Form i-129f: dad deceased, what about his residence?

[Sbrisa 41]

Hello everyone! My name is Laura, I'm 25 years old and I come from Italy. I'm new on this forum so I thought about introducing myself a little.
Me and my fiancé are completing form i-129f to apply for the K-1 Visa, but we ancountered a small issue at page 6, at info 33.a and 33.b, where they ask about parent n.2 city/town/village and country of residence.
My dad passed away on August 29th 2016, so we are unsure about what to write on those lines. Should we fill in the residence info as if he were still alive or put something like N/A?
We both know that tricky little things like this could slow down the process, so we want to make sure we get everything right, I hope you understand.
Thanks in advance!



 

Edited October 17, 2018 by Sbrisa
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[DaveAndAnastasia 2,092]

I'd just put "n/a (deceased)" or something like that.

[Sbrisa 41]

3 minutes ago, DaveAndAnastasia said:

I'd just put "n/a (deceased)" or something like that.

Thank you! Another member sent me a message suggesting the same answer so I think we'll go with "deceased".

 

[<3T&M<3 217]

5 hours ago, Sbrisa said:

Hello everyone! My name is Laura, I'm 25 years old and I come from Italy. I'm new on this forum so I thought about introducing myself a little.
Me and my fiancé are completing form i-129f to apply for the K-1 Visa, but we ancountered a small issue at page 6, at info 33.a and 33.b, where they ask about parent n.2 city/town/village and country of residence.
My dad passed away on August 29th 2016, so we are unsure about what to write on those lines. Should we fill in the residence info as if he were still alive or put something like N/A?We both know that tricky little things like this could slow down the process, so we want to make sure we get everything right, I hope you understand.
Thanks in advance!



 

My father is also dead. In the City/Town/Village of Residence I put the town he died in followed by deceased: "Townsville (deceased 2010)"

and the same thing for Country of Residence: "United States of America (deceased 2010)"

Edited October 18, 2018 by <3T&M<3