Question

[cazzers 83]

Hi guys!

My fiance(the USC), when he filled out form G-325A, he made a mistake. He put the wrong year for his employment. he wrote that he worked til October 2010, but it was actually till October 2009. Since then he hasn't worked. We just realized this yesterday when he called the IRS, cause he has been outside of the US for a few years, now he's back in the States. My question is, if at the time at the interview, i'll take a new filled out G-325A, this time with the correct year, is it going to be a problem; is it going to look bad?

Any advice will be appreciated.

Thank you!

[canadian_wife 1,822]

Nope, it will be fine. Make the correction and it won't be an issue

good luck

[mtcmk1 37]

Don't worry! It'll be fine. Make the corrections at the time of your interview and it shouldn't be a problem. I had the same problem with my G-325A and I called and talked to someone at both USCIS and the Embassy in Haiti and they told me that it shouldn't be a problem--I may not even have to bring an updated form.

[baron555 934]

Hi guys!

My fiance(the USC), when he filled out form G-325A, he made a mistake. He put the wrong year for his employment. he wrote that he worked til October 2010, but it was actually till October 2009. Since then he hasn't worked. We just realized this yesterday when he called the IRS, cause he has been outside of the US for a few years, now he's back in the States. My question is, if at the time at the interview, i'll take a new filled out G-325A, this time with the correct year, is it going to be a problem; is it going to look bad?

Any advice will be appreciated.

Thank you!

Bring a corrected version to the interview.

[cazzers 83]

Thank you all. Now I feel more relieved