Sammy

Hiu, all
I am still confused for filling the form.

My mailing address is not different from the residence.So, in this
part, in every column, I should put N/A. Is it right? So does the part
5 about the kids. In every colum, i should put in N/A

How about Part 6, we filr togethe and the from says complete if you
are...... . In this case should we leave it blank or still put N/A to
all the column.

Thanks all for the help.
sam

Andy Platt

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    > Hiu, all
    > I am still confused for filling the form.
    > My mailing address is not different from the residence.So, in this
    > part, in every column, I should put N/A. Is it right? So does the part
    > 5 about the kids. In every colum, i should put in N/A

Don't put N/A - the question is applicable, you just don't have any kids.
Just put NONE in the first column and leave the rest blank.

    > How about Part 6, we filr togethe and the from says complete if you
    > are...... . In this case should we leave it blank or still put N/A to
    > all the column.

I don't see how the form can be any simpler. If you are filing jointly, and
you say you are, you both sign, print your name and put the date down.

Andy.

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Rete

Sam

Andy is on the money with his explanation of the N/A and None response.

As for the mailing address ... put "Same" or be redundant and re-enter the same address.

Rete

Sammy

"Andy Platt" wrote in message news:...
    > "sammy" wrote in message
    > news:[email protected]...
    > > Hiu, all
    > > I am still confused for filling the form.
    > >
    > > My mailing address is not different from the residence.So, in this
    > > part, in every column, I should put N/A. Is it right? So does the part
    > > 5 about the kids. In every colum, i should put in N/A
    >
    > Don't put N/A - the question is applicable, you just don't have any kids.
    > Just put NONE in the first column and leave the rest blank.
    >
    > > How about Part 6, we filr togethe and the from says complete if you
    > > are...... . In this case should we leave it blank or still put N/A to
    > > all the column.
    >
    > I don't see how the form can be any simpler. If you are filing jointly, and
    > you say you are, you both sign, print your name and put the date down.
    >
    > Andy.

Dear Andy:

I mean in Part 6. it says " complete if you are requesting a waiver of
the joint filling petetion requirement based on extrem mental
cruelty." I should leave the columns blank . right?
thanx

Ron

Would be "Not Applicable", wouldn't it?

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children smart." - H. L. Mencken


"sammy" wrote in message
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    > "Andy Platt" wrote in message
news:...
    > > "sammy" wrote in message
    > > news:[email protected]...
    > > > Hiu, all
    > > > I am still confused for filling the form.
    > > >
    > > > My mailing address is not different from the residence.So, in this
    > > > part, in every column, I should put N/A. Is it right? So does the part
    > > > 5 about the kids. In every colum, i should put in N/A
    > >
    > > Don't put N/A - the question is applicable, you just don't have any
kids.
    > > Just put NONE in the first column and leave the rest blank.
    > >
    > > > How about Part 6, we filr togethe and the from says complete if you
    > > > are...... . In this case should we leave it blank or still put N/A to
    > > > all the column.
    > >
    > > I don't see how the form can be any simpler. If you are filing jointly,
and
    > > you say you are, you both sign, print your name and put the date down.
    > >
    > > Andy.
    > Dear Andy:
    > I mean in Part 6. it says " complete if you are requesting a waiver of
    > the joint filling petetion requirement based on extrem mental
    > cruelty." I should leave the columns blank . right?
    > thanx

Andy Platt

Obviously there are multiple versions floating about - I've posted what the
current web version says.

Andy.

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"sammy" wrote in message
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    > "Andy Platt" wrote in message
news:...
    > > "sammy" wrote in message
    > > news:[email protected]...
    > > > Hiu, all
    > > > I am still confused for filling the form.
    > > >
    > > > My mailing address is not different from the residence.So, in this
    > > > part, in every column, I should put N/A. Is it right? So does the part
    > > > 5 about the kids. In every colum, i should put in N/A
    > >
    > > Don't put N/A - the question is applicable, you just don't have any
kids.
    > > Just put NONE in the first column and leave the rest blank.
    > >
    > > > How about Part 6, we filr togethe and the from says complete if you
    > > > are...... . In this case should we leave it blank or still put N/A to
    > > > all the column.
    > >
    > > I don't see how the form can be any simpler. If you are filing jointly,
and
    > > you say you are, you both sign, print your name and put the date down.
    > >
    > > Andy.
    > Dear Andy:
    > I mean in Part 6. it says " complete if you are requesting a waiver of
    > the joint filling petetion requirement based on extrem mental
    > cruelty." I should leave the columns blank . right?
    > thanx

Sammy

"Andy Platt" wrote in message news:...
    > "sammy" wrote in message
    > news:[email protected]...
    > > Hiu, all
    > > I am still confused for filling the form.
    > >
    > > My mailing address is not different from the residence.So, in this
    > > part, in every column, I should put N/A. Is it right? So does the part
    > > 5 about the kids. In every colum, i should put in N/A
    >
    > Don't put N/A - the question is applicable, you just don't have any kids.
    > Just put NONE in the first column and leave the rest blank.
    >
    > > How about Part 6, we filr togethe and the from says complete if you
    > > are...... . In this case should we leave it blank or still put N/A to
    > > all the column.
    >
    > I don't see how the form can be any simpler. If you are filing jointly, and
    > you say you are, you both sign, print your name and put the date down.
    >
    > Andy.

Dear Andy:
I just found the form I am talking about is an old version. The new
version does not have the same question. Thank

Ranjini

You could use the older version, if you like. The BCIS website says you can. Personally, I prefer to use the latest version available.... Check here first:
http://www.immigration.gov/graphics/...orms/index.htm

Good luck!!