Elizabeth Murphy

I am putting together the Petition for Fiance' Visa application and need
advice.
My fiance' downloaded several copies of the I-129f and G-325A which he
signed and printed his name/printed his name in his native non-Roman
numeral alaphabet.
I received them in the mail yesterday. This was the second time he
mailed me these forms, as he needed to correct some things from the
first drafts he sent.

In the first set of forms he typed out with
all the biographical info, but in these correctly signed versions, he
left the form blank. Therefore my question is,Would it be significantly
detrimental to our petition if I filled out the new set of forms by hand
(neatly printed).

I ask this because I would need a typewriter to complete the appication
and that would mean tracking one down which = more time spent before I
could finally send this thing out

Thanks for any help...

elizabeth

katnap8

Hi, I don't think it's detrimental. I've read that you can use the fillable forms and then print whatever doesn't fit by typing on the computer by hand. So part of my petition is hand written and part of it computer generated. It's because the boxes are so small and I had some long names of towns/cities, anyway, that's what we did. We're not sure if it's wrong, as we've only received the first NOA about a week ago. Perhaps someone who has actually succeeded with this will post. GOOD LUCK

Just Jenney

I sure hope not!! -- that's exactly how I did our G325A forms, all handwritten.

~ Jenney