k1visa What do I put for province in the I-129 form?

[thatjerseygirl 1]

So I'm currently filing out the I-129 form and its asking for province? I live in Hackensack, NJ, what do I put? lol 

 

Oh and any tips? My fiance is in Ecuador and I'm doing everything without a lawyer here

[Byerly 0]

I put N/A for province and my application was approved. My fiance, however, is from Japan and provinces are applicable there so I listed hers. 

Edited May 25, 2018 by Byerly

[thatjerseygirl 1]

So I'm currently filling out the I-129 form. I am the US Citizen.

However, some boxes don't really need an answer from me, like "Other Maiden Names." 

I know some people say to leave it blank, or write NONE, or N/A. 

BUT WHAT IS REALLY THE CORRECT WAY? 

HELP?

Opinions? 

Anything?

Tips? lol.

[Sunnyland 639]

I always tried not to leave blank field to avoid any silly RFE for not answering the question. If something did not apply for me then I put N/A or None and never had any trouble.

Edited May 25, 2018 by Sunnyland

[Sunnyland 639]

You mean the Form I-129F?

I ask because the I-129 is a Petition for a Non-immigrant Worker.

Just put N/A in any case that does not apply to you. 

 

Take a look at the K1 guide for any extra help.

http://www.visajourney.com/content/k1guide

[Sarah&Facundo 595]

I'm from NJ. We don't have provinces. If it asks for your county, put that otherwise just write N/A

[shumway1756 304]

I put N/A for all fields that didn't apply to me. Didn't run into any issues. I feel like it also communicates that I reviewed that field and found it not applicable, and it removes any doubt that I accidentally overlooked it.

[shumway1756 304]

N/A is perfectly fine. My wife is from a country with no states or provinces, just cities and counties, so N/A does the trick, no problem.

[Cyberfx1024 7,980]

1 hour ago, thatjerseygirl said:

So I'm currently filling out the I-129 form. I am the US Citizen.

However, some boxes don't really need an answer from me, like "Other Maiden Names." 

I know some people say to leave it blank, or write NONE, or N/A. 

BUT WHAT IS REALLY THE CORRECT WAY? 

HELP?

Opinions? 

Anything?

Tips? lol.

N/A. 

 

There was a poster this week whose application was denied because they left the information blank instead of putting N/A.

[Jenny17655 284]

1 hour ago, thatjerseygirl said:

So I'm currently filing out the I-129 form and its asking for province? I live in Hackensack, NJ, what do I put? lol 

 

Oh and any tips? My fiance is in Ecuador and I'm doing everything without a lawyer here

I grew up in hackensack!!!! Put N/A in province dont leave any blanks at all. N/A for anything that doesn't apply 

Edited May 25, 2018 by Jenny17655

[debbiedoo 2,339]

i put N/A for any field that didnt apply

[debbiedoo 2,339]

a province is the equivalent of a state, in most cases.

 

If you live in the US you would leave it blank/put N/A if you want (I chose not to as they are familiar with US address standards .... one would hope )  and fill in the spaces for city, state, zip code.

 

province and postal code are for other countries. So for my fiance, Kitchener is his city, Ontario is the province and then the post code.

[Ontarkie 14,222]

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[thatjerseygirl 1]

20 hours ago, Jenny17655 said:

I grew up in hackensack!!!! Put N/A in province dont leave any blanks at all. N/A for anything that doesn't apply 

hackensack!!! wooo! LOL 

Thanks for the reply! 

21 hours ago, Sunnyland said:

You mean the Form I-129F?

I ask because the I-129 is a Petition for a Non-immigrant Worker.

Just put N/A in any case that does not apply to you. 

 

Take a look at the K1 guide for any extra help.

http://www.visajourney.com/content/k1guide

Yes that is what I meant! Thank you!! <3