My name won't fit on the G325?

[Amy-Rose 0]

I have 2 middle names (Michelle Sharon) and it won't fit when I try to write it in on the G325 form. What should I do? Just put my first one and clarify if they ask? Or should I type in as much as I can until it stops me? I don't want to write it as I don't want to take a chance of them not being able to read my handwriting. Thanks

[Harpa Timsah 13,258]

I would either:

1. Attach a supplement sheet with full legal name.

2. Fill out the G-325 by hand (or at least that box). Just write neatly. People hand-write all the time (we did).

Somehow, you must let them know your full legal name, you can't shorten it or just type the first so-many letters.

Good luck!

[Canadiandggal 49]

I have 2 middle names (Michelle Sharon) and it won't fit when I try to write it in on the G325 form. What should I do? Just put my first one and clarify if they ask? Or should I type in as much as I can until it stops me? I don't want to write it as I don't want to take a chance of them not being able to read my handwriting. Thanks

This happened with my sons name as he has two middle names... I just typed up everything and when I printed it out I wrote it in pen to fit it.

[lovetimhortons 1]

I did that as well ("full employer name and address") was the part I needed it for.

[love100 0]

I am having the same problem but with the spot where the date goes in the I-325A!!

My question is: If i fill out the whole form by hand should i use a blue ink pen or a black ink pen?, if i fill outwith black ink pen do i have to sign it with blue ink pen???

[Harpa Timsah 13,258]

You can use either color ink, although some people suggest to sign in blue so it is clear it is an original, not a photocopy. It is merely a suggestion, not a requirement. Good luck.

[Monday Jones 6]

I have 2 middle names (Michelle Sharon) and it won't fit when I try to write it in on the G325 form. What should I do? Just put my first one and clarify if they ask? Or should I type in as much as I can until it stops me? I don't want to write it as I don't want to take a chance of them not being able to read my handwriting. Thanks

I think you are letting perfection be the enemy of good enough. Write it out, but be legible. That will be good enough.