Help with "Employment" section of G325A form (Beneficiary)

[malamu 0]

We need some help filling the "Employment" section of my G325A biographic information form. I am the beneficiary and I am registered to work in one job but I also have a additional part-time job and do some consulting work. I understand that jobs CANNOT overlap when you write them down on the form so a "supplemental sheet" must be included to explain the circumstances. Is it really necessary to include all my employment information? Must I include my part time job and consulting or does my primary job suffice? If I must then how do we format the supplemental sheet and what information do we include? For example, do we have to write down all my employment information again or do we just include the information we did not write down in the actual application form? Can anyone share a sample sheet or is there a sample available somewhere that we can access? We are trying to eliminate any mistakes, if possible, so any help you can give us will be greatly appreciated.

Thank you in advance.

[payxibka 10,047]

who says jobs cannot overlap?

[Gary and Alla 3,694]

who says jobs cannot overlap?

Yes it is necessary to list all jobs. There is no problem with jobs "overlapping", there is no statutory limit on how many jobs you can have. List the start and end dates for each or list "presently" if you are still working those jobs. That is all, no problem. There is no need for a supplement unless you run out of space on the provided form.

[pushbrk 13,270]

who says jobs cannot overlap?

Yes it is necessary to list all jobs. There is no problem with jobs "overlapping", there is no statutory limit on how many jobs you can have. List the start and end dates for each or list "presently" if you are still working those jobs. That is all, no problem. There is no need for a supplement unless you run out of space on the provided form.

To show "present" as the end date for more than one job will require you hand write "present" in the space. Otherwise, no problem at all.

[malamu 0]

Thank you for your replies.

However, I was reading the "Tips" thread foud here:

The RFE Master List

And Aussiewench wrote the following:

"If that was me I would put the main job and then perhaps a reference to an attachment and on the attachment put the second part time job.

Its just that there has been RFE's for overlaps and gaps in timeframes, so IMO best to include an attachment as opposed to overlapping on the form.

Perhaps someone else has a better solution."

From what it sounds like to me is she's saying that people have been getting them when there is a gap or overlapping in their residence or employment. Did I misunderstand? I've heard this from other sources so I'm rather worried about it. I'd like to avoid an RFE if I can help it. Has anyone heard anything else about this?

[skparker 0]

Thank you for your replies.

However, I was reading the "Tips" thread foud here:

The RFE Master List

And Aussiewench wrote the following:

"If that was me I would put the main job and then perhaps a reference to an attachment and on the attachment put the second part time job.

Its just that there has been RFE's for overlaps and gaps in timeframes, so IMO best to include an attachment as opposed to overlapping on the form.

Perhaps someone else has a better solution."

From what it sounds like to me is she's saying that people have been getting them when there is a gap or overlapping in their residence or employment. Did I misunderstand? I've heard this from other sources so I'm rather worried about it. I'd like to avoid an RFE if I can help it. Has anyone heard anything else about this?

You are supposed to put your most recent job first....and if you have a second job, put it second and list that it is a present job too. If you cant fit a explaination of whatever part in the space provided....put instead 'see attachment'...and have a secondary sheet of paper behind it with the benef. name at the top alond with what question number and section it is pertaining to.

not many people get RFE's. they will get them because they have forms not signed or just filled out incorrectly. just make sure you double check all your work before you send it and sign all the forms.

good luck