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Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: Japan
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Toward the end of the G325-A Form, there is a question asking

"The form is submitted in connection with an application for:"

and they give you 3 options -

1 - Naturalization

2- Other (specify)

3- Status as Permanent Resident

This paper is for my wife. I marrierd her in Japan and we choose to do the

CR1 visa so she would be a permanint resident. With that said,

...would I put

"Other" and write I-130 Form

Or

do I put "Status as a Permanent Resident"?

Thank-you for the help!

Filed: Other Country: China
Timeline
Posted
Toward the end of the G325-A Form, there is a question asking

"The form is submitted in connection with an application for:"

and they give you 3 options -

1 - Naturalization

2- Other (specify)

3- Status as Permanent Resident

This paper is for my wife. I marrierd her in Japan and we choose to do the

CR1 visa so she would be a permanint resident. With that said,

...would I put

"Other" and write I-130 Form

Or

do I put "Status as a Permanent Resident"?

Thank-you for the help!

You check other and write I-130.

You check "Status as a permanent resident" with the I-130 is submitted together with the Adjustment of Status paperwork.

However, in practice, either will work. They'll quickly see the purpose of the petition with which the G325a is included and proceed accordingly.

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Posted
Toward the end of the G325-A Form, there is a question asking

"The form is submitted in connection with an application for:"

and they give you 3 options -

1 - Naturalization

2- Other (specify)

3- Status as Permanent Resident

This paper is for my wife. I marrierd her in Japan and we choose to do the

CR1 visa so she would be a permanint resident. With that said,

...would I put

"Other" and write I-130 Form

Or

do I put "Status as a Permanent Resident"?

Thank-you for the help!

Since you are filing for CR-1 visa, you are applying for permanent resident status.

First trip 01-17-07

Married 02-05-07

What Service Center was filed at? Nebraska transferred to California

Provide dates for the following:

I-130 sent (Mailed)..........................3-12-07

1st NOA (Receipt Notice) .................3-29-07

2nd NOA (Approval Notice) e-mail.....6-15-07

Bill for I-864 processing fee rcd and sent..7-24-07

I-864 Packet Received......................8-18-07

I-864 Mailed to NV............................8-20-07

Bill for DS-230 received....................8-29-07

Payment for DS-230 sent..................8-30-07

DS-230 Packet received..................10-25-07

DS-230 Packet sent to NVC..............10-29-07

Case Completed..............................11-16-07

Case Forwarded to Embassy.............11-30-07

Packet recieved from NVC................12-07-07

Medical complete...............................1-04-08

Leave for Manila................................1-19-08

Interview and approval......................1-22-08

Visa in Hand .....................................1-24-08

Arrived in USA...................................3-19-08

Filed: Other Country: China
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Posted
Toward the end of the G325-A Form, there is a question asking

"The form is submitted in connection with an application for:"

and they give you 3 options -

1 - Naturalization

2- Other (specify)

3- Status as Permanent Resident

This paper is for my wife. I marrierd her in Japan and we choose to do the

CR1 visa so she would be a permanint resident. With that said,

...would I put

"Other" and write I-130 Form

Or

do I put "Status as a Permanent Resident"?

Thank-you for the help!

Since you are filing for CR-1 visa, you are applying for permanent resident status.

I think either will work but technically, filing an I-485 is "applying for permanent resident status". In the OP's case, the G325a is not submitted in connection with an "application". It is submitted in connection with an I-130 petition intended to grant a beneficiary the right to apply for a visa. Once the visa is applied for and secured, permanent status will be granted upon entry.

Other and I-130 is the technically correct answer when a visa is involved but either WILL get the job done.

Facts are cheap...knowing how to use them is precious...
Understanding the big picture is priceless. Anonymous

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Posted
Toward the end of the G325-A Form, there is a question asking

"The form is submitted in connection with an application for:"

and they give you 3 options -

1 - Naturalization

2- Other (specify)

3- Status as Permanent Resident

This paper is for my wife. I marrierd her in Japan and we choose to do the

CR1 visa so she would be a permanint resident. With that said,

...would I put

"Other" and write I-130 Form

Or

do I put "Status as a Permanent Resident"?

Thank-you for the help!

Since you are filing for CR-1 visa, you are applying for permanent resident status.

I think either will work but technically, filing an I-485 is "applying for permanent resident status". In the OP's case, the G325a is not submitted in connection with an "application". It is submitted in connection with an I-130 petition intended to grant a beneficiary the right to apply for a visa. Once the visa is applied for and secured, permanent status will be granted upon entry.

Other and I-130 is the technically correct answer when a visa is involved but either WILL get the job done.

I agree with Pushbrk

Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: Japan
Timeline
Posted

Thank-you for the help everyone! It is very appreciated - I will be returning to the united states January 11 and starting work on the 14th and think work will be very busy so I am working my best while I am here in Japan to complete most of the documents.

To Justin and Masako - I am staying in Umeda (Tokyo) I will try to post some pictures here of the wedding when I get a chance and can figure out how to upload :)

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Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: Japan
Timeline
Posted
Thank-you for the help everyone! It is very appreciated - I will be returning to the united states January 11 and starting work on the 14th and think work will be very busy so I am working my best while I am here in Japan to complete most of the documents.

To Justin and Masako - I am staying in Umeda (Tokyo) I will try to post some pictures here of the wedding when I get a chance and can figure out how to upload :)

Ahh, ok. My wife is in Nara so a bit farther south. :) I was just curious what part you were in. :)

Thanks,

- Justin and Masako

"The World is Open. Are You?"

Posted (edited)
Toward the end of the G325-A Form, there is a question asking

"The form is submitted in connection with an application for:"

and they give you 3 options -

1 - Naturalization

2- Other (specify)

3- Status as Permanent Resident

This paper is for my wife. I marrierd her in Japan and we choose to do the

CR1 visa so she would be a permanint resident. With that said,

...would I put

"Other" and write I-130 Form

Or

do I put "Status as a Permanent Resident"?

Thank-you for the help!

You check other and write I-130.

You check "Status as a permanent resident" with the I-130 is submitted together with the Adjustment of Status paperwork.

However, in practice, either will work. They'll quickly see the purpose of the petition with which the G325a is included and proceed accordingly.

Yes, I agree with pushbrk. In fact, we put "Status as a Permanent Resident" for wife's (beneficiary) G-325A and we checked "Other," then wrote "I-130 Petition" for my (as the petitioner) G-325A.

Edited by simple_male

I-130 Timeline with USCIS:

It took 92 days for I-130 to get approved from the filing date

NVC Process of I-130:

It took 78 days to complete the NVC process

Interview Process at The U.S. Embassy

Interview took 223 days from the I-130 filing date. Immigrant Visa was issued right after the interview

 
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