G-325A Question

[caityrose 0]

Hey everyone,

On the G-325A form, where it asks for previous spouses, or other names previously used, should I just leave the space blank, or should I write "none" or "N/A" so that it's clear to them? I'd appreciate your help. Also, for my fiance, where it asks for a SSN or the Alien number, should I write anything or just leave it blank? He doesn't have either of those numbers yet. Thank you.

Caity

[wizardfitz 13]

Hey everyone,

On the G-325A form, where it asks for previous spouses, or other names previously used, should I just leave the space blank, or should I write "none" or "N/A" so that it's clear to them? I'd appreciate your help. Also, for my fiance, where it asks for a SSN or the Alien number, should I write anything or just leave it blank? He doesn't have either of those numbers yet. Thank you.

Caity

my understanding from reading post here is never to leave anything blank. always put something in be it N/A or none which ever is appropriate

[pushbrk 13,328]

Hey everyone,

On the G-325A form, where it asks for previous spouses, or other names previously used, should I just leave the space blank, or should I write "none" or "N/A" so that it's clear to them? I'd appreciate your help. Also, for my fiance, where it asks for a SSN or the Alien number, should I write anything or just leave it blank? He doesn't have either of those numbers yet. Thank you.

Caity

my understanding from reading post here is never to leave anything blank. always put something in be it N/A or none which ever is appropriate

That is correct. For instance "none" is appropriate to indicate no former spouse because the question itself is definitely "applicable". If there were a follow-up question like the date of marriage, once you've indicated "none" the date becomes N/A.

I add a designator many don't use because my Chinese wife and daughter and my own daughter's for that matter, don't have middle names, so rather than "none" which IS a name in some languages, I indicate "----".

Edited February 15, 2008 by pushbrk

[SnowyTater 0]

Hi.

I personally put "none" for "previous spouses", and then in the other columns with that where it asks for previous spouse's address, stuff like that, I put N/A. There were a few spots like that on the form, where I'd put 'none' to the initial question and then N/A to all the follow-ups.

Be sure to read the guides if you haven't already and take a look at the example forms here . If you follow the samples you should be okay.

Like for exampe on mine I put "N/A" first for the alien registration number, and then later found the sample forms, which says to put 'none' - so I went oops and went back and whited it out.

To be honest I don't think a lot of the adjudicators are THAT picky but just follow the guides and definately don't leave ANYTHING blank

Good luck

[jamster 31]

I just would like to clarify- If I put 'None' on former husband, do I also have to put N/A

on the boxes that follow, like first name of husband- N/A, date of birth-N/A? Or can I just leave the follow-up questions as blank?

[pushbrk 13,328]

I just would like to clarify- If I put 'None' on former husband, do I also have to put N/A

on the boxes that follow, like first name of husband- N/A, date of birth-N/A? Or can I just leave the follow-up questions as blank?

You don't "have to" but it's a good idea.

[Marmite Lovers! 0]

Just don't leave anything blank. Most questions I put N/A. I doubt you'll get an RFE for incorrectly using a none/n/a.

Best wishes and good luck.

[KimandRuss 0]

there are example forms people... see link at the top

[jamster 31]

Thanks for the reply. I have already mailed my form to my fiance. Can he just write N/A on all the blanks?