Need help with a couple of fields in I-130 and G-325A

[joe84 0]

Hi,

I'm a relative newbie and am starting off the K3 process for my wife, and just started to fill up I-130 and G-325A forms and have a couple of quick questions.

I-130:

- Field B (10) - Alien Registration Number

I am a naturalized US citizen, and before I acquired my citizenship, like all green card holders, I had a Alien Registration Number. However, I thought that number is moot once I become a USC. So, should I fill this field with the A# I had during my LPR days?

- Field 21 - "give last address at which you lived together."

Even though I've known my wife for 2 years now, we actually have not "lived" together. I only visit her at her home. Does this count as "living together"? If not, what should I fill in here?

G-325A:

- Citizenship/Nationality : should I put "American" or "USA" here? (dumb question, sorry).

- Again in this form there's two places that ask for A number. Once at the top where it says "File Number", and again at the bottom.

I'd really appreciate if someone could clarify these for me. Thanks in advance.

Edited November 6, 2006 by joe84

[Reba 2]

no idea on the A3 for you unfortunately, but as for the living together question, you haven't yet lived together, so you can either write that in, or N/A.

Citizenship, put American.

[takram2000 0]

Well, Here what I did.

1) A#, u have to put it, look at your certificate of naturalization they have mentioned CIS# as your A#. I did mentioned it in I-130 and passport application for cross reference (This will not hurt to put it in).

2) Living together, yes put the address where u live together, even u visited and lived at her house. This is the place wherre u lived together.

3) I have put it USA some people did American. I think either way is fine.

Hope this will help.

[severinep 0]

Hi,

For the address, write her address if that's where you lived together, even if it was for 2 weeks. If you are filing for a K3, in most cases, you live apart. So they kind of expect it to be short (2 weeks, 1 month....)

For your nationaly: American

[riblet 0]

I totally disagree about the "living together" for two weeks. I think that is basically like lying on your application - would you ever tell someone, oh, I lived in country x for 2 weeks. No, you wouldn't. You would say you visited or stayed.

As for the A#, I too was confused about this, someone told me that you will always have an A#, so I put on it on the G325A.

Nationality/Citizenship would be American, but I'm sure it's not a big deal.

Hi,

For the address, write her address if that's where you lived together, even if it was for 2 weeks. If you are filing for a K3, in most cases, you live apart. So they kind of expect it to be short (2 weeks, 1 month....)

For your nationaly: American

[joe84 0]

Thank you all so much for your responses!!!