Blank or N/A

[Erin2019 10]

Hi everyone, 

Time for me to file the I-751 and I've been stuck on something. I've read some posts where people relayed that others got rejected for leaving spaces blank and that the safest bet is to just write N/A in every box that doesn't apply to you. However, I'm overthinking things and now I'm iffy on 3 sections:
1) PAGE 1: Do I leave the attorney space on page 1 (right above part 1 on page 1) blank since it says "START HERE" right underneath it?
2) PAGE 1: Do I write N/A in every box on OTHER NAMES used?
3) PAGE 11 : Do I fill out my name and A-number but write N/A for the rest if I'm not using it? 

What it comes down to for me is that I'm using N/A on everything (children, preparer, interpreter) that doesn't apply to me already, so I'm worried that if I leave something blank that the USCIS officer will see it as me having missed something and then rejecting my application based on some blank spaces (other names blank, attorney blank, page 11 blank) on a form with several N/As. It sounds ridiculous when I type it out but....

 

[HarryWL 262]

39 minutes ago, Erin2019 said:

Hi everyone, 

Time for me to file the I-751 and I've been stuck on something. I've read some posts where people relayed that others got rejected for leaving spaces blank and that the safest bet is to just write N/A in every box that doesn't apply to you. However, I'm overthinking things and now I'm iffy on 3 sections:
1) PAGE 1: Do I leave the attorney space on page 1 (right above part 1 on page 1) blank since it says "START HERE" right underneath it?
2) PAGE 1: Do I write N/A in every box on OTHER NAMES used?
3) PAGE 11 : Do I fill out my name and A-number but write N/A for the rest if I'm not using it? 

What it comes down to for me is that I'm using N/A on everything (children, preparer, interpreter) that doesn't apply to me already, so I'm worried that if I leave something blank that the USCIS officer will see it as me having missed something and then rejecting my application based on some blank spaces (other names blank, attorney blank, page 11 blank) on a form with several N/As. It sounds ridiculous when I type it out but....

 

 

N/A is always going to be the safest bet if you are concerned that the person reviewing your documents might think you forgot to fill in a box. 

 

And yes, you leave everything above 'START HERE" blank. 

[Erin2019 10]

 

1 minute ago, HarryWL said:

 

N/A is always going to be the safest bet if you are concerned that the person reviewing your documents might think you forgot to fill in a box. 

 

And yes, you leave everything above 'START HERE" blank. 

 Alright, got it! Thank you so much 😊