Answer Yes or No according to your own immigration and citizenship history.

Enter your A-Number if USCIS has issued one to you. If you do not have one, follow the form instructions rather than inventing a number.

Enter your USCIS Online Account Number if one has been assigned to you. This is not the same as an A-Number or receipt number.

Enter your U.S. Social Security Number if you have one. Do not enter a foreign social-security or tax number.

Enter Family Name, Given Name and Middle Name exactly according to your legal identity documents.

Provide other names you have used, including aliases, maiden names and nicknames where applicable.

Enter your city/town/village of birth, country of birth and date of birth.

Provide the In Care Of Name if applicable, street number and name, apartment/suite/floor, city, state, ZIP Code, province, postal code and country.

Provide physical addresses for the last five years, inside or outside the United States. Include Date From and Date To for each address.

Count all legal marriages, including your current marriage and prior marriages.

If currently married, provide the date, city/town, state or province and country of the current marriage.

List your current spouse first if currently married, followed by prior spouses. For prior marriages, enter the date the marriage ended.

Provide Parent 1's full name, date of birth, sex, country of birth, city/town/village of residence and country of residence.

Provide Parent 2's full name, date of birth, sex, country of birth, city/town/village of residence and country of residence.

Provide Class of Admission, Date of Admission, and Place of Admission — city/town and state.

Provide employer/company name, full address, your occupation, Date From and Date To.

Provide the previous employer needed to complete the required five-year employment history, including address, occupation and dates.

The form permits selecting all applicable categories: White, Asian, Black or African American, American Indian or Alaska Native, and Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islander.

Enter height in feet and inches and weight in pounds.

Select one option: Black, Blue, Brown, Gray, Green, Hazel, Maroon, Pink or Unknown/Other.

Select one option: Bald, Black, Blond, Brown, Gray, Red, Sandy, White or Unknown/Other.

Enter the beneficiary's Alien Registration Number if one exists. Do not enter a made-up number.

Enter the beneficiary's USCIS Online Account Number if one has been assigned.

Enter the beneficiary's U.S. Social Security Number if one exists. Do not substitute a foreign identification number.

Provide Family Name, Given Name and Middle Name exactly according to legal records.

List other names ever used, including aliases, maiden names and nicknames where applicable.

Provide city/town/village of birth, country of birth and date of birth.

Provide the beneficiary's current physical street address, city, state or province, ZIP/postal code and country.

If different from the beneficiary's current physical address, provide the intended U.S. address. If the same, follow the form instruction to indicate that it is the same.

Provide the beneficiary's foreign address if different from the physical address already entered.

Enter the beneficiary's daytime telephone number if applicable.

Enter the beneficiary's mobile number if applicable.

Enter the beneficiary's current email address if applicable.

Count the beneficiary's current marriage and all prior legal marriages.

Select the applicable option: Single Never Married, Married, Divorced, Widowed, Separated, or Annulled.

If married, provide date, city/town, state/province and country of the current marriage.

List the current spouse first if the beneficiary is currently married, followed by prior spouses. Enter the date each prior marriage ended where requested.

The form provides space for Person 1 through Person 5. For each person provide: full name, relationship, date of birth, and country of birth.

Enter the beneficiary's class of admission, for example the status under which the person last entered. Use the actual immigration record.

Enter the actual I-94 number where requested. Do not use a visa number or passport number instead.

Enter the last arrival date and the expiration of authorized stay shown on the applicable I-94/I-95 record. If the record shows Duration of Status, follow the form instruction to enter D/S.

Enter the passport number used for the relevant entry where requested.

Enter a travel document number if one was used and the field applies.

Provide the issuing country and expiration date for the relevant passport or travel document.

Provide the beneficiary's current employer name and address, even if the employment is outside the United States.

Enter the date the beneficiary began the current employment, where applicable.

The form includes: Removal, Exclusion/Deportation, Rescission, and Other Judicial Proceedings.

If Yes, provide the city/town, state, and date requested by the form.

If the beneficiary's native written language does not use Roman letters, enter the beneficiary's name and foreign address in that native written language where requested.

Provide the last physical address where you lived together and the dates you lived there. If you never lived together, follow the form instruction to state “Never lived together.”

If the beneficiary is in the United States and intends to apply for adjustment of status, provide the requested USCIS office city/town and state.

If the beneficiary will use consular processing, provide the U.S. Embassy or Consulate city/town, province where applicable, and country.

If you are submitting separate petitions for other relatives, provide the full names and your relationship to those relatives. The paper form provides spaces for Relative 1 and Relative 2.

Indicate whether you can read and understand English and have read every question and instruction, or whether an interpreter read the petition to you in another language.

If someone prepared the petition for you, identify that person as required. This may include an attorney, accredited representative or other preparer.

Provide daytime telephone number, mobile telephone number if applicable, and email address if applicable.

Read the USCIS declaration and certification carefully. By signing, you certify the information and documents submitted with the petition.

Sign and date the petition in the manner required for your filing method. For a paper filing, follow USCIS signature instructions.

Provide the interpreter's Family Name and Given Name.

Enter the interpreter's business or organization name if applicable.

Provide street address, apartment/suite/floor, city, state, ZIP Code, province, postal code, and country as applicable.

Provide daytime telephone number, mobile telephone number if applicable, and email address if applicable.

The interpreter certifies that they are fluent in English and the language used with the petitioner and that the questions, instructions and answers were interpreted.

The interpreter signs and dates this section as required.

Provide the preparer's Family Name and Given Name.

Enter the preparer's business or organization name if applicable.

Provide all applicable mailing-address fields.

Provide daytime telephone number, mobile telephone number if applicable, and email address if applicable.

The preparer certifies that the petition was prepared at the petitioner's request based on information provided or authorized by the petitioner. The preparer signs and dates the form.

At the beginning of Part 9, enter the petitioner's name and A-Number if applicable.

For each additional explanation, identify the exact Page Number, Part Number, and Item Number to which the extra information relates.

If Part 9 does not provide enough space, follow the USCIS instructions for attaching additional sheets. Clearly identify the related page, part and item.

Submit appropriate evidence showing that the petitioner is a U.S. citizen or lawful permanent resident, according to the I-130 Instructions.

Submit the civil or other documents required for the relationship being claimed, such as marriage, birth or qualifying adoption records.

Documents containing foreign-language information must be accompanied by a full English translation with the translator certification required by USCIS.