G-325 question

[Austramerican 83]

Just a quick question about the G-325, Ben (the beneficiary) is currently living in the US with me and will be at the time we send the packet off, but in less than two weeks he will be going back to Australia, should we put his current address on the form as his australian one or the one where he is living now in America?

Also, he had a couple of temp jobs in australia before he came to America, one of them was working as a drink server at an annual event (the Clipsal 500) which he did for 3 years. But since it wasn't a permanent job would they want that listed on this form as well? Should we include an extra sheet explaining about that job? It was while he was in college, 2008-2010.

Thank you

[Austramerican 83]

On the I129 under the question that asked Is your fiance currently in the US, if so fill this out, I filled it out since when we mail it he will still be here, thats why I'm unsure of what to put in the G-325. I just really don't want an RFE...

[Austramerican 83]

On the I129 under the question that asked Is your fiance currently in the US, if so fill this out, I filled it out since when we mail it he will still be here, thats why I'm unsure of what to put in the G-325. I just really don't want an RFE...

Anyone happen to know? I know this isn't the typical case...

[Harpa Timsah 13,258]

Answer the forum accurately and honestly. If he is in the US when you sign the forms, you should put his US address as current address.

For the on-and-off- job, yes, I would put a separate sheet if there is not room to explain on the form itself. Figure that someone who has never met you will need to clearly understand his work history. Good luck.

Edited September 11, 2011 by Harpa Timsah

[LookyWhatIFound 38]

Just a quick question about the G-325, Ben (the beneficiary) is currently living in the US with me and will be at the time we send the packet off, but in less than two weeks he will be going back to Australia, should we put his current address on the form as his australian one or the one where he is living now in America?

Also, he had a couple of temp jobs in australia before he came to America, one of them was working as a drink server at an annual event (the Clipsal 500) which he did for 3 years. But since it wasn't a permanent job would they want that listed on this form as well? Should we include an extra sheet explaining about that job? It was while he was in college, 2008-2010.

Thank you

No don't list his address in the USA, the address should be where the embassy would be sending him the packet and usually to interview at an embassy you should be a resident in that country.

They don't really care whether the job was temporary. He's the beneficiary and it doesn't matter what kind of financial benefit, if any, he got from the job.

He is not going to be in the US for long, right? He has to leave right? I wouldn't list him as being the the US cause by the time they see that he won't be in the US and has to interview in Australia.

P.S. I mean you can list his residence in the US, but it shouldn't be his permanent address.

Edited September 11, 2011 by LookyWhatIFound

[Austramerican 83]

Ok, since we are sending it off in the same month that he will be returning to Australia, here is what I did, let me know if this looks right.

{{Australian Address}} From 9/2011 to present

{{American address}} From 6/2011 to 9/2011

{{American address 2}} From 9/2010 to 6/2011

Etc.

How is this? And thank you, I will use a separate sheet for the job explanation

[LookyWhatIFound 38]

Ok, since we are sending it off in the same month that he will be returning to Australia, here is what I did, let me know if this looks right.

{{Australian Address}} From 9/2011 to present

{{American address}} From 6/2011 to 9/2011

{{American address 2}} From 9/2010 to 6/2011

Etc.

How is this? And thank you, I will use a separate sheet for the job explanation

That looks good. Good luck!