G325A Form

[chris_gerlie 0]

Good day fellow VJ's........

Just a quick question here again, can i just photocopy 4 pcs of our G325A Form that was handwritten then sign them one by one with a blue pen, is that possible?

Thanks again and God Bless us all.

[edp333 9]

Good day fellow VJ's........

Just a quick question here again, can i just photocopy 4 pcs of our G325A Form that was handwritten then sign them one by one with a blue pen, is that possible?

Thanks again and God Bless us all.

If you are using REV. 6/12/09 then yes.

[I AM NOT THAT GUY 5,715]

And use a black pen.

ETA: Blue ink does not always transmit well.

Edited November 7, 2009 by Lone Ranger

[chris_gerlie 0]

Thank you so much my dear fellow VJ's........I appreciate your quick answers

But just curious here, so will not use blue pen for signature? (someone told us that we can use blue pen on signatures)

Thanks again.

[RVIANE♛ 5]

Thank you so much my dear fellow VJ's........I appreciate your quick answers

But just curious here, so will not use blue pen for signature? (someone told us that we can use blue pen on signatures)

Thanks again.

that someone is wrong you should always use black pen when signing specially important documents

[Iris&Norman 0]

Thank you so much my dear fellow VJ's........I appreciate your quick answers

But just curious here, so will not use blue pen for signature? (someone told us that we can use blue pen on signatures)

Thanks again.

Unlike the I-129F, which specifically says to use black ink, there is no indication made for the G-315A. Some folks say to use blue ink for signatures because it will stand out more and not potentially look photocopied (as B/W only photocopy). Some say blue is no good as some photocopiers don't copy certain blue inks well. It is one of the things that's up to you. Vote: black. Just triple check everything for content, gaps in time-lines, consistency etc... Good luck!