I-130, Beneficiary native language

[TM2002 0]

I’m an American citizen filing an I-130 for a Ukrainian citizen (we were recently married) currently living in Malaysia. I’m doing it online as we were not approved for the expedited process.

For the section regarding her native language and address, even though she doesn’t write her name in Ukrainian in Malaysia (English is spoken here), should I include our address in Malaysia in the Roman Alphabet with her name in Ukrainian? Is this even required if everywhere else in the application her name appears in the Roman Alphabet, and she doesn’t reside in Ukraine?

 

Thanks very much for any information.

 

[pushbrk 12,898]

6 hours ago, TM2002 said:

I’m an American citizen filing an I-130 for a Ukrainian citizen (we were recently married) currently living in Malaysia. I’m doing it online as we were not approved for the expedited process.

For the section regarding her native language and address, even though she doesn’t write her name in Ukrainian in Malaysia (English is spoken here), should I include our address in Malaysia in the Roman Alphabet with her name in Ukrainian? Is this even required if everywhere else in the application her name appears in the Roman Alphabet, and she doesn’t reside in Ukraine?

 

Thanks very much for any information.

 

Yes, her name in Cyrillic characters and Not Applicable for her address.  They have her address.

[TM2002 0]

29 minutes ago, pushbrk said:

Yes, her name in Cyrillic characters and Not Applicable for her address.  They have her address.

Ok, thank you!