I-129F questions

[fm2002 0]

Have some specific I-129F questions.

 

My Fiance is from Thailand

 

Questions;

 

1. I have been married before. On Part 1 question 38a. they ask for "Name of Previous Spouse"? for Family Name do I provide her Maiden name or her married name which is my last name?

 

2. Part 1 question 43, Have you ever filed !-129F for any other beneficiary? I marked "Yes" as I've been married before and this prior wife I applied for and was granted a K1 Visa and Green Card. Is "Yes" the correct answer? If yes where do I find her "Alien" number? How do I find "Date of Filing"? Especially since I have no contact with her. I do have a copy front and back of her green card. 

 

3. Part 2 question 62 "Your beneficiary will apply for a visa abroad at the U.S. Embassy or Consulate at:  My Petitioner is from Thailand so would Bangkok Thailand be correct or would it be somewhere in the U.S.?

 

Thank you in advance

[SalishSea 17,824]

12 minutes ago, fm2002 said:

Have some specific I-129F questions.

 

My Fiance is from Thailand

 

Questions;

 

1. I have been married before. On Part 1 question 38a. they ask for "Name of Previous Spouse"? for Family Name do I provide her Maiden name or her married name which is my last name?   Use her legal name at the time you petitioned for her.

 

2. Part 1 question 43, Have you ever filed !-129F for any other beneficiary? I marked "Yes" as I've been married before and this prior wife I applied for and was granted a K1 Visa and Green Card. Is "Yes" the correct answer? If yes where do I find her "Alien" number? How do I find "Date of Filing"? Especially since I have no contact with her. I do have a copy front and back of her green card.   This question has nothing to do with her or her green card.   They are asking for the date you filed the I129-F petition for her, a question which you're probably much better prepared to answer than she would be.

 

3. Part 2 question 62 "Your beneficiary will apply for a visa abroad at the U.S. Embassy or Consulate at:  My Petitioner is from Thailand so would Bangkok Thailand be correct or would it be somewhere in the U.S.?  It will be the Bangkok embassy.

 

Thank you in advance

 

Edited June 7, 2023 by SalishSea

[fm2002 0]

11 minutes ago, SalishSea said:

 

Thank you for your speedy response.

 

Was able to find what I believe is the filing date of my former wife's 1-129F. Any idea where I could find her "A" number? It's why I mentioned having a copy of her green card thought it might be printed there somewhere??

 

Again do I give her legal name as a petionenor for 45a.?

[SalishSea 17,824]

8 hours ago, fm2002 said:

Thank you for your speedy response.

 

Was able to find what I believe is the filing date of my former wife's 1-129F. Any idea where I could find her "A" number? It's why I mentioned having a copy of her green card thought it might be printed there somewhere??

 

Again do I give her legal name as a petionenor for 45a.?

Yes, give her legal name.   The A number would have been printed on the visa in her passport, as well as referenced on correspondence she received.   If you don’t have it, it’s acceptable to write “unknown.”

[fm2002 0]

@SalishSeaThank you

 

Does the Letter of Intent(s) need to be notorized?

[SalishSea 17,824]

14 minutes ago, fm2002 said:

@SalishSeaThank you

 

Does the Letter of Intent(s) need to be notorized?

Nope.

[fm2002 0]

Where they ask for both beneficiary and Petitioner "Employment End Date" if it's ongoing or hasn't ended do you leave blank or write in PRESENT?

[IWander 589]

8 hours ago, fm2002 said:

Where they ask for both beneficiary and Petitioner "Employment End Date" if it's ongoing or hasn't ended do you leave blank or write in PRESENT?

Either