Confused about G-325A forms

[Inky 1,111]

There are 4 pages in the example forms for the G-325A - All the forms are filled out the same with the same names and information?

In the list of things you need it says the fiance and the applicant must both put 4 pages each in the packet? are we both supposed to fill out the same thing or is it different for each of us? or is he filling out the same as my information im filling out? I'm very confused on this.

[Otto 83]

The G-325a is a four-part form (that's why you see four pages). The information you complete on all of them is the same.

Each form gets seperated (eventually) and dispersed to different departments.

[Inky 1,111]

The G-325a is a four-part form (that's why you see four pages). The information you complete on all of them is the same.

Each form gets seperated (eventually) and dispersed to different departments.

so he fills out his 4 with his information and i fill out my 4 with my information?

[Otto 83]

The G-325a is a four-part form (that's why you see four pages). The information you complete on all of them is the same.

Each form gets seperated (eventually) and dispersed to different departments.

so he fills out his 4 with his information and i fill out my 4 with my information?

Yes - think of it as a single form (even though there are four pages). One (four-page) G-325a for each of you.

[Inky 1,111]

The G-325a is a four-part form (that's why you see four pages). The information you complete on all of them is the same.

Each form gets seperated (eventually) and dispersed to different departments.

so he fills out his 4 with his information and i fill out my 4 with my information?

Yes - think of it as a single form (even though there are four pages). One (four-page) G-325a for each of you.

Oooh thank you very much! Now I understand it

[silviostar 0]

First...thanks to everyone for the previous advice and help!!! I now understand that both the u.s. citizen AND the non u.s. citizen fill out the G-325A form. I also understand that this form consists of 4 pages which are identical. The question I have is this:

For the U.S. citizen filling out the form for the sections titled "Applicant's residence last five years" & "Applicant's employment last five years" & the one with the dark box asking for the Alien Registration Number....does the U.S. citizen put in their information or rather does the U.S. citizen fill out the information for the non u.s. citizen like the place where the non-citizen lived and worked?

I'm getting confused since it keeps using the word "Applicant's" but as the u.s. citizen I don't really feel like I'm the applicant in this case.

Thanks in advance,

Stephen

Edited May 14, 2009 by silviostar

[Hugglebuggles 60]

First...thanks to everyone for the previous advice and help!!! I now understand that both the u.s. citizen AND the non u.s. citizen fill out the G-325A form. I also understand that this form consists of 4 pages which are identical. The question I have is this:

For the U.S. citizen filling out the form for the sections titled "Applicant's residence last five years" & "Applicant's employment last five years" & the one with the dark box asking for the Alien Registration Number....does the U.S. citizen put in their information or rather does the U.S. citizen fill out the information for the non u.s. citizen like the place where the non-citizen lived and worked?

I'm getting confused since it keeps using the word "Applicant's" but as the u.s. citizen I don't really feel like I'm the applicant in this case.

Thanks in advance,

Stephen

I think i'm confused now...

The one G25A is all about the petitioner and the other is all about the beneficiary. So on the one, you as the USC, would fill out all your information including where you have lived and worked. For the other, either the foreign fiance, or you on his/her behalf, would fill out all of his or her information including where they have lived and worked for the last 5 years. I think you are to literally interpreting what the word "applicant" means.... In this case, its whoever the form is about.

[silviostar 0]

Thanks for the reply!