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xihongshi

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Dear all,

I have a simply question on I-140 form regarding:

Part 4, item# 3. If the person's native alphabet is other than Roman letters, write the person's foreign name and address in the native alphabet:

Does it mean I need to fill out my name and address in my home country in Chinese because my native language is Chinese? I just want to make sure it since I don't understand why they need that ...

Thanks!
 
xihongshi said:
Dear all,

I have a simply question on I-140 form regarding:

Part 4, item# 3. If the person's native alphabet is other than Roman letters, write the person's foreign name and address in the native alphabet:

Does it mean I need to fill out my name and address in my home country in Chinese because my native language is Chinese? I just want to make sure it since I don't understand why they need that ...

Thanks!
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Yes... At least that is what our attorney asked me to do...
 
madgu-gc2005 said:
My attorney filed as it is without writing in that column. Strange right! You better write in your native alphabet.
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What about if we are e-filing I-140 application? Is there a tool in Acrobat that will allow us to write in our native language (Hindi, chinese etc)? or DO WE HAVE TO JUST LEAVE THAT COLUMN BLANK or PUT "N/A" there?
 
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