Enter your A-Number if USCIS has assigned one. If you do not have one, follow the form instructions.

Enter your USCIS Online Account Number if one has been assigned. This is different from an A-Number or USCIS receipt number.

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

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

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

Provide your current mailing address, including In Care Of Name where applicable, street address, apartment/suite/floor, city, state, ZIP Code, province, postal code and country.

Provide your physical addresses for the last five years, whether inside or outside the United States. Enter your current address first.

Provide the employer's full name and address, your occupation, employment start date, and employment end date where applicable.

Provide the additional employment needed to complete the five-year employment history.

Provide Parent 1's full legal name, date of birth, city or town and country of birth, and current city/town and country of residence.

Provide the same required information for Parent 2.

Provide each previous spouse's legal name and the date the marriage legally ended. Use Part 8 when more space is required.

If applicable, provide the certificate number, place of issuance and date of issuance requested by the form.

Report the actual result, such as approved, denied, revoked or withdrawn. Use additional information space when more than one prior filing exists.

List all U.S. states and foreign countries where you have lived since reaching 18 years of age. Use Part 8 if additional space is needed.

Provide the beneficiary's Family Name, Given Name and Middle Name.

Enter the beneficiary's A-Number if one exists. If no A-Number exists, follow the form instruction.

Enter the beneficiary's U.S. Social Security Number if applicable. Do not enter a foreign identification number.

Enter the beneficiary's actual date of birth.

Choose the beneficiary's actual current legal marital status. For a K-1 petition, both parties must be legally free to marry at the required time.

Provide the beneficiary's city/town and country of birth. If the beneficiary is stateless, follow the form instructions.

Provide all other names used by the beneficiary, including aliases, maiden names and nicknames.

Provide the beneficiary's current mailing address. If the beneficiary has a U.S. mailing address, provide it where appropriate.

Provide the beneficiary's physical addresses for the last five years, inside or outside the United States. Enter the current address first where applicable.

Provide employer name and address, the beneficiary's occupation, employment start date, and end date where applicable.

Provide additional employment needed to complete the required five-year employment history.

Provide the parent's full name, date of birth, place of birth, and current residence information requested by the form.

Provide the same required information for the other parent.

Enter each previous spouse's full legal name and the date the marriage ended. Use Part 8 for additional marriages.

Provide each child's full name, country of birth, date of birth, and current address information as requested.

Enter the immigration status/class used for the relevant U.S. admission where requested.

Enter the actual I-94 Arrival/Departure Record number if applicable.

Provide the date of arrival and expiration of authorized stay shown by the applicable immigration record.

Provide passport or travel-document number, country of issuance and expiration date where requested.

Describe dates, places and circumstances accurately. For an exemption request, explain why the requirement would violate strict and long-established customs or would result in extreme hardship to the petitioner, as applicable.

Where applicable provide: broker name, organization, website, street address, city, province, postal code, country, and telephone number.

When required, attach the signed written consent obtained by the broker authorizing release of the beneficiary's personal contact information to you.

Enter the city/town and country of the U.S. Embassy or Consulate where the beneficiary is expected to apply for the K visa.

Answer whether you have ever been subject to a temporary or permanent protection or restraining order, whether civil or criminal.

The form asks whether you have ever been arrested or convicted for specified offenses including categories such as: domestic violence, sexual assault, child abuse, child neglect, dating violence, elder abuse, stalking, or attempts to commit covered offenses.

Answer each applicable criminal-history category according to your actual history.

Answer Yes or No according to your actual criminal record and the exact current USCIS wording.

The form also asks about other arrests, citations, charges, indictments, convictions, fines or imprisonment for violating laws or ordinances, subject to the exact wording and exceptions in the form.

For applicable Yes answers, provide the circumstances, location, dates, and outcome for each incident, using Part 8 when more space is required.

USCIS applies statutory multiple-filing limitations in certain I-129F cases. Your prior filing history determines whether this issue may apply.

Where the filing limitation applies, the petition may require a waiver request and supporting explanation under the applicable rules.

Select all applicable race categories presented on the form.

Enter height in feet and inches and weight in pounds as requested.

Select the applicable eye-color option from the form.

Select the applicable hair-color option from the form.

Indicate whether you read and understood the petition yourself, or whether an interpreter read the questions and instructions to you.

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

Read the declaration carefully. By signing, you certify under penalty of perjury that the petition and evidence are complete, true and correct.

Enter Family Name and Given Name of the interpreter.

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

Provide the complete interpreter mailing address requested by the form.

Provide daytime phone, mobile phone where applicable, and email address.

The interpreter certifies that they are fluent in English and the language used to interpret the petition for the petitioner.

The interpreter signs and dates this section when an interpreter was used.

Provide the preparer's Family Name and Given Name.

Provide the preparer's business or organization name where applicable.

Provide the complete preparer mailing address requested by the form.

Provide phone numbers and email address as requested.

Complete the applicable statement concerning whether the preparer is an attorney or accredited representative and the scope of representation.

The preparer certifies that the petition was prepared at the petitioner's request using information provided or authorized by the petitioner.

At the start of Part 8, enter the petitioner's name and A-Number where applicable.

For every additional explanation, identify the exact page, part and item number to which the answer relates.

If Part 8 does not provide enough room, follow USCIS instructions for attaching additional sheets and clearly identify the relevant page, part and item number.

Provide acceptable evidence showing the petitioner is a U.S. citizen, according to the current USCIS instructions.

For K-1 cases, provide evidence that any previous marriages of the petitioner and beneficiary were legally terminated.

For K-1 cases, submit evidence showing that both parties genuinely intend to marry within 90 days after the beneficiary's admission in K-1 status.

Provide evidence of the required meeting during the two-year period, or evidence supporting an applicable exemption.

Include photographs when required by the current Form I-129F instructions, using current USCIS photo specifications.

Any foreign-language document submitted to USCIS must include the required complete English translation and translator certification.

If a criminal-history question requires a Yes answer, review the current instructions for required certified arrest, court and disposition records or other documentation.