Since I'm a naturalized US Citizen, I'm not sure if I (the petitioner) should leave this blank or complete?

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I am a US Citizen applying for a Green card for my wife. On form G-325A for the petitioner there is a question about the name in Native Alphabet.

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Giacomo Jacques BeharImmigration AttorneySan Diego, CACA licensed ·
If you are a US citizen and the petitioner, I wouldn't worry about it and leave it blank on your G-325. Otherwise, "Native" means exactly that. Since you were taught a different alphabet than Latin at birth, you could type in your name in your Native Alphabet if you wanted to, but at this point, being a USC I don't see why you would..
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Michael Alexander McvickerImmigration AttorneyHerndon, VA ·
If you were originally taught a different alphabet, before you learned English and learned the Roman allhabet, then this would still be considered your native alphabet and you should write your name in your native alphabet in the space provided on the form.
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