Question about G-325a form

[king23 0]

Hello,

I need help completing the G-325a for my wife. I have two question who should sign as "applicant"and do I need to complete a G-325a for my 6year old stepdaughter.

Thank You.

[michey8988 2]

Your wife has to fill up her G325A form and the petitioner I guess that's you.. And since your daughter is underage you or your wife can fill up

one for her too..

[Blueberry Pancake 311]

G-325a is not required for children under 14 years of age.

[king23 0]

Thanks,

my wife is in DR, and she doesn't have a computer and mailing papers to her is not easy. A friend said I could sign the G- 325a form, but that did not sound ok to me.

Edited November 20, 2013 by king23

[nanana 74]

hi

1. do I need to write anywhere on g325a form that I was studying for last 5 years ( I graduated this july )

2. and also - my husband (petitioner) have been working in different states for 5 past years and sometimes he was living/sleeping in kind of "employees motels, camps" - there was a canteen, sharing rooms etc. so he wasn't really really living there, should this be posted too ?

and what I understand times when he wasn't working or me - we write - unemployed. there cannot be laps in time both in residence and employment sections, right?

[NikLR 13,232]

hi

1. do I need to write anywhere on g325a form that I was studying for last 5 years ( I graduated this july )

2. and also - my husband (petitioner) have been working in different states for 5 past years and sometimes he was living/sleeping in kind of "employees motels, camps" - there was a canteen, sharing rooms etc. so he wasn't really really living there, should this be posted too ?

and what I understand times when he wasn't working or me - we write - unemployed. there cannot be laps in time both in residence and employment sections, right?

You already asked this somewhere else I noticed, because I answered the second part for you. It's best to start your own thread or search out answers using the advance search vs hijacking someone else's thread.

Thanks,

my wife is in DR, and she doesn't have a computer and mailing papers to her is not easy. A friend said I could sign the G- 325a form, but that did not sound ok to me.

It would be better if it was not signed at a;l vs not signed by your wife... Don't sign for her.

[JayJayH 546]

Agree with NLR - Don't sign for her. Leave it unsigned. The beneficiary's G-325A does not need to be signed.

[nanana 74]

You already asked this somewhere else I noticed, because I answered the second part for you. It's best to start your own thread or search out answers using the advance search vs hijacking someone else's thread.

It would be better if it was not signed at a;l vs not signed by your wife... Don't sign for her.

that is true, sorry, I posted it and it got split and made as a new topic - I haven't noticed it before! I was thinking I am crazy - and that I have never really posted it .

ok, so now I've found it and read your answer , thank you !

[NikLR 13,232]

Glad you found it

[jjpgyitr4evr 6]

Can someone please please please clarify this issue with the g325a and whos signature can go...should go....or should not go...on this form....because I am having the same exact dilema and have asked this question before and have recived a different answer everytime...I honestly dont know what to do anymore....for the same reasons as stated with the first vj'ers question....1. The form is in English 2. Its too hard to send mail to the DR and 3. It cost almost $60 to send it back for one freakin piece of paper....I have waited too long and come too far to get an RFE for a signature....CAN SOMEONE PLEASE CLARIFY THIS. ..IM LOOSING MY HAIR OVER THIS.....

[NikLR 13,232]

If you cannot get your wife to sign her G-325A because it's expensive etc, then do not have it signed at all. Do not sign for your wife. Do not sign your name on your wife's G-325A.

It's not a bad thing to think about the money, considering how expensive this whole process is. You'll have more expenses than some because of the beneficiary's home country. It might be good for you to note that you will be required to be at your wife's interview in the DR.