the USC) the "petitioner"? Or am I the "spouse?" And do we need to put my husband's name in the section with the blank that's labeled  "Acknowledgement of Appointment at USCIS Application Support Center"? It reads:

 

"I, _____________, understand that the purpose of a USCIS ASC appointment is for me to provide my fingerprints, photograph, and/or signature and re-affirm that all of the information in my petition is complete...." 

 

 

[frontgear 194]

You are actually the spouse on the I-751 petition. Your husband is the applicant (conditional resident or petitioner.) His info will go in Part 1 and sign in Part 7. Your info goes into Part 4 and sign in Part 8.

 

You do put your husband's name in that "I, _______________, understand" part in Part 7 and your name goes into the same spot under Part 8.

 

Btw, if you use the Acrobat Reader to fill out the form, those sections will be filled in automatically for you. You can download the free Acrobat Reader by going to www.adobe.com. Once you downloaded the I-751 PDF file, you can open it using Acrobat Reader and start typing in those fields.

Anything isn't applicable, I would put in N/A or None (or 0), but I think middle name would be an exception to that rule.

 

 

Edited June 22, 2017 by frontgear

[Leo7777 243]

Although the instructions say to use N/A in some cases . . . you actually cannot type this in as the slash / is not acceptable by the form.

Great system.

[Leo7777 243]

4 hours ago, frontgear said:

You are actually the spouse on the I-751 petition. Your husband is the applicant (conditional resident or petitioner.) His info will go in Part 1 and sign in Part 7. Your info goes into Part 4 and sign in Part 8.

 

You do put your husband's name in that "I, _______________, understand" part in Part 7 and your name goes into the same spot under Part 8.

 

Btw, if you use the Acrobat Reader to fill out the form, those sections will be filled in automatically for you. You can download the free Acrobat Reader by going to www.adobe.com. Once you downloaded the I-751 PDF file, you can open it using Acrobat Reader and start typing in those fields.

Anything isn't applicable, I would put in N/A or None (or 0), but I think middle name would be an exception to that rule.

 

 

Note:  Yes the one part will be automatically filled in for you based on what you typed before.  However, in another screwy situation . . . if you go back to first place you typed your name and change it (because of mis typing, etc) . . . it will never change in the later auto filled section.

 

Hence you have to discard the completed form, and go back and start another form all over again.

Another great system.

[Tee and Megan 10]

Thank you all so much!!