Packet Assembly Questions

[Del A. 44]

Hi, my name is Del and I am a beneficiary from the Philippines. I am quite meticulous as a person and very hands-on with processing this K-1 visa with my fiance, and so I have some questions. I thought I could start a new thread for packet assembly concerns (if there is another thread I could join in, please let me know); not that I'm an expert but rather to give newbies like myself a chance to gain answers from those who know more and would be kind enough to respond.

Now, my primary reasons for posting on here:

For all the Filipinos out there who've filled out their I-129F forms:

(Kindly refer to the attachment)
1. Where did you indicate the "Brgy. (Name)" and/or "(Name) Subd." for the physical address? I ask because I live in a private subdivision and my IDs all indicate my Barangay, and it seems the form isn't well-suited for a Philippine address format. Should I just squeeze that all into the space provided for "Apt." "Ste." "Flr."?
2. Did you fill out the ZIP code space with the Postal Code (double entry) or is my (N/A label + blank "State" box) entry correct?
3. When asked for the address in the Native Alphabet, it's going to be identical to the Physical and Mailing Address, right?

For everyone:

(Unrelated to the attachment)
4. I was employed from August 2012 - November 2014 under a different company from where I am now. Since the 2014 period is within the last 5 years, am I correct in including this job in my Employment History?

I would appreciate any help. 😊

[payxibka 10,045]

17 minutes ago, Del A. said:

Hi, my name is Del and I am a beneficiary from the Philippines. I am quite meticulous as a person and very hands-on with processing this K-1 visa with my fiance, and so I have some questions. I thought I could start a new thread for packet assembly concerns (if there is another thread I could join in, please let me know); not that I'm an expert but rather to give newbies like myself a chance to gain answers from those who know more and would be kind enough to respond.

Now, my primary reasons for posting on here:

For all the Filipinos out there who've filled out their I-129F forms:

(Kindly refer to the attachment)
1. Where did you indicate the "Brgy. (Name)" and/or "(Name) Subd." for the physical address? I ask because I live in a private subdivision and my IDs all indicate my Barangay, and it seems the form isn't well-suited for a Philippine address format. Should I just squeeze that all into the space provided for "Apt." "Ste." "Flr."?
2. Did you fill out the ZIP code space with the Postal Code (double entry) or is my (N/A label + blank "State" box) entry correct?
3. When asked for the address in the Native Alphabet, it's going to be identical to the Physical and Mailing Address, right?

For everyone:

(Unrelated to the attachment)
4. I was employed from August 2012 - November 2014 under a different company from where I am now. Since the 2014 period is within the last 5 years, am I correct in including this job in my Employment History?

I would appreciate any help. 😊

1) I just fit in the brg where I could on the street name.  Nothing will get sent to you so just complete it the best you can. For us Landing (Sub) Catarman (brg) all on same line

2.  Left state and zip code blank

3.  Not applicable since the native uses Roman characters 

4.  Yes

Edited January 9, 2019 by payxibka

[Hank_ 9,174]

27 minutes ago, Del A. said:

Hi, my name is Del and I am a beneficiary from the Philippines. I am quite meticulous as a person and very hands-on with processing this K-1 visa with my fiance, and so I have some questions. I thought I could start a new thread for packet assembly concerns (if there is another thread I could join in, please let me know); not that I'm an expert but rather to give newbies like myself a chance to gain answers from those who know more and would be kind enough to respond.

Now, my primary reasons for posting on here:

For all the Filipinos out there who've filled out their I-129F forms:

(Kindly refer to the attachment)
1. Where did you indicate the "Brgy. (Name)" and/or "(Name) Subd." for the physical address? I ask because I live in a private subdivision and my IDs all indicate my Barangay, and it seems the form isn't well-suited for a Philippine address format. Should I just squeeze that all into the space provided for "Apt." "Ste." "Flr."?
2. Did you fill out the ZIP code space with the Postal Code (double entry) or is my (N/A label + blank "State" box) entry correct?
3. When asked for the address in the Native Alphabet, it's going to be identical to the Physical and Mailing Address, right?

For everyone:

(Unrelated to the attachment)
4. I was employed from August 2012 - November 2014 under a different company from where I am now. Since the 2014 period is within the last 5 years, am I correct in including this job in my Employment History?

I would appreciate any help. 😊

You can include the brgy with the street or city info if you want.   It isn't too important for the I-129F petition.

 

Months from now when you are completing the actual visa application you can get more precise, even then the only delivery would be after the interview when your visa package is sent through 2G0

 

As for job history, if it is within the 5 years, list it.  

[Del A. 44]

Thank you all for your help! I'm beginning to feel that joining this forum site is one of the best decisions I've made so far for my K-1 visa. Everyone seems knowledgeable and kind. 😊

[John & Rose 7,239]

22 minutes ago, Del A. said:

Thank you all for your help! I'm beginning to feel that joining this forum site is one of the best decisions I've made so far for my K-1 visa. Everyone seems knowledgeable and kind. 😊

If you believe that now just wait.  This place is awesome.  Make sure you also check out...

 

http://www.visaconnection-philippines.com/index.html

[John & Rose 7,239]

28 minutes ago, Del A. said:

Thank you all for your help! I'm beginning to feel that joining this forum site is one of the best decisions I've made so far for my K-1 visa. Everyone seems knowledgeable and kind. 😊

Also, don't overthink it.  Give them what they ask for in a nice compact but complete package.  Try to avoid a lot of paperwork that really isn't required.  You need to include the required documents and the adjudicator needs to be demonstrated that you have met in person within two years of filing and that both of you are legally free to contract marriage.  The petition is actually pretty easy and straight forward if you don't overthink it.