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Hi edgrapes,
Here are answers to your questions...
1. Does it matter how I type my information, all CAPS or Normal style?
No it doesn't really matter at all...well I type in all CAPS... and now you can even get that form from this site and just type instead of handwriting in Acrobat Reader...
2. There are some fields, like "Mailing Address if different from address above" in section 1 or "Information about children" in section 5 that are not quite applicable to me. I have only one mailing address and do not have children. Should I leave it blank, or write N/A in every little bracket, like City, Zip, State and all 4 empty brackets for children?
If your mailing address is same then write same as above.
Things that don't apply to you write "N/A" and where there is column about children ...write "NONE"
3. In part 4 "Information about the spouse" there is a bracket for A#. Is this the A# from USC's naturalization certificate? My wife's US passport does not have A#.
yes. If your spouse is naturalized USC then you will have to look at spouse's NATZ Certificate to find A # ... this is important ...make sure you write it...
4. And the last one. Should I submit a copy of our marriage certificate? I know it's not a requirement, but I was once divorced and would not want to give INS any additional reason to suspect that I am going to get a divorce this time.
Never hide anything from BCIS. Well I believe you must have declared about your previous marriage in original initial petition for GC ... but here in I 751 the bottom line is to provide evidences about your bona fide current marriage and ongoing relationship...so BCIS could care less how many times you got married before.... Moreover divorce is not a big deal in this country...( more than 52-56% out of 100) ... so don't worry about it.... Yeah I sent my marriage certificate .... So I guess it might be a good idea if you sent your current marriage certificate .... Everyone sends that... I read it from almost more than 100 feedbacks...
Have a great day...Pasha
Here are answers to your questions...
1. Does it matter how I type my information, all CAPS or Normal style?
No it doesn't really matter at all...well I type in all CAPS... and now you can even get that form from this site and just type instead of handwriting in Acrobat Reader...
2. There are some fields, like "Mailing Address if different from address above" in section 1 or "Information about children" in section 5 that are not quite applicable to me. I have only one mailing address and do not have children. Should I leave it blank, or write N/A in every little bracket, like City, Zip, State and all 4 empty brackets for children?
If your mailing address is same then write same as above.
Things that don't apply to you write "N/A" and where there is column about children ...write "NONE"
3. In part 4 "Information about the spouse" there is a bracket for A#. Is this the A# from USC's naturalization certificate? My wife's US passport does not have A#.
yes. If your spouse is naturalized USC then you will have to look at spouse's NATZ Certificate to find A # ... this is important ...make sure you write it...
4. And the last one. Should I submit a copy of our marriage certificate? I know it's not a requirement, but I was once divorced and would not want to give INS any additional reason to suspect that I am going to get a divorce this time.
Never hide anything from BCIS. Well I believe you must have declared about your previous marriage in original initial petition for GC ... but here in I 751 the bottom line is to provide evidences about your bona fide current marriage and ongoing relationship...so BCIS could care less how many times you got married before.... Moreover divorce is not a big deal in this country...( more than 52-56% out of 100) ... so don't worry about it.... Yeah I sent my marriage certificate .... So I guess it might be a good idea if you sent your current marriage certificate .... Everyone sends that... I read it from almost more than 100 feedbacks...
Have a great day...Pasha
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