How to respond to an RFE for a missing information?

[Lucy&Jason 808]

Good day VJ’ers. Humbly seeking for any of your advice on how to respond to our RFE. My fiancé forgot to tick Question number 37 asking if he had been married or no. USCIS sent us back the original page of the form to fill in the missing answer. 

 

Ticking “No”,  does he need to sign the side of it(NO) and date it? Do we need to submit any evidence prior to him being single? If yes what evidence of singleness we need to provide? 

 

The officer who adjudicate it is mentioned in our rfe, do we need to address her and mention her in the cover letter? In what part of the original rfe letter does my fiancé need to sign other than the cover letter and the form of I-129F?

[debbiedoo 2,339]

I would check it no and include a brief note (signed) stating he has never been married.

[Lucy&Jason 808]

@TBoneTX @geowrian @John & Rose @NuestraUnion @Greenbaum @BJ & Christine any insight please? Thank you so much guys...🙏

[Unlockable 7,316]

Hi,

 

He can check the "NO" box and initial and date on the side for good documentation practices. You can write a brief description of the error in a responding cover letter to the RFE.

 

Assuming your fiance is the USC since he is the one filling out the 129F petition, if he has never been married before, there is no need to provide any evidence of being single. 

 

It is not necessary to mention the officer who adjudicated the petition. I am quite sure there is record of the person.

 

Only sign where it is stated on all the documents. Take another look over (3 or 4 more times) of all of the documents to make sure you captured everything and signed everywhere where indicated before you send it back. This really is a mild RFE.

 

Best of luck to you!

[Lucy&Jason 808]

1 minute ago, NuestraUnion said:

Hi,

 

He can check the "NO" box and initial and date on the side for good documentation practices. You can write a brief description of the error in a responding cover letter to the RFE.

 

Assuming your fiance is the USC since he is the one filling out the 129F petition, if he has never been married before, there is no need to provide any evidence of being single. 

 

It is not necessary to mention the officer who adjudicated the petition. I am quite sure there is record of the person.

 

Only sign where it is stated on all the documents. Take another look over (3 or 4 more times) of all of the documents to make sure you captured everything and signed everywhere where indicated before you send it back. This really is a mild RFE.

 

Best of luck to you!

Thank you very much. Does he need to sign the The Original RFE letter sent to us by the USCIS?

[John & Rose 7,239]

On 8/31/2018 at 5:27 AM, Lucy&Jason said:

@TBoneTX @geowrian @John & Rose @NuestraUnion @Greenbaum @BJ & Christine any insight please? Thank you so much guys...🙏

I agree with the above.  The RFE was about not answering the question, it wasn't specifically about previous marriages.  Just check no and send a little note stating that there were no previous marriages.  That is an easy RFE to answer!  

[H Al 20]

On 8/30/2018 at 2:48 PM, NuestraUnion said:

 

Assuming your fiance is the USC since he is the one filling out the 129F petition, if he has never been married before, there is no need to provide any evidence of being single. 

 

 

So is there a need to proof if the beneficiary hasn't been married? We are waiting for RFE in the mail and I am guessing it is because there wasn't any proof of my fiance being single.

[Unlockable 7,316]

No proof of being single needed. But I want to clarify something, if a person was previously married, they would have to provide proof that they are single and free to marry, meaning a divorce decree. Otherwise, no other proof is necessary.

 

On 8/30/2018 at 5:50 PM, Lucy&Jason said:

Thank you very much. Does he need to sign the The Original RFE letter sent to us by the USCIS?

If there is no instructions for him to sign it then he doesn't have to.

[H Al 20]

1 hour ago, NuestraUnion said:

No proof of being single needed. But I want to clarify something, if a person was previously married, they would have to provide proof that they are single and free to marry, meaning a divorce decree. Otherwise, no other proof is necessary.

 

If there is no instructions for him to sign it then he doesn't have to.

Thanks, then I have to think of something else that caused them to send RFE