G-325A

[Heather&Matt 0]

Hi all,

I am in the midst of filling out the G-325A for myself (spouse of US citizen) and it asked for the applicant's residences over the past 5 years. As I am currently living in Canada, I listed my current address (which I have been at for 5 years). Now, the next section asked for 'applicant's last address outside of the US of more than a year," do I just list my current address again? The form doesnt allow me to type 'present time' for the period living from-to. Should I be leaving this blank as I indicated in the previous section that I am still and will be living at my address in Canada until my Visa is approved?

Thanks in advance.

[Bobby+Umit 161]

Hi all,

I am in the midst of filling out the G-325A for myself (spouse of US citizen) and it asked for the applicant's residences over the past 5 years. As I am currently living in Canada, I listed my current address (which I have been at for 5 years). Now, the next section asked for 'applicant's last address outside of the US of more than a year," do I just list my current address again? The form doesnt allow me to type 'present time' for the period living from-to. Should I be leaving this blank as I indicated in the previous section that I am still and will be living at my address in Canada until my Visa is approved?

Thanks in advance.

Yes, you would answer the question as stated

Put your last address outside of the US that was more than one year .

It doesn't matter if it is "present time" - they just want the last address.

[trailmix 77]

The form doesnt allow me to type 'present time' for the period living from-to. Should I be leaving this blank as I indicated in the previous section that I am still and will be living at my address in Canada until my Visa is approved?

Thanks in advance.

After you print the form out, write in 'to present' or 'present time' - never leave a field blank

[Heather&Matt 0]

Yes, you would answer the question as stated

Put your last address outside of the US that was more than one year .

It doesn't matter if it is "present time" - they just want the last address.

After you print the form out, write in 'to present' or 'present time' - never leave a field blank

Excellent! Thanks

[Heather&Matt 0]

another question: we are filing for the CR-1, on the section where it states:

"This form is submitted in connection with..."

I should be writing I-130 petition??

[trailmix 77]

another question: we are filing for the CR-1, on the section where it states:

"This form is submitted in connection with..."

I should be writing I-130 petition??

I believe I wrote the visa type - I would put CR1 in there.

[bobby_kvisa 7]

To help me with filling out my forms I used PDF Filler available at www.pdffiller.com

I found it to be an indispensible tool to help with the ridiculous problem of filling in lengthy foreign addresses, changing text sizes and dealing with limitations of trying to fill certain fields with values like "Present Time" or "NONE" or "N/A".

You can give it a free trial to see if it will work for you

Hope it helps !

Edited January 19, 2010 by bobby_kvisa

[pushbrk 13,043]

After you print the form out, write in 'to present' or 'present time' - never leave a field blank

Simply write "Present address above" in the first space and leave it at that. They'll get the message.

[Heather&Matt 0]

Another question...on my husband's G-325A, for citizenship, what exactly should he write? American, United States, or USA?

It seems like a simple thing however we got into a discussion on how technically I'm American (North American, that is) so he said to put USA. Then when he crossed the border to come visit me, they said "American?"