Silly Question regarding G325A

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I am in the process of completing the G325A form for my wife and I have noticed that I do not have enough room in the blanks provided for residence and employment. When the address will not fit on the line provided is it OK to write on the line below and then draw a line through month and year boxes. ????? I thought the fillable forms would have skipped to the next line but they do not (the remaining information does not show up on the printed form when you type beyomd the space provided on the fillable form)

I know it may soumd like a silly question but I dont want to do anything that will cause my form to be sent back.

[Our Mao 0]

No question is a silly question! I had the same experience.. all you have to do is type in SEE ATTACHED, and include a page with the document (create it using excel with the same headings) and fill in as many lines as you need! =D

[riblet 0]

People do it 2 different ways: they use two lines to put in the address, or they write in "see attached" and attach an addendum. I haven't heard of either way being a problem.

I am in the process of completing the G325A form for my wife and I have noticed that I do not have enough room in the blanks provided for residence and employment. When the address will not fit on the line provided is it OK to write on the line below and then draw a line through month and year boxes. ????? I thought the fillable forms would have skipped to the next line but they do not (the remaining information does not show up on the printed form when you type beyomd the space provided on the fillable form)

I know it may soumd like a silly question but I dont want to do anything that will cause my form to be sent back.

[Yodrak 7]

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You can extend and address into the space below if you don't need the space for additional addresses, or you can condense and abbreviate ruthlessly to make the address fit on the 1 line. The addresses do not need to be postal quality.

Yodrak

I am in the process of completing the G325A form for my wife and I have noticed that I do not have enough room in the blanks provided for residence and employment. When the address will not fit on the line provided is it OK to write on the line below and then draw a line through month and year boxes. ????? I thought the fillable forms would have skipped to the next line but they do not (the remaining information does not show up on the printed form when you type beyomd the space provided on the fillable form)

I know it may soumd like a silly question but I dont want to do anything that will cause my form to be sent back.

Edited November 30, 2006 by Yodrak

[richardowen 0]

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You can extend and address into the space below if you don't need the space for additional addresses, or you can condense and abbreviate ruthlessly to make the address fit on the 1 line. The addresses do not need to be postal quality.

Yodrak

I am in the process of completing the G325A form for my wife and I have noticed that I do not have enough room in the blanks provided for residence and employment. When the address will not fit on the line provided is it OK to write on the line below and then draw a line through month and year boxes. ????? I thought the fillable forms would have skipped to the next line but they do not (the remaining information does not show up on the printed form when you type beyomd the space provided on the fillable form)

I know it may soumd like a silly question but I dont want to do anything that will cause my form to be sent back.

USCIS lost our attachments to the Bio form and then told us that attachments weren't allowed, even though I've heard of others doing this fine.

My advice is to follow the KISS principal and make it as easy as possible for the muppet who opens it to just stamp it as ok and pass it on..... abreviate your address as much as possible to get it on one line, just leave stuff out if you need to, like "county" if you are from the UK. What's important here is that the dates are correct in that they follow a logical time line etc.

Remember to photo copy everything twice before you send it off and keep a copy each so you can both action requests for additional information. You'll need all this information again and again.

This form is for you to give them the information, they don't check anything here, that's why they're asking you for it.... it's much easier for the USCIS officer to reject your case if they actually have to think so make it easy for the robots to tick the boxes..... you don't need a college degree to work for USCIS, and I suspect it's a hinderance !

I speak from the experience of having been rejected 3 times !

Rich./