G325A Question. Urgent!!!

[ae4ever 0]

In the employment section on G325A, if someone started work 3 years ago and were a student before that, do I include school information to cover all of the past 5 years' history?

[Bobby+Umit 161]

In the employment section on G325A, if someone started work 3 years ago and were a student before that, do I include school information to cover all of the past 5 years' history?

Put in the "student" info as if it was a job.

[baron555 934]

In the employment section on G325A, if someone started work 3 years ago and were a student before that, do I include school information to cover all of the past 5 years' history?

No you were "Unemployed". That's what you mark down and include the date ranges. Leave no date ranges missing.

They are looking for Employment history. You either are employed or you are not. No harm in being unemployed.

[pushbrk 13,058]

In the employment section on G325A, if someone started work 3 years ago and were a student before that, do I include school information to cover all of the past 5 years' history?

No you were "Unemployed". That's what you mark down and include the date ranges. Leave no date ranges missing.

They are looking for Employment history. You either are employed or you are not. No harm in being unemployed.

Actually, the G325a is biographical. Either indicating "unemployed" or "student" are acceptable.

Edited April 6, 2009 by pushbrk

[baron555 934]

You are correct about the biographical but the section is titled Employement History; to me that is very clear.

[pushbrk 13,058]

You are correct about the biographical but the section is titled Employement History; to me that is very clear.

Yes, it IS clear. It's also ok to do it either way. Trust me on this. Been there and done that numerous times. This can be particularly beneficial in places where women in their early twenties or older with no employment history come under additional scrutiny, but you can do it that way for any reason you want.