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AOS for my K1 Visa wife; Do I need to to submit a G-325a in addition to my wife's?

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spatial   0

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The wife and I are filling out her AOS, and we seem to be getting some conflicting information regarding the G-325a. On the check sheet that comes with the AOS package, it states that both she and I need to complete and submit a G-325a.

I'm confused; wasn't I required to submit one when I initially filed her I-129 last year? Several people in this forum have stated that only one G-325a is required for the AOS; the one for the beneficiary. I would feel a lot better about this if I can finally get some closure.

If I (the petitioner) am required to submit my own G-325a, what should I put in the box at the very bottom of the page (the one with the heavy border), my own name or my wife's? And should I bother with the Alien registration number?

THanks in advance...

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pRetTy_aNgeL Rising Star

pRetTy_aNgeL   1

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Filed: Lift. Cond. (pnd) Country: Philippines
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The wife and I are filling out her AOS, and we seem to be getting some conflicting information regarding the G-325a. On the check sheet that comes with the AOS package, it states that both she and I need to complete and submit a G-325a.

I'm confused; wasn't I required to submit one when I initially filed her I-129 last year? Several people in this forum have stated that only one G-325a is required for the AOS; the one for the beneficiary. I would feel a lot better about this if I can finally get some closure.

If I (the petitioner) am required to submit my own G-325a, what should I put in the box at the very bottom of the page (the one with the heavy border), my own name or my wife's? And should I bother with the Alien registration number?

THanks in advance...

G325A is for the beneficiary. For the last page write the name of the beneficiary.

ARN number, a number issued in the United States by INS, for purposes of the alien to become a US Citizen. This number is listed on the second I-797 Approval Notice or I-129F Approval.

2008 K1Timeline:

I-129F Application

10/25 Received letter from USEM

11/21-11/22 Med Exam

12/02 Interview date, 7AM (Approved)

12/10 Visa on Hand

Date & Place of POE: 12/17 Detroit

03/10/09 Wedding

2009 AOS / EAD / AP Timeline:

4/07 Mailed AOS Package

4/08 Package received

4/14 Cashed Check/

4/18 Biometrics I-485

4/29 Biometrics done

5/02 CSC Transferred

5/05 I-485 Touched (This case is now pending at the office to which it was transferred)(30 days)

5/12 I-485 Touched

5/15 EAD Card Production Ordered and AP Approval notice sent

5/18 EAD/AP Touched

5/20 Touched

5/21 AP Received by Mail (44days)

5/22 EAD Received by Mail (45days)

6/25 GC card production ordered!

6/30 Welcome Letter notice received dated 6/26

7/07 Approval notice sent

7/08 GC received by mail

2012 N-400 Timeline:

5/22 Sent

5/30 Cashed Check

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payxibka Grand Master

payxibka   10,045

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Filed: AOS (apr) Country: Philippines
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The wife and I are filling out her AOS, and we seem to be getting some conflicting information regarding the G-325a. On the check sheet that comes with the AOS package, it states that both she and I need to complete and submit a G-325a.

I'm confused; wasn't I required to submit one when I initially filed her I-129 last year? Several people in this forum have stated that only one G-325a is required for the AOS; the one for the beneficiary. I would feel a lot better about this if I can finally get some closure.

If I (the petitioner) am required to submit my own G-325a, what should I put in the box at the very bottom of the page (the one with the heavy border), my own name or my wife's? And should I bother with the Alien registration number?

THanks in advance...

Are you applying to register as a permanent resident together with your wife? This is HER application not yours and you are not a part of it other than some evidence... The I-129F was YOUR petition and she was the beneficiary.

This is her application... everything get answered as if she is the preparer... her signature, her "A" number, etc...

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YMMV

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Otto Grand Master

Otto   83

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The USC spouse does not complete/submit a G-325a for the AOS. Am unaware of any 'check-sheet' but it is possible the information on this sheet is outdated - yes, you did complete a G-325a for your I-129f petition.

For clarification and step-by-step assistance, check Step-by-Step Guide on How to File for Adjustment of Status for K1 and K3 Visa Holders :thumbs:

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Gary and Alla   3,694

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The wife and I are filling out her AOS, and we seem to be getting some conflicting information regarding the G-325a. On the check sheet that comes with the AOS package, it states that both she and I need to complete and submit a G-325a.

I'm confused; wasn't I required to submit one when I initially filed her I-129 last year? Several people in this forum have stated that only one G-325a is required for the AOS; the one for the beneficiary. I would feel a lot better about this if I can finally get some closure.

If I (the petitioner) am required to submit my own G-325a, what should I put in the box at the very bottom of the page (the one with the heavy border), my own name or my wife's? And should I bother with the Alien registration number?

THanks in advance...

The USC does not need to submit a G-325a for AOS from a K-1 visa.

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Gary And Alla

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