Question about addresses for I-129F

[joe.b 33]

I have questions related to difficulty entering address information on the I-129F form. My fiance lives in India and addresses there can be much longer than what the form allows for. What is the best way around this? From what I've seen on some other threads it seems like it might be acceptable to type "See attached" in the address field than include an addendum with the full address. Would be that be fine? Or any other suggestions?

 

On a related note, for the portion about putting the beneficiary's name and address in his "native alphabet," Adobe doesn't seem to support the Devanagari script. Could I also write "See attached" and include it in an addendum?

 

Also, does anything actually get mailed to the beneficiary in their home country as a part of the k1 process? My fiance says people don't regularly receive mail around where he lives and he's not certain mail would be delivered there. If we can expect that he will get mailed something as a part of the K1 process, then I might ask him about a mailing address different than his physical address.

[payxibka 10,045]

12 minutes ago, joe.b said:

I have questions related to difficulty entering address information on the I-129F form. My fiance lives in India and addresses there can be much longer than what the form allows for. What is the best way around this? From what I've seen on some other threads it seems like it might be acceptable to type "See attached" in the address field than include an addendum with the full address. Would be that be fine? Or any other suggestions?

 

On a related note, for the portion about putting the beneficiary's name and address in his "native alphabet," Adobe doesn't seem to support the Devanagari script. Could I also write "See attached" and include it in an addendum?

 

Also, does anything actually get mailed to the beneficiary in their home country as a part of the k1 process? My fiance says people don't regularly receive mail around where he lives and he's not certain mail would be delivered there. If we can expect that he will get mailed something as a part of the K1 process, then I might ask him about a mailing address different than his physical address.

Abbreviation or separate attachment 

 

Nothing gets mailed 

[AJ2019 58]

My fiancé's address was also too long for USCIS forms, so we added his full address in the Additional Info page at end of form, and where space ran out in a form we used an attachment. Worked out fine. 🙂

 

Nope nothing gets mailed during the USCIS phase, and the NVC phase to the beneficiary. The Embassy phase may vary though from country to country. 

 

 

[joe.b 33]

Thanks for these replies!

[abhi_meli 150]

If I was your fiance, I would make best friends with the postman in his area. It is true, getting a mail in India is a difficult thing. He will receive some paperwork before the interview.

[DEVnAJAY 3]

I used my ipad and acrobat. I did go into the ipad and changes location to India and I got a keyboard in hindi. I then had my fiance do the typing or at least if he cannot do that show him the keyboard during a video chat and he can tell you what to type. 

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