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G-325A about applicant's residence last five years

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jhunjhun   7

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I was wondering, what should I write in form G-325A asking for applicant's (myself) residence last five years. I'm Canadian citizen and came her in US to visit my fiance and end up getting married. Anyways, do I need to put my wife's address here in US as my current address? or my address only in Canada last five years.

Also, I'm confused about question C (information about your relative) found in form I-130 Page 1. They asked for my address. what should I write? I asked this question before but I'm still confused. hayayyyyy........

Thank you so much.

"Have faith in God, Jesus answered. I'll tell you the truth. if anyone says to this mountain, Go, throw yourself to the sea, and that does not doubt in his heart but believes that what he says will happen. it will be done for him. Therefore I'll tell you, whatever you ask for in prayer, believe that you have received it, and it will be yours" (MARK 11:22-24)

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I was wondering, what should I write in form G-325A asking for applicant's (myself) residence last five years. I'm Canadian citizen and came her in US to visit my fiance and end up getting married. Anyways, do I need to put my wife's address here in US as my current address? or my address only in Canada last five years.

Also, I'm confused about question C (information about your relative) found in form I-130 Page 1. They asked for my address. what should I write? I asked this question before but I'm still confused. hayayyyyy........

Thank you so much.

the 325A for the 485 is for you so you need to put YOUR residence for the last 5 yrs not your wife's.

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I was wondering, what should I write in form G-325A asking for applicant's (myself) residence last five years. I'm Canadian citizen and came her in US to visit my fiance and end up getting married. Anyways, do I need to put my wife's address here in US as my current address? or my address only in Canada last five years.

Also, I'm confused about question C (information about your relative) found in form I-130 Page 1. They asked for my address. what should I write? I asked this question before but I'm still confused. hayayyyyy........

Thank you so much.

the 325A for the 485 is for you so you need to put YOUR residence for the last 5 yrs not your wife's.

However, in this case, if OP has been residing with his wife since entering the US, he should enter his wife's (and his) current address on the first line, then his Canadian address(es) below.

jhunjhun, Enter the address where you are currently residing in the US. That is your CURRENT RESIDENCE. You are not a legal permanent resident, but you are residing in the US.

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I was in the same situation, and I did what cdn in wa said :)

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jhunjhun   7

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Thank you very much for all the replies...I feel solace now......

"Have faith in God, Jesus answered. I'll tell you the truth. if anyone says to this mountain, Go, throw yourself to the sea, and that does not doubt in his heart but believes that what he says will happen. it will be done for him. Therefore I'll tell you, whatever you ask for in prayer, believe that you have received it, and it will be yours" (MARK 11:22-24)

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