Help with space with I-130 and G325 form entry

[dwheels76 5,468]

Okay this may seem like a simple basic silly question but I must ask for clarity sake (I know someone else has thought it or asked it).

I am filling out the I-130 and also the G325A. As you all know who have gone through this some places they give you plenty of space to fill out forms other places its shorter. Some places I was like abbreviating the country or saying ST instead of State. (This is for Nigeria).

Even in the residence places and employment space is limited. Now to avoid an RFE (I hear consistency is very key) if I lets say abbreviate Nigeria to NG, keep it that way or if I can spell it out in some places do so or what?

I don't want to assume they know Lagos ST is Lagos State, although they should or PH, NG is Port Harcourt, Nigeria.

Example of address: NO. 35 Festac Town street Bus stop, Off Alou, Lagos Island, Lagos State, Nigeria

[Inky 1,110]

They wont know what the abbreviations are - you should avoid using abbreviations and write " See Attached " attach an extra page with the question and full answer written out.

[dwheels76 5,468]

They wont know what the abbreviations are - you should avoid using abbreviations and write " See Attached " attach an extra page with the question and full answer written out.

Hey good one. man you would think with all the different kind of addresses in the world they would think to allow more space. Or have each section consistent. Thanks

[dwheels76 5,468]

well gosh you read alittle online and you find great stuff so I will share just in case anyone else has this issue.

Try this link: http://www.usa-feder...mmigration.html

Then scroll down and click on this link: G-325A, Fillable, Savable, Ver. ITAOP

On this form and all other forms on this site you can use any size font and many different sized fonts on the same form, arrange/center text anywhere in the form blanks, use any color font and so on and so on. Numerous options.

Same as you, I had difficulty fitting in addresses until I found this site. It works GREAT!!!

Read the instructions on the first page and it takes some practice, but I completed 95% of all forms for the immigration process using the forms on this site. It also offers many fillable forms in other languages including Chinese.

If you like it, here is the link to the entire website that offers over 16,000 government forms: http://www.usa-feder...bout-forms.html

Hope this helps.

[jaycali 415]

Now to avoid an RFE (I hear consistency is very key) if I lets say abbreviate Nigeria to NG, keep it that way or if I can spell it out in some places do so or what?

I had the same problem.

Write 'see attachment', and then on a separate sheet of paper, write 'Supplement to form G-325A, Q:<Insert question>'

It's a little bit of added paperwork, but it's crucial that you get everything in there as neatly, organized and legible as possible.