Does the mailing address need to be in english if my fiance lives in Korea? Or should it be in Korean? Thanks!
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I ran across more trouble. Korean Addresses are really different from US addresses and don't really fit into the form. In the blank, can I put "See attachment" and put the address on the attachment? And where should the attachment be? Just somewhere in the packet I send?Originally posted by rayb View PostUse both formats together, with an attachment referenced in the address field, if needed.
--Ray B
You've already helped me a lot! I really appreciate it!
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The attachment, properly titled, should be in your packet immediately following the I-129F, and should be listed on your cover page.
I've done this same thing with mainland China addresses.
--Ray B
Originally posted by lagcol View PostI ran across more trouble. Korean Addresses are really different from US addresses and don't really fit into the form. In the blank, can I put "See attachment" and put the address on the attachment? And where should the attachment be? Just somewhere in the packet I send?
You've already helped me a lot! I really appreciate it!
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Great! Thank you! I'll be sure to do that. Also, is "In Care of Name" the owner of the house or should I put her name?Originally posted by rayb View PostThe attachment, properly titled, should be in your packet immediately following the I-129F, and should be listed on your cover page.
I've done this same thing with mainland China addresses.
--Ray B
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You don't have to put anything in the "Care of" field unless it is someone else's home and her name would not be recognized. Then you should put the name of the legal resident of the home.
--Ray B
Originally posted by lagcol View PostGreat! Thank you! I'll be sure to do that. Also, is "In Care of Name" the owner of the house or should I put her name?
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