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Filed: K-1 Visa Country: Japan
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Hello. I am a US citizen and my fiance is a Japanese citizen. We are starting the application process for a K-1 fiance visa (I-129F).

Reading the instructions for the G-325A it seems that I should fill out a G-325A with my information and she should fill out one with her information. But, looking at the examples on the step-by-step guide from this website, both examples are exactly the same as far as I can tell.

So, should mine be only my information and her's be only her information with our own signatures on our own forms?

Or, should both my and her G-325A forms be only her information and the signatures different?

Or, are both of these incorrect?

I called the ICIS information number and tried to get clarification on this but the only thing she would tell me after much rephrasing of my question is that I am the "Petitioner" and my fiance is the "Applicant", so any place that says "Applicant" should be my fiance's information.

I appreciate any clarification on this. Thanks, Buraian

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Hello. I am a US citizen and my fiance is a Japanese citizen. We are starting the application process for a K-1 fiance visa (I-129F).

Reading the instructions for the G-325A it seems that I should fill out a G-325A with my information and she should fill out one with her information. But, looking at the examples on the step-by-step guide from this website, both examples are exactly the same as far as I can tell.

So, should mine be only my information and her's be only her information with our own signatures on our own forms?

Or, should both my and her G-325A forms be only her information and the signatures different?

Or, are both of these incorrect?

I called the ICIS information number and tried to get clarification on this but the only thing she would tell me after much rephrasing of my question is that I am the "Petitioner" and my fiance is the "Applicant", so any place that says "Applicant" should be my fiance's information.

I appreciate any clarification on this. Thanks, Buraian

You are filling out a bio form for you with your information (4 copies) and She is filling our a bio form for her with her information (4 copies) You each sign your own forms.

good luck with the filing. Its a great feeling to finally post it. (F)

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you will fill out separate G-325a. you will fill out the G-325a with info as it pertains to you and your fiancee will fill it out with info as it pertains to her.

US Embassy Manila website. bringing your spouse/fiancee to USA

http://manila.usembassy.gov/wwwh3204.html

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Filed: K-1 Visa Country: Philippines
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Hello. I am a US citizen and my fiance is a Japanese citizen. We are starting the application process for a K-1 fiance visa (I-129F).

Reading the instructions for the G-325A it seems that I should fill out a G-325A with my information and she should fill out one with her information. But, looking at the examples on the step-by-step guide from this website, both examples are exactly the same as far as I can tell.

So, should mine be only my information and her's be only her information with our own signatures on our own forms?

Or, should both my and her G-325A forms be only her information and the signatures different?

Or, are both of these incorrect?

I called the ICIS information number and tried to get clarification on this but the only thing she would tell me after much rephrasing of my question is that I am the "Petitioner" and my fiance is the "Applicant", so any place that says "Applicant" should be my fiance's information.

I appreciate any clarification on this. Thanks, Buraian

You will fill out one set of 325A forms for you and one for her, and they are completely separate. Note that there are 4 forms in each set and they all must be signed.

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Filed: AOS (apr) Country: Canada
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Make sure that it's original signatures on each of the 4 pages for each of your G-325A as well (i.e., not just one page photocopied). Good luck!

K3 Timeline - 2006-11-20 to 2007-03-19

See the comments section in my timeline for full details of my K3 dates, transfers and touches. Also see my Vancouver consulate review and my POE review.

AOS & EAD Timeline

2007-04-16: I-485 and I-765 sent to Chicago (My AOS/EAD checklist)

2007-04-17: Received at Chicago

2007-04-23: NOA1 date (both)

2007-05-10: Biometrics appointment (both - Biometrics review)

2007-06-05: AOS interview letter date

2007-06-13: AOS interview letter received in mail

2007-07-03: EAD card production ordered

2007-07-07: EAD card received! (yay!)

2007-08-23: AOS interview (Documents / Interview review)

2007-08-23: Green card production ordered!!!

2007-08-24: Welcome notice mailed!

2007-08-27: Green card production ordered again... ?

2007-08-28: Welcome notice received!

2007-09-01: Green card received!

Done with USCIS until May 23, 2009!

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