I-130 Native Language Question - Information about beneficiary in their native written language

[Orvis25 1]

Hello everyone. I have a quick question for something I am not clear on. 

Please see the below part of the I-130 (digital version):

 

So, from what I understand, I should type my wife's (the beneficiary) name as address in a document in her native language (which is Japanese), and then save it as a PDF. 
What I don't understand is the part about the translation.

Since the name and address are in Japanese (hiragana and kanji), that would mean I need to also upload a Roman translated version of her name and address, then also upload a certificate of proper translation? 

I know other documents, like birth certificate need the translation and certificate, but does this? it seems to imply it in the file requirements section.

 Can someone give some clear clarification on this? 


Edit:
Just for further clarification, is it ok to put in roman "Name:" and "Address:" followed by the Japanese, or should I have the whole document be only 100% Japanese?

     Example: 
                     Name: ボブ スミス
                     Address: 〒006-0815 北海道札幌市手稲区前田5条11丁目7-10

Thank you!

Edited December 17, 2024 by Orvis25

[Dashinka 24,727]

This item is not required to be translated, however when I did this for my now wife, I showed the information in her native alphabet, and then repeated the same information in English in the same PDF even though that is redundant to other areas of the form.

 

Good Luck!

[pushbrk 13,058]

No need for translation because you already entered the name and address on the form in English anyway.

[Orvis25 1]

Copy, thanks guys!