N/A and NONE?!?

[Cheschirecat 176]

 

Hello again!  #ihatepaperwork

 

Does N/A or NONE need to be used for every blank space on ALL these wonder forms? 

 

 

Cheschirecat 

 

[laufine 55]

Leave them blank!

[luisima 0]

8 hours ago, Cheschirecat said:

 

Hello again!  #ihatepaperwork

 

Does N/A or NONE need to be used for every blank space on ALL these wonder forms? 

 

 

Cheschirecat 

 

Same question here. I'm having a hard time knowing which questions are applicable to me but don't have an answer (so N/A shouldn't be used, apparently), and which ones should definitely have a NONE. 

 

5 hours ago, laufine said:

Leave them blank!

Can you actually do that?? I'm just in the process of filling out I-130, I-130a, I-485 and I thought you couldn't leave anything blank...? 

 

Sorry for not being of much help   

[laufine 55]

1 hour ago, luisima said:

Same question here. I'm having a hard time knowing which questions are applicable to me but don't have an answer (so N/A shouldn't be used, apparently), and which ones should definitely have a NONE. 

 

Can you actually do that?? I'm just in the process of filling out I-130, I-130a, I-485 and I thought you couldn't leave anything blank...? 

 

Sorry for not being of much help   

Yes. Do this way or do your way! OP asked for answer. I give him/her the  answer. 

[hell0w0rld08 18]

Do not leave anything blank on these forms, you can use N/A if it does not apply to you. 

[eckoin 211]

17 hours ago, Cheschirecat said:

 

Hello again!  #ihatepaperwork

 

Does N/A or NONE need to be used for every blank space on ALL these wonder forms? 

 

 

Cheschirecat 

 

 

9 hours ago, luisima said:

Same question here. I'm having a hard time knowing which questions are applicable to me but don't have an answer (so N/A shouldn't be used, apparently), and which ones should definitely have a NONE. 

 

Can you actually do that?? I'm just in the process of filling out I-130, I-130a, I-485 and I thought you couldn't leave anything blank...? 

 

Sorry for not being of much help   

Use discretion guys. If you don't have an interpreter, put "N/A" in the first field (name) of that section and leave the rest blank. If you're filling out a section but some parts are not applicable, put N/A or None. I suggest you stick to one or the other for all forms, that is, don't mix and match "NA" and "None". 

[luisima 0]

On 3/20/2019 at 9:38 AM, eckoin said:

 

Use discretion guys. If you don't have an interpreter, put "N/A" in the first field (name) of that section and leave the rest blank. If you're filling out a section but some parts are not applicable, put N/A or None. I suggest you stick to one or the other for all forms, that is, don't mix and match "NA" and "None". 

 

I was going to leave blank the first section "To be completed by an attorney or accredited representative (if any)"... After a while I've started to second guess everything and read too much into it. Oh well, I'll just use common sense and let it be.

Thank you!!

 

Edited March 23, 2019 by luisima