I-751
Sep 16th 2002, 1:10 am
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I-751
Hi there ..
Couple of simple questions but want to make sure we fill this form in 100% correct and wondering if anyone can help.
The first question is what does c/o mean on the I-751 form, part 1 ?
Second question : any children and then it asks for A number, immigration status - we have had a child and he was born a USA citerzen - do we just put this in here.
Would appreciate anyone who can help
Regards Jill Curtis
Couple of simple questions but want to make sure we fill this form in 100% correct and wondering if anyone can help.
The first question is what does c/o mean on the I-751 form, part 1 ?
Second question : any children and then it asks for A number, immigration status - we have had a child and he was born a USA citerzen - do we just put this in here.
Would appreciate anyone who can help
Regards Jill Curtis
Sep 16th 2002, 5:13 am
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Re: I-751
JCurtis wrote:
> Hi there ..
> Couple of simple questions but want to make sure we fill this form in
> 100% correct and wondering if anyone can help.
> The first question is what does c/o mean on the I-751 form, part 1 ?
It means "care of", an abbreviation meaning your are getting your mail
in the care of someone else. We just left the line blank.
> Second question : any children and then it asks for A number,
> immigration status - we have had a child and he was born a USA citerzen
> - do we just put this in here
The question says "List ALL Children", so you should list all children
of the immigrant.
For immigration status of the child, put US citizen.
> Hi there ..
> Couple of simple questions but want to make sure we fill this form in
> 100% correct and wondering if anyone can help.
> The first question is what does c/o mean on the I-751 form, part 1 ?
It means "care of", an abbreviation meaning your are getting your mail
in the care of someone else. We just left the line blank.
> Second question : any children and then it asks for A number,
> immigration status - we have had a child and he was born a USA citerzen
> - do we just put this in here
The question says "List ALL Children", so you should list all children
of the immigrant.
For immigration status of the child, put US citizen.
Sep 16th 2002, 10:59 am
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Re: I-751
care of is what we thought but it just reads silly
ie:
mailing address if different from residence in c/o
ie:
mailing address if different from residence in c/o
Sep 17th 2002, 12:47 am
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Re: I-751
"JCurtis" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> Hi there ..
> Couple of simple questions but want to make sure we fill this form in
> 100% correct and wondering if anyone can help.
> The first question is what does c/o mean on the I-751 form, part 1 ?
c/o means "in care of" in case your mailing address is "under" someone's
else.
It is widely used in the with the USP services.
If your mailing address is the same of your home address put N/A.
> Second question : any children and then it asks for A number,
> immigration status - we have had a child and he was born a USA citerzen
> - do we just put this in here.
List your child and once again put N/A
d/A means not applicable
> Would appreciate anyone who can help
> Regards Jill Curtis
> --
> Jill Curtis
> Posted via http://britishexpats.com
news:416060.1032138642@britishexpats-
.com...
> Hi there ..
> Couple of simple questions but want to make sure we fill this form in
> 100% correct and wondering if anyone can help.
> The first question is what does c/o mean on the I-751 form, part 1 ?
c/o means "in care of" in case your mailing address is "under" someone's
else.
It is widely used in the with the USP services.
If your mailing address is the same of your home address put N/A.
> Second question : any children and then it asks for A number,
> immigration status - we have had a child and he was born a USA citerzen
> - do we just put this in here.
List your child and once again put N/A
d/A means not applicable
> Would appreciate anyone who can help
> Regards Jill Curtis
> --
> Jill Curtis
> Posted via http://britishexpats.com
Sep 17th 2002, 12:53 am
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Re: I-751
"JCurtis" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> Hi there ..
> Couple of simple questions but want to make sure we fill this form in
> 100% correct and wondering if anyone can help.
> The first question is what does c/o mean on the I-751 form, part 1 ?
c/o means "in care of" in case your mailing address is "under" someone's
else.
It is widely used in the with the USP services.
If your mailing address is the same of your home address put N/A.
> Second question : any children and then it asks for A number,
> immigration status - we have had a child and he was born a USA citerzen
> - do we just put this in here.
List your child and once again put N/A
d/A means not applicable
> Would appreciate anyone who can help
> Regards Jill Curtis
> --
> Jill Curtis
> Posted via http://britishexpats.com
news:416060.1032138642@britishexpats-
.com...
> Hi there ..
> Couple of simple questions but want to make sure we fill this form in
> 100% correct and wondering if anyone can help.
> The first question is what does c/o mean on the I-751 form, part 1 ?
c/o means "in care of" in case your mailing address is "under" someone's
else.
It is widely used in the with the USP services.
If your mailing address is the same of your home address put N/A.
> Second question : any children and then it asks for A number,
> immigration status - we have had a child and he was born a USA citerzen
> - do we just put this in here.
List your child and once again put N/A
d/A means not applicable
> Would appreciate anyone who can help
> Regards Jill Curtis
> --
> Jill Curtis
> Posted via http://britishexpats.com
Sep 17th 2002, 12:54 am
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Re: I-751
"JCurtis" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> care of is what we thought but it just reads silly
If the form is being submitted for a minor, then 'care of' makes more sense.
> ie:
> mailing address if different from residence in c/o
> --
> Jill Curtis
> Posted via http://britishexpats.com
news:416349.1032173966@britishexpats-
.com...
> care of is what we thought but it just reads silly
If the form is being submitted for a minor, then 'care of' makes more sense.
> ie:
> mailing address if different from residence in c/o
> --
> Jill Curtis
> Posted via http://britishexpats.com
