Questions about "employment" on G-325

[Tim and Erin 3]

I am in Canada (beneficiary) and Tim (U.S) is the petitioner.We're just starting to fill out forms and gather info to send with the application.

I have a couple questions about the employment section of G-325. When searching my files for dates of employment, I came across a record of employment from a place I worked a few years ago. It states the name of my employer, which is one of a chain of stores, but the address on the r.o.e. is in another city other than in the one I worked. That other city is (I'm assuming) where head office is and where the paychecks were issued from. Do I look up the actual address of the store location where I worked, or use the address that's on the r.o.e? I don't want them to be confused and think that I worked in a different city. Or should I attach a copy of the r.o.e. to clear things up?

Another question regarding employment..."If none, so state."...Does this mean if there's gaps in employment because I wasn't working during a certain period, I need to put those actual dates on the form with "none" in the allotted spot under employment?

Also, what do I put in the box for father's city and country of residence if he has passed away? "Deceased"? Do I need to provide the date he passed? (probably not, but I don't want to mess anything up)

[Otto 83]

I am in Canada (beneficiary) and Tim (U.S) is the petitioner.We're just starting to fill out forms and gather info to send with the application.

I have a couple questions about the employment section of G-325. When searching my files for dates of employment, I came across a record of employment from a place I worked a few years ago. It states the name of my employer, which is one of a chain of stores, but the address on the r.o.e. is in another city other than in the one I worked. That other city is (I'm assuming) where head office is and where the paychecks were issued from. Do I look up the actual address of the store location where I worked, or use the address that's on the r.o.e? I don't want them to be confused and think that I worked in a different city. Or should I attach a copy of the r.o.e. to clear things up? Just list the location you worked at.

Another question regarding employment..."If none, so state."...Does this mean if there's gaps in employment because I wasn't working during a certain period, I need to put those actual dates on the form with "none" in the allotted spot under employment?Yes - "Unemployed or None" should go in any gaps in the timeframe.

Also, what do I put in the box for father's city and country of residence if he has passed away? "Deceased"? Do I need to provide the date he passed? (probably not, but I don't want to mess anything up)I simply wrote "Deceased"

[JimVaPhuong 4,863]

I am in Canada (beneficiary) and Tim (U.S) is the petitioner.We're just starting to fill out forms and gather info to send with the application.

I have a couple questions about the employment section of G-325. When searching my files for dates of employment, I came across a record of employment from a place I worked a few years ago. It states the name of my employer, which is one of a chain of stores, but the address on the r.o.e. is in another city other than in the one I worked. That other city is (I'm assuming) where head office is and where the paychecks were issued from. Do I look up the actual address of the store location where I worked, or use the address that's on the r.o.e? I don't want them to be confused and think that I worked in a different city. Or should I attach a copy of the r.o.e. to clear things up?

I wasn't aware that the G-325A required you to attach any evidence of employment. Just list the address where you actually worked.

Another question regarding employment..."If none, so state."...Does this mean if there's gaps in employment because I wasn't working during a certain period, I need to put those actual dates on the form with "none" in the allotted spot under employment?

Yes, you have to list periods of unemployment. The list should cover the previous five years, with no gaps.

Also, what do I put in the box for father's city and country of residence if he has passed away? "Deceased"? Do I need to provide the date he passed? (probably not, but I don't want to mess anything up)

Just put deceased.