G325a Applicant's last adress outside in the United States of more than one year

[jjsa 0]

Hey, I have a question about the "Applicant's last adress outside in the United States of more than one year". I read I have to write down my current address but till "present" does not fit in the from/to box..should I just print it and then fill present in with pen in the "from/to" box? or just today's date (month ; 02/2010)?

[SunDrop 59]

Hey, I have a question about the "Applicant's last adress outside in the United States of more than one year". I read I have to write down my current address but till "present" does not fit in the from/to box..should I just print it and then fill present in with pen in the "from/to" box? or just today's date (month ; 02/2010)?

That's what I did, filled it in by hand...

[TracyTN 237]

The correct answer would be 'present' unless you're planning to move. I'd write it out.

[jjsa 0]

The correct answer would be 'present' unless you're planning to move. I'd write it out.

Thank you both! Do you think I should write the whole form out or just the places that don't fit?

[VanessaTony 3,567]

First, agree with SunDrop

Second, and totally random, thank you for asking this qn! I checked my form to double check what I did and noticed I didn't fill in my "last employment" so I went ahead and did that a noticed a MISTAKE!! I had the year wrong (apparently I worked from Aug 08 to Jan 08 and because I then go up, it was Jan 08 to Jul 09 that I worked at the next job.. which is totally wrong ). lol. So thanks Helped me notice a mistake

[TracyTN 237]

Thank you both! Do you think I should write the whole form out or just the places that don't fit?

It's a personal choice, but you'll probably be better off only writing out what you have to. I just figure it's probably easier for adjudicators wittle bwains to read typed text than try and decipher handwriting.

[jjsa 0]

First, agree with SunDrop

Second, and totally random, thank you for asking this qn! I checked my form to double check what I did and noticed I didn't fill in my "last employment" so I went ahead and did that a noticed a MISTAKE!! I had the year wrong (apparently I worked from Aug 08 to Jan 08 and because I then go up, it was Jan 08 to Jul 09 that I worked at the next job.. which is totally wrong ). lol. So thanks Helped me notice a mistake

haha, you're welcome

[jjsa 0]

and maybe a stupid question but my fiance asked if he needs to write American or United States at Cititzenship/Nationality..

[TracyTN 237]

Again, probably doesn't matter a whole lot, but I think United States makes more sense.

[VanessaTony 3,567]

and maybe a stupid question but my fiance asked if he needs to write American or United States at Cititzenship/Nationality..

His nationality is American

His country of citizenship is United States of America.

As an Aussie I'm "Australian" nationality. Not "Australia".

For my United Kingdom passport, my nationality is "British" (technically scottish actually but i always write British 'cause that's what my passport says).

The people from France would write French.

Switzerland, Swedish..

Though it doesn't REALLY matter 'cause they get the point, most people would think "Umm..." because the USA is a country, just like Sweden and France but if someone said to you what is your nationality and you said "France" it just sounds weird and is of course, wrong

Edited February 12, 2010 by Vanessa&Tony

[SunDrop 59]

Switzerland, Swedish..

*grin* Think the Swiss doth protest, m'lady...

[yohino 22]

Switzerland, Swedish..

I thought I was Swedish?

[jjsa 0]

I thought I was Swedish?

thanks everyone

now, one more final thing of the G325a, at "last occupation abroad if not shown above. (Include all information requested above)", i have to fill out my current occupation but as it is already shown above, what do i do here? as it is already shown above in the "applicant's employment last five years" should i just leave it blank?