Question on the i-129f

[Mahza 3]

Hey guys, I'm filling out an i-129f and here is what the instructions state:

 

Item Numbers 37. - 38.h. Form I-94 Arrival-Departure Record. Select the box to indicate whether your beneficiary has ever been in the United States. Provide the date of your beneficiary’s most recent entry in the United States, his or her I-94 Arrival-Departure Record Number, if available, and his or her immigration status at the time of arrival (for example, student, tourist, temporary worker, without inspection). Provide the expiration date and identification numbers on the I-94 or I-95 Arrival-Departure Records, travel documents, and or passports.

 

My fiancee told me that she has been to America but when she was very little (about 15+ years ago) and she barely remembers it. Should I check yes on 37. (Has your beneficiary ever been in the United States?) and leave the information about i-94 blank?

[payxibka 10,045]

3 minutes ago, Mahza said:

Hey guys, I'm filling out an i-129f and here is what the instructions state:

 

Item Numbers 37. - 38.h. Form I-94 Arrival-Departure Record. Select the box to indicate whether your beneficiary has ever been in the United States. Provide the date of your beneficiary’s most recent entry in the United States, his or her I-94 Arrival-Departure Record Number, if available, and his or her immigration status at the time of arrival (for example, student, tourist, temporary worker, without inspection). Provide the expiration date and identification numbers on the I-94 or I-95 Arrival-Departure Records, travel documents, and or passports.

 

My fiancee told me that she has been to America but when she was very little (about 15+ years ago) and she barely remembers it. Should I check yes on 37. (Has your beneficiary ever been in the United States?) and leave the information about i-94 blank?

Marking the box "yes" makes the i94 information applicable,  so leaving it blank or even marking n/a is not correct.   Putting in approximate dates or even "unknown " would be better 

[Marieke H 2,507]

Read the form. Items 38a-h are only required if the beneficiary is currently in the US. If she isn't, you can skip those items. You would check Yes for 37, but won't need to provide details. 

Edited September 2, 2020 by Marieke H
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[Mahza 3]

5 minutes ago, Marieke H said:

Read the form. Items 38a-h are only required if the beneficiary is currently in the US. If she isn't, you can skip those items.

I just read it, I'm so dumb. Thank you

[Marieke H 2,507]

19 minutes ago, Mahza said:

I just read it, I'm so dumb. Thank you

No worries! Just take your time and read through everything, most questions are self-explanatory. Good luck!

[JFH 12,190]

15 years ago was 2005 so at least you have the year. You can put approximate dates. Did she come with her parents? I assume so if she was a child. Maybe they can recall when it was - at least the month.