"Form G325A, Q: Employment last five years"

[myperfectflaw 11]

For this question, it says to attach an additional sheet if you cannot fit it all in. There are four sheets to this form, all the same it seems...do I need to print out 4 of the additional sheets to go with each page, or will just one attached in the back be enough?

[GlobeHopperMama 95]

Supposedly there are 4 copies of the form because each one goes to a different location during the process (look at the bottom of the each page, they each have a different designation), so it would follow that you should print 4 copies of your added information and attach each to one copy of the form.

[myperfectflaw 11]

Supposedly there are 4 copies of the form because each one goes to a different location during the process (look at the bottom of the each page, they each have a different designation), so it would follow that you should print 4 copies of your added information and attach each to one copy of the form.

That was my assumption, just wanted to confirm, thank you

[Devkpaik 1]

Supposedly there are 4 copies of the form because each one goes to a different location during the process (look at the bottom of the each page, they each have a different designation), so it would follow that you should print 4 copies of your added information and attach each to one copy of the form.

That was my assumption, just wanted to confirm, thank you

Yes you need to print off all four and fill out all four

[justinspaula 0]

I have a question concerning the G325A form too. I'm a student, so I only worked summer jobs and part-time jobs, do those have to be listed also or can I just write none?If I write them down, there are huge gaps in between, do I have to explain why there are time gaps?

my fiance, who is filing it, is in the US army. which address does he need to provide there?

and a general question, which address is the USCIS using to send him stuff?the one that he provides on the first page of I-129f?

thank you

[Morales 0]

Well yeah same for me over here,

I had several part time jobs just for money next to school and now I have a job trainee which I am gonna quit before finishing it..

Should I write none or is it gonna be denied and RFE then ??

Or list all my Part time jobs ? Do i need to proove them ?

[justinspaula 0]

doesnt anyone know what to do?how did yall do it??

[Devkpaik 1]

I have a question concerning the G325A form too. I'm a student, so I only worked summer jobs and part-time jobs, do those have to be listed also or can I just write none?If I write them down, there are huge gaps in between, do I have to explain why there are time gaps?

my fiance, who is filing it, is in the US army. which address does he need to provide there?

and a general question, which address is the USCIS using to send him stuff?the one that he provides on the first page of I-129f?

thank you

For the three of you who just posted the question regarding being students and filling out the G-325A form:

I am a student too with one job in the last four years. Yes of course those jobs have to be listed as long as you were taxed. Why would you not list them? If you were working under the table jobs where you weren't being taxed, then don't list them as it's not necessary.

They are not going to care there is a gap in between when you worked and when you didn't.

No you don't explain why there are gaps in between.

[KimandRuss 0]

Fill in your employment history as thoroughly as you can. Include p/t jobs and, if need be, an attachment explaining. You're not going to have to prove anything.

They will use the address noted on the I-129f.

You may be able to get more assistance regarding military related immigration issues here.

btw... if you start a new topic when you have a new question people are more likely to answer it.

[justinspaula 0]

Fill in your employment history as thoroughly as you can. Include p/t jobs and, if need be, an attachment explaining. You're not going to have to prove anything.

They will use the address noted on the I-129f.

You may be able to get more assistance regarding military related immigration issues here.

btw... if you start a new topic when you have a new question people are more likely to answer it.

well i thought if the question concerned the same topic, i could just reuse an already existing thread-guess i was wrong. thank you so much for the answers!

thing is that students jobs in germany arent taxed, even though theyre official, its a special thing to make our lives as students easier-so shall i list them or not?its a lot then

THANK YOU so much for that link. ill tell my fiance to call there, i appreciate it!

Edited August 18, 2008 by justinspaula

[GlobeHopperMama 95]

as far as the jobs while studying, I would list them even if they were like work-study programs in the US. It never hurts to show you've been busy and to show where you've been at what point in the timeline. Even if it takes an extra sheet, my belief with USCIS/NVC is that the more info, the better!

[Morales 0]

Yeah as said before, I didnt get taxed for my student jobs.

DO i need to attach proofs or just write down the names ?

And also, now i have a training contract for 3 years,but I am gonna quit the job for going to my baby.

Will it offend my application, if i list that one and attach the contract and it says " until 3.7 2011 "??

Because why the time we apply I already quit the job.

[KimandRuss 0]

no you dont need to prove anything. just write down where you worked and when. dont overthink things or you're going to get yourself in trouble. There are example forms (link above) to help you be certain.

you can state you can have the contract but if you're not there when you file you need to put that as well. Are you the beneficiary? Leaving your job to go overseas to await the process? You will need to show domicile and financial security in some fashion. Do you have a co-sponsor lined up and an address in the States in which you can receive your mail?

[KimandRuss 0]

Fill in your employment history as thoroughly as you can. Include p/t jobs and, if need be, an attachment explaining. You're not going to have to prove anything.

They will use the address noted on the I-129f.

You may be able to get more assistance regarding military related immigration issues here.

btw... if you start a new topic when you have a new question people are more likely to answer it.

well i thought if the question concerned the same topic, i could just reuse an already existing thread-guess i was wrong. thank you so much for the answers!

thing is that students jobs in germany arent taxed, even though theyre official, its a special thing to make our lives as students easier-so shall i list them or not?its a lot then

THANK YOU so much for that link. ill tell my fiance to call there, i appreciate it!

Many people come here with questions and do not read through an entire thread to find the answers they're looking for. Starting a new topic with your question makes it easier for someone else to find the answers without picking through so many posts.

[Morales 0]

no you dont need to prove anything. just write down where you worked and when. dont overthink things or you're going to get yourself in trouble. There are example forms (link above) to help you be certain.

you can state you can have the contract but if you're not there when you file you need to put that as well. Are you the beneficiary? Leaving your job to go overseas to await the process? You will need to show domicile and financial security in some fashion. Do you have a co-sponsor lined up and an address in the States in which you can receive your mail?

Well no , I quit my job first, go over visiting and after my visit then we gonna file K1.

Because of going there 3 months I quit my job because otherwise I could never get out of the contract the following next 2 years.

I did never understand the co sponsor thing.

Which form does my "sponsor" need to fill out and what characterisitics ( financially) he has to bring with him / her to be my sponsor.

Yep I am beneficenary