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OK SOME HELP WITH THIS ONE PLEASE, CURRENTLY FILLING OUT I-129 AND G-325 AND ATTACHING PASSPORT PHOTOS. THE QUESTION IS HOW MANY -325 FORMS DO I ACTUALLY NEED TO SEND. LOOKS LIKE OLDER FORMS WERE (4) SO SOME SAY SEND (4) FOR FIANCEE AND ME, OTHERS SAY JUST ONE. sO THE QUESTION IS DO i SEND FOUR OR JUST ONE, AND IF I SEND FOUR DO I NEED 4 INDIVIDUAL PASSPORT PHOTOS?

hELP IS VERY MUCH APPRICIATED

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OK SOME HELP WITH THIS ONE PLEASE, CURRENTLY FILLING OUT I-129 AND G-325 AND ATTACHING PASSPORT PHOTOS. THE QUESTION IS HOW MANY -325 FORMS DO I ACTUALLY NEED TO SEND. LOOKS LIKE OLDER FORMS WERE (4) SO SOME SAY SEND (4) FOR FIANCEE AND ME, OTHERS SAY JUST ONE. sO THE QUESTION IS DO i SEND FOUR OR JUST ONE, AND IF I SEND FOUR DO I NEED 4 INDIVIDUAL PASSPORT PHOTOS?

hELP IS VERY MUCH APPRICIATED

mine was 3 g-325a forms and only 1 passport photo.

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You only need to send a G-325A for the petitioner and one for the beneficiary and one passport photo for each of you. 


The 4 copies is a remnant of the past when the G-325A was 4 carbon copy forms.



			
		


		

		
			

	

		

		

			

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yeap, u only need one of each Of you ...and the passport photos


			
		


		

		
			

	

		

		

			

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