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Could anyone give me their suggestions about this question?

IN G325A- beneficiaries are asked to list all their jobs for the past 5 years. ANd, in DS230, we are asked to list the same thing (jobs for the last 10 years). In G325A, I didn't include a time period where I worked as a part timer, because I wasn't able to work straight... To be specific, it was like this: From Dec. 2006-Feb 2007, then April to May, and the like... I stopped and went back. So, I didn't include it. (The reasons why I didn't work straight is because, I chose to spend time with my husband). However, I'm still working for the same company. I'm always asked to work there (as a teacher to koreans). In filing DS230, should I be consistent with the jobs I list? Or should I include my part time and be specific with the dates? Or It's better to be consistent with data? ...or, G325A information will not affect the application? Will it be forwarded to the USEM and the consulate might notice the difference in information. Please help me about this. I would appreciate your suggestion. :-)

USCIS Took 5 months for me (too long)

I-130 Sent : 2008-09-02

I-130 NOA1 : 2008-09-08

I-129F Sent :

I-129F NOA1 : 2008-09-23

I-129F RFE(s) : 2009-02-05

RFE Reply(s) : 2009-02-06

I-129F NOA2 : 2009-02-10

G325A sent to USCIS- 2009- 02-05

G325A received by USCIS- 2009- 02-06

I-130 Approval : 2009-02-10

I130 and I129 F APPROVED AT THE SAME TIME

NVC Took almost 4 months

02/23/2009- NVC Received and case number assigned (Oh! God is great!)

02/26/09- Received DS-3032 / I-864 Bill

03/03/09- Emailed DS3032 (using Jame's shortcut)

03/06/09- Mailed DS3032 via DHL

03/11/09- DHL arrived at NVC- 2009-03-09, DS-3032 E-Mail accepted

03/15/09-Paid I-864 Bill, Receive I-864 Package

03/16/09 -IV Bill generated

03/16/09- Received IV Bill

03/17/2009-Paid IV Bill

05/10/09- Returned Completed I-864

5/18/09- RFE received for DS230/ Sent response through DHL from PI

05/20-05/21/09- Early medical- passed

5/22/09- RFE received for AOS package (wooo..grr))

5/27/09- AOS response overnight to NVC

5/28/09- NVC received checklist (Ds230) as per AVR/ under REVIEW

6/02/09- I-1864 RFE was entered into the system- Review begins

6/05/09- NVC website log-in failed

06/08/09- case completed (per operator/US time) 6/9/09- PH time ..yeah! :-)

06/09/09- interview date assigned (through email)

07/28/09- Cr1 interview date (APPROVED)

07/30/09-Visa Received

08/07/09- US Entry : POE: LAX

08/08/09- Arrival to destination

08/20/09- Permanent card received

10/13/09- SSN received

 
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