Help on I-130A Additional Info

[OneMoreRose 0]

Hello. I am confused about something. My beneficiary needs multiple pages due to an extensive employment history and I do not want the form to be filled out wrong.

 

1. Part 7 Additional Information says that each sheet should be signed and dated. However, he lives overseas and does not need to sign I-130A as it is. So, who signs these additional pages? And where should the form be signed? There is no designated place. Is anywhere on the page fine?

2. What is Item Number referring to? Should he put 1-4b in there since those are the sections for employment info? Or just 1? Or if we break it up (since some employers have really long names) can we write it like 1-2d then 2e-4b in 2 boxes for one employer in the Item Number box?

 

Sorry if this is scattered. Any help is appreciated. 

[Allaboutwaiting 2,503]

1. You can sign and write the date anywhere on the page (we did on the top margin).

2. Just type part 2, leave item number blank unless you are including more information on the items on page 6.

Edited May 3, 2023 by Allaboutwaiting

[OneMoreRose 0]

9 minutes ago, Allaboutwaiting said:

1. You can sign and write the date anywhere on the page (we did on the top margin).

2. Just type part 2, leave item number blank unless you are including more information on the items on page 6.

Thank you. If you know, since this is I130A, should I (petitioner) sign and date it or should my husband? I'm not sure since he lives overseas and does not need to sign I130A as it is. But if he did sign these pages and not the form, I am not sure if that would be suspicious. 

[Allaboutwaiting 2,503]

6 minutes ago, OneMoreRose said:

Thank you. If you know, since this is I130A, should I (petitioner) sign and date it or should my husband? I'm not sure since he lives overseas and does not need to sign I130A as it is. But if he did sign these pages and not the form, I am not sure if that would be suspicious. 

Form I-130A says beneficiary does not sign if living overseas, so it is fine if you sign.