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How to fill out the USCIS I-129 online
Completing the USCIS I-129 form is an essential process for petitioning for nonimmigrant workers. This guide provides a straightforward, step-by-step approach to help users, regardless of their legal experience, fill out this form accurately online.
Follow the steps to successfully complete the USCIS I-129 form.
- Click ‘Get Form’ button to obtain the form and open it in the editor.
 - Begin with Part 1, which requests petitioner information. Enter either the legal name and details of the individual petitioner or the company or organization filing the petition. Ensure accuracy with contact details.
 - In Part 2, provide information about this petition. Write the requested nonimmigrant classification and select the basis for classification from the given options. Specify the intended action using the provided choices.
 - Proceed to Part 3 to fill in beneficiary information. List the names and details of the beneficiary, including date of birth, U.S. social security number if applicable, and country of birth.
 - In Part 4, provide processing information. Indicate if you want a specific U.S. consulate notified and answer questions about valid passports, other petitions, and pertinent employment history.
 - Move on to Part 5 to detail employment and employer information, answering questions about the job title, wages, and working conditions.
 - Complete subsequent parts based on relevant classifications (H, O, P, R, etc.) as needed, ensuring you provide all necessary details about the nature of the employment and the beneficiary's qualifications.
 - After completing all parts, carefully review the entire document for accuracy. Make any necessary corrections.
 - Save changes, and download the completed form. You can also share or print the form as needed for your records.
 
Start your online submission of the USCIS I-129 form today!
Common Delay Factors in USCIS's I-129 Processing USCIS can issue a Request for Evidence (RFE) after the petition is receipted in, requiring the employer's response, which will delay processing. Delays can occur at the U.S. consulate for foreign employees who are applying for their visa outside the United States.
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