G-325a which address?

[applepie98 0]

Hi everyone..Im filing the G-325a form right now and im obviously starting to wonder about any little detail.

I got four question:

1. What do they exactly mean by residence? I make myself clear: the only time i actually lived outside my parents house was during college (about three years in a different town) in four different houses (and two of them were some relatives houses i didnt pay rent for). The address on all of my Ids (passport included) always remained my parents house. Should i mention all of them or just my actual residence for the last 17 years? In this case should i just write in the first line "from 2003 to present time"?

2. In the following question:Applicant's last address outside the United States of more than one year, do i just repeat my residence address ? Or this is only a question for the USC?

3. Should i write months in letters or numbers since in letters not all of them fit in the column?

4. My fiancè was in the military for three years, he actually lived in a house in Italy but he got all the mail at the ship's address...should he put that one? Also he doesnt remember at all which street and number that house was...

Thanks in advance

[Brian & Kathy 0]

1. At the very least, you had better list all the address at which you received bills or payed rent. They won't look poorly on having too many addresses, and it is far more important to be fully truthful. It won't hurt to list the addresses of those family members you lived with. I too had 3-4 addresses while I was going to college and kept my parents address as my permant address. I listed my parents address, noted it was permanent and from XX to present. Then I listed the other address, even with an extra sheet of paper as an attachement.

2. Answer exactly what the question asks. If you currently live outside the US and have lived at your current address for at least a year, then you should list it again.

3. I wrote in letters and just abbreviated. This isn't critical, they are just trying to get information from you. The most important part is that you present the information clearly so it doesn't get mistaken.

4. If it's possible for him to get that old address, he should list it.

Hi everyone..Im filing the G-325a form right now and im obviously starting to wonder about any little detail.

I got four question:

1. What do they exactly mean by residence? I make myself clear: the only time i actually lived outside my parents house was during college (about three years in a different town) in four different houses (and two of them were some relatives houses i didnt pay rent for). The address on all of my Ids (passport included) always remained my parents house. Should i mention all of them or just my actual residence for the last 17 years? In this case should i just write in the first line "from 2003 to present time"?

2. In the following question:Applicant's last address outside the United States of more than one year, do i just repeat my residence address ? Or this is only a question for the USC?

3. Should i write months in letters or numbers since in letters not all of them fit in the column?

4. My fiancè was in the military for three years, he actually lived in a house in Italy but he got all the mail at the ship's address...should he put that one? Also he doesnt remember at all which street and number that house was...

Thanks in advance

Edited February 11, 2008 by Brian & Kathy

[applepie98 0]

Thanks for your reply!