Spanish
Official VisaVerge Logo Official VisaVerge Logo
  • Home
  • Airlines
  • H1B
  • Immigration
    • Knowledge
    • Questions
    • Documentation
  • News
  • Visa
    • Canada
    • F1Visa
    • Passport
    • Green Card
    • H1B
    • OPT
    • PERM
    • Travel
    • Travel Requirements
    • Visa Requirements
  • USCIS
  • Questions
    • Australia Immigration
    • Green Card
    • H1B
    • Immigration
    • Passport
    • PERM
    • UK Immigration
    • USCIS
    • Legal
    • India
    • NRI
  • Guides
    • Taxes
    • Legal
  • Tools
    • H-1B Maxout Calculator Online
    • REAL ID Requirements Checker tool
    • ROTH IRA Calculator Online
    • TSA Acceptable ID Checker Online Tool
    • H-1B Registration Checklist
    • Schengen Short-Stay Visa Calculator
    • H-1B Cost Calculator Online
    • USA Merit Based Points Calculator – Proposed
    • Canada Express Entry Points Calculator
    • New Zealand’s Skilled Migrant Points Calculator
    • Resources Hub
    • Visa Photo Requirements Checker Online
    • I-94 Expiration Calculator Online
    • CSPA Age-Out Calculator Online
    • OPT Timeline Calculator Online
    • B1/B2 Tourist Visa Stay Calculator online
  • Schengen
VisaVergeVisaVerge
Search
Follow US
  • Home
  • Airlines
  • H1B
  • Immigration
  • News
  • Visa
  • USCIS
  • Questions
  • Guides
  • Tools
  • Schengen
© 2025 VisaVerge Network. All Rights Reserved.
Documentation

How to Fill Out Form I-130A: Supplemental Information for Spouse Beneficiary

Last updated: May 26, 2024 10:45 pm
SHARE

Form I-130A, Supplemental Information for Spouse Beneficiary, is a vital document that collects additional information about the spouse beneficiary of a U.S. citizen or lawful permanent resident filing Form I-130, Petition for Alien Relative. This guide will provide you with a detailed step-by-step approach to filling out Form I-130A accurately.

Overview

  • Purpose: To provide additional information for the spouse beneficiary of Form I-130.
  • Requirement: Must be completed and signed by the spouse beneficiary and submitted with Form I-130. If the spouse beneficiary resides overseas, they must complete the form but do not need to sign it.

General Instructions

  1. Type or Print: Use black ink to complete the form.
  2. Extra Space: If more space is needed, use Part 7 or attach separate sheets of paper with your name, A-Number, page number, part number, and item number to which your answer refers. Sign and date each sheet.
  3. Complete All Questions: Fully answer all questions. Use “N/A” for not applicable questions and “None” for zero answers.
  4. Date Format: Use mm/dd/yyyy format for dates.
  5. Translations: If any documents are in a foreign language, provide a full English translation with a certification from the translator.

Step-by-Step Guide to Completing Form I-130A

How to Fill Out Form I-130A: Supplemental Information for Spouse Beneficiary
How to Fill Out Form I-130A: Supplemental Information for Spouse Beneficiary

Part 1: Information About You (Spouse Beneficiary)

  • Item 1: Alien Registration Number (A-Number), if applicable.
  • Item 2: USCIS Online Account Number, if applicable.
  • Item 3a-c: Your full legal name (family name, given name, middle name).
  • Item 4a-h: Current physical address (street number and name, apartment/suite/floor, city or town, state, ZIP code, province, country, postal code).
  • Item 5a-b: Dates of residence at the current address (date from and date to).
  • Item 6a-h: Previous physical addresses for the last five years, whether inside or outside the U.S., starting with the most recent. Include street number and name, apartment/suite/floor, city or town, state, ZIP code, province, country, postal code, and dates of residence (date from and date to).
  • Item 7a-b: Last physical address outside the U.S. for more than one year, if applicable.

Information About Parents

  • Item 8a-16: Information about Parent 1:
  • Full name (family name, given name, middle name).
  • Date of birth.
  • City/town/village of birth.
  • Country of birth.
  • City/town/village of residence.
  • Country of residence.
  • Item 17a-23: Information about Parent 2:
  • Full name (family name, given name, middle name).
  • Date of birth.
  • City/town/village of birth.
  • Country of birth.
  • City/town/village of residence.
  • Country of residence.

Part 2: Information About Your Employment

Provide your employment history for the last five years, starting with the current employment. If unemployed, type or print “Unemployed.”

  • Item 1-6: Current Employment:
  • Name of employer or company.
  • Street number and name, apartment/suite/floor, city or town, state, ZIP code, province, country, postal code.
  • Dates of employment (date from and date to).
  • Your occupation.
  • Item 7-12: Previous Employment:
  • Name of employer or company.
  • Street number and name, apartment/suite/floor, city or town, state, ZIP code, province, country, postal code.
  • Dates of employment (date from and date to).
  • Your occupation.

Part 3: Information About Your Employment Outside the United States

Provide your last occupation outside the U.S. if not shown above. If you never worked outside the U.S., indicate this.

  • Item 1-3: Previous Employment Outside the U.S.:
  • Name of employer or company.
  • Street number and name, apartment/suite/floor, city or town, state, ZIP code, province, country, postal code.
  • Dates of employment (date from and date to).
  • Your occupation.

Part 4: Spouse Beneficiary’s Statement, Contact Information, Certification, and Signature

  • Item 1a: Indicate if you can read and understand English.
  • Item 1b: If you cannot read and understand English, the interpreter must read and explain the form to you in your language. Provide the language in which the form was read to you.
  • Item 2: Indicate if a preparer helped you complete the form. Provide the name of the preparer if applicable.
  • Item 3: Spouse beneficiary’s daytime telephone number.
  • Item 4: Spouse beneficiary’s mobile telephone number.
  • Item 5: Spouse beneficiary’s email address, if any.
  • Item 6a-b: Spouse beneficiary’s signature and date of signature. Note: Sign in ink; digital signatures are not accepted.

Part 5: Interpreter’s Contact Information, Certification, and Signature

If an interpreter assisted you:

  • Item 1a-2: Interpreter’s full name and business or organization name, if any.
  • Item 3a-h: Interpreter’s mailing address (street number and name, apartment/suite/floor, city or town, state, ZIP code, province, country, postal code).
  • Item 4-6: Interpreter’s contact information (daytime telephone number, mobile telephone number, email address).
  • Item 7a-b: Interpreter’s signature and date of signature. Note: Sign in ink; digital signatures are not accepted.

Part 6: Contact Information, Declaration, and Signature of the Person Preparing This Form, if Other Than the Spouse Beneficiary

If someone other than the spouse beneficiary completed the form:

  • Item 1a-2: Preparer’s full name and business or organization name, if any.
  • Item 3a-h: Preparer’s mailing address (street number and name, apartment/suite/floor, city or town, state, ZIP code, province, country, postal code).
  • Item 4-6: Preparer’s contact information (daytime telephone number, mobile telephone number, email address).
  • Item 7a-b: Indicate if the preparer is an attorney or accredited representative and whether their representation extends beyond the preparation of the form.
  • Item 8a-b: Preparer’s signature and date of signature. Note: Sign-in ink; digital signatures are not accepted.

Part 7: Additional Information

Use this section if you need extra space to provide additional information. If more space is required, make copies of this page or attach separate sheets of paper. Include your name, A-Number, page number, part number, and item number to which your answer refers, and sign and date each sheet.

i-130aDownload

Submission

  • Ensure all parts of the form are completed accurately.
  • Attach the required supporting documents.
  • Submit the completed Form I-130A with Form I-130.

Tips for Success

  • Accuracy: Double-check all information for accuracy before submission.
  • Copies: Keep copies of all documents for your records.
  • Signature: Ensure all required signatures are provided in ink.
  • Translations: Include certified translations for any foreign language documents.

By following these detailed instructions, you can complete Form I-130A correctly and thoroughly, helping to ensure a smooth process for your immigration petition.

Share This Article
Facebook Pinterest Whatsapp Whatsapp Reddit Email Copy Link Print
What do you think?
Happy1
Sad0
Angry0
Embarrass0
Surprise0
Visa Verge
ByVisa Verge
Senior Editor
Follow:
VisaVerge.com is a premier online destination dedicated to providing the latest and most comprehensive news on immigration, visas, and global travel. Our platform is designed for individuals navigating the complexities of international travel and immigration processes. With a team of experienced journalists and industry experts, we deliver in-depth reporting, breaking news, and informative guides. Whether it's updates on visa policies, insights into travel trends, or tips for successful immigration, VisaVerge.com is committed to offering reliable, timely, and accurate information to our global audience. Our mission is to empower readers with knowledge, making international travel and relocation smoother and more accessible.
Subscribe
Login
Notify of
guest

guest

0 Comments
Inline Feedbacks
View all comments
H-1B Wage Lottery Calculator Widget | VisaVerge
New FY 2027 Rule
H-1B Lottery Calculator

Calculate Your H-1B Selection Odds

DHS is replacing the random lottery with wage-based selection. Find out how the new system impacts your chances.

Effective Feb 2026 Level 4: +107% Odds
Calculate Now
Trump Declares 2 New Federal Holidays—What It Means for Americans
News

Trump Declares 2 New Federal Holidays—What It Means for Americans

DOL Submits H-1B/PERM Wage Rule to OMB, Reviving Higher Wages
H1B

DOL Submits H-1B/PERM Wage Rule to OMB, Reviving Higher Wages

DV Lottery Pause: What Current Winners Should Do Now (2025–26)
Green Card

DV Lottery Pause: What Current Winners Should Do Now (2025–26)

IRS 2025 vs 2024 Tax Brackets: Detailed Comparison and Changes
News

IRS 2025 vs 2024 Tax Brackets: Detailed Comparison and Changes

DV-2027 registration delayed, not canceled, per official updates
Visa

DV-2027 registration delayed, not canceled, per official updates

Ohio Tax Reform 2025–2026: Three Brackets in 2025, Flat 2.75% from 2026
Taxes

Ohio Tax Reform 2025–2026: Three Brackets in 2025, Flat 2.75% from 2026

Health Savings Account (HSA) Guide: Contribution Limits and Rules for 2025–2026
Guides

Health Savings Account (HSA) Guide: Contribution Limits and Rules for 2025–2026

USCIS Tightens Vetting for VAWA, T, and U Programs Nationwide
Guides

USCIS Tightens Vetting for VAWA, T, and U Programs Nationwide

Year-End Financial Planning Widgets | VisaVerge
Tax Strategy Tool
Backdoor Roth IRA Calculator

High Earner? Use the Backdoor Strategy

Income too high for direct Roth contributions? Calculate your backdoor Roth IRA conversion and maximize tax-free retirement growth.

Contribute before Dec 31 for 2025 tax year
Calculate Now
Retirement Planning
Roth IRA Calculator

Plan Your Tax-Free Retirement

See how your Roth IRA contributions can grow tax-free over time and estimate your retirement savings.

  • 2025 contribution limits: $7,000 ($8,000 if 50+)
  • Tax-free qualified withdrawals
  • No required minimum distributions
Estimate Growth
For Immigrants & Expats
Global 401(k) Calculator

Compare US & International Retirement Systems

Working in the US on a visa? Compare your 401(k) savings with retirement systems in your home country.

India UK Canada Australia Germany +More
Compare Systems

You Might Also Like

How to Stay in the USA Legally After SEVIS Termination
Guides

How to Stay in the USA Legally After SEVIS Termination

By Robert Pyne
Thanksgiving on Campus for International Students: Housing and Dining
F1Visa

Thanksgiving on Campus for International Students: Housing and Dining

By Sai Sankar
North Carolina State Benefits and Restrictions for Non-Citizens in 2025
Guides

North Carolina State Benefits and Restrictions for Non-Citizens in 2025

By Robert Pyne
CMS Provides Principals Training on Handling ICE Visits to Schools
Guides

CMS Provides Principals Training on Handling ICE Visits to Schools

By Shashank Singh
Show More
Official VisaVerge Logo Official VisaVerge Logo
Facebook Twitter Youtube Rss Instagram Android

About US


At VisaVerge, we understand that the journey of immigration and travel is more than just a process; it’s a deeply personal experience that shapes futures and fulfills dreams. Our mission is to demystify the intricacies of immigration laws, visa procedures, and travel information, making them accessible and understandable for everyone.

Trending
  • Canada
  • F1Visa
  • Guides
  • Legal
  • NRI
  • Questions
  • Situations
  • USCIS
Useful Links
  • History
  • USA 2026 Federal Holidays
  • UK Bank Holidays 2026
  • LinkInBio
  • My Saves
  • Resources Hub
  • Contact USCIS
web-app-manifest-512x512 web-app-manifest-512x512

2025 © VisaVerge. All Rights Reserved.

2025 All Rights Reserved by Marne Media LLP
  • About US
  • Community Guidelines
  • Contact US
  • Cookie Policy
  • Disclaimer
  • Ethics Statement
  • Privacy Policy
  • Terms and Conditions
wpDiscuz
Welcome Back!

Sign in to your account

Username or Email Address
Password

Lost your password?