Box in G-325 A

[Danilu 11]

If the petitioner forgot to put his name in the box outlined by heavy border in G-325 A, would he get a RFE or USCIS would send packet back to fill in what's missing?

[bruno. 4]

I almost made the same mistake because I thought it was a box reserved for USCIS.

Because the information is redundant with the top of the form, I don't think it's that important to forget this part. personally, I think you'll be fine but you never know with the immigration process. Anyway, it's too late know to do anything about it but wait.

Hopefully you won't get a RFE for that.

[aoifemc 2]

I forgot to fill in my employment history part, just for my form, not my fiances, so im presuming ill get a RFE from them soon I had to add an additonal sheet because i had alot of part time jobs that would not fit on the lines and so i said 'please see attachment regarding employment history and forgot to send it it could be worse!

[Gary and Alla 3,694]

Partial of internal memo concerning G-325a I am assuming since a signature is not required they will somehow manage withut the other part being filled in. All of this could depend on the training curve of the adjudicator s o unfortuntely it is impossible to give a solid "yes or no" Probably no.

A properly executed Form G-325A is required for all I-129F petitions. Previously it was standard practice to issue an RFE when the beneficiary failed to sign the G-325A and/or failed to submit photographs. From the date of this memorandum, an RFE should not be issued in instances where the beneficiary failed to sign the G-325A and/or failed to include photographs provided that the beneficiary is residing abroad. The beneficiary will be required to sign the Form G-325A and/or submit photographs at the time of visa issuance abroad. It is also not necessary to RFE for the petitioner’s signature on the G-325A, if the petitioner failed to sign it. The signature of the petitioner on the Form I-129F should be deemed sufficient for purposes of adjudicating the petition. Finally, it is important to note that the petitioner’s photograph is still required for the adjudication of the I-129F, so if it is missing, it must be requested prior to adjudication.

Questions regarding this memorandum may be directed through appropriate channels to Mica Pilz of Service Center Operations.