G-325 Questions and onefor naturalized USCs

[lizka 3]

Hello again everyone, just filling out the forms now with my husband and we're on the G-325. We have some questions if you would be able to help, would be great:

1. This is more like my I am a naturalized citizen, but my paperwork was file by my parents since I was under 18, there are two numbers on my naturalization certificate, one on top and one on the bottom, both beginning with an A. On the I-130 it asks for a certificate number, which is not the same as my alien registration number, or is it? Also, as I was under age, on form I130 it asks how I became US citizen, I assumed by naturalization, but my parents assure me it was by parent, even though I got naturalized after the fact, since I was under 18, my certificate even looks different.

2. Next question, form G325A. My husbands father has a very long name. Two last names and two first names, as all people do in Spain, but he goes by just the two names. Do they put the names as they are written on their government issued id's. Does it really matter?

3. Signing. Does it have to be blue or black ink?

4. Finally attachments, is there a format for which to write additional information for the limited spaces on these forms?

Thank you all for your time. This is very stressing :-(

[Harsh_77 718]

Not sure why your certificate has two numbers starting with A.

Normally there is only one number that starts with A other is just No. XXXXXXXX.

Use the name that is on all the govt issued Ids and passport and under alias section you can put in the complete name and any other names that are used by him.

Use Blue ink, have heard some cases recently who had signed in black ink got the apps sent back. I believe USCIS is trying to push to blue ink so it can be clear which is original or photocopy.

I don’t believe there is any particular format for sending in additional details, as it can vary from person to person who different information that needs to be conveyed.