Very dissapointed, and lots of questions

[LexiMStL]

I reveiced the foms our lawyer filled out for us, and there were so many stupid, useless mistakes! Now I have to fill everything out myself so that we don't send something incorrect, and I'm not sure how to do it, and since I obviously can't trust what the lawyer says, I need some help from here.

1. My residency and work history for the past 5 years doesn't fit in the spaces provided on the G325A. How can I include it??

2. My husband whom I am filing for had a SS# many years ago when he went to school in the US. Is that still valid? Should I include it on the forms??

3. Is it neccesary to include the statement about how you met, etc. if you're filing for the K3 and not the K1?? I suppose it couldnt hurt to include it.

4. Do I put anything on the G325A where it says "file number" I suppose not.

I am so confused, and so dissapointed because it's obvious the lawyer had his assistant do all of this, and she obviously didn't read any of the information I sent her. Stupid mistakes like wrong names!

Help please!

[txh1b]

1. Did the form not say to include a separate sheet if needed?
2. SSN is always valid once issued and does not expire.
3. Not sure
4. Blank

[indianium]

3. File number is Alien # and you should write on your G325A form.
4. You must include affidavit.
If you are US citizen, you can file I-129F (for K-3 visa) only after if you have Notice of Action for I-130.
So please read the instructions for form I-130. It states “Affidavits sworn to or affirmed by third parties having personal knowledge of the bona fides of the marital relationship……and so on”.