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I-129F Application: writing beneficiary's name & address in native language

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virgie6810   12

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I'm completing the I-129F application.  In the beneficiary's information section, they ask you to write your fiance's name and address in his/her native language.  I cannot write Arabic.  Should I leave that blank, or would that be reason for a RFE?  Any suggestions on what to write there as an explanation?

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EandH0904 Proficient

EandH0904   1,184

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I had to do this for my now-husband in Morocco. If your fiance wants to write it on the paper and send it to you through the mail, they can. 

For ours, he made a video of him writing it out, I watched it and practiced over and over until he said it was good enough to write on the paper. 

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I just had my fiancée send an email with it to me, and copied and pasted the Cyrillic alphabet Russian address in. I suspect that would work with Arabic, too.

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Copied and pasted after my wife sent it to me in her native language.

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29 minutes ago, DaveAndAnastasia said:

I just had my fiancée send an email with it to me, and copied and pasted the Cyrillic alphabet Russian address in. I suspect that would work with Arabic, too.

 

21 minutes ago, missileman said:

Copied and pasted after my wife sent it to me in her native language.

Same, had to download a language pack or some ####### for Adobe but wasn't too difficult.

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Just now, ThomasNC1988 said:

 

Same, had to download a language pack or some ####### for Adobe but wasn't too difficult.

I don't think I typed any bad words but maybe it slipped in 😆

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