g-325a Applicants Employment last 5 years

[TeamSexy 0]

I just recently graduated. During my college years I was employed all year round through the same company for 5 years. Thing was I only worked during the summer and any other time I had a break from college, i.e. Christmas break, Spring break. I was wondering when it asks for the time frame in which I worked for the company in the g-325a is it the months I actually worked there, or do I just put down I was employed by them consistently for all 5 years even though I only worked seasonally.

Edited July 31, 2009 by Fridge-Magnets

[Nik+Heather 121]

Did you have to fill out forms every time you started again? Or only the first time?

[Bobby+Umit 161]

employed by them consistently for all 5 years

just make sure there are no "gaps" and you will be fine.

[TeamSexy 0]

Did you have to fill out forms every time you started again? Or only the first time?

Only the first time

[Gary and Alla 3,694]

I just recently graduated. During my college years I was employed all year round through the same company for 5 years. Thing was I only worked during the summer and any other time I had a break from college, i.e. Christmas break, Spring break. I was wondering when it asks for the time frame in which I worked for the company in the g-325a is it the months I actually worked there, or do I just put down I was employed by them consistently for all 5 years even though I only worked seasonally.

If they kept you as an employee (as mentioned above, did you filll out new employment forms each time?) then your employment was continuous and you would only list them as your employer for the last five years +

Do not confuse "employment" (which they ask for) with "work" (which they do not ask for). It does not matter that you were not working for periods of your employment.

If you filled out new employment forms each time, then you would have to list each period of employment separately AND the periods of unemployment between when you were a student.