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Filed: K-1 Visa Country: Philippines
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My fiance' in the Philippines sent me her paper work for the G-325A (since her portion require's her original signature), but I don't think she filled out the address portion correctly :(

She has resided in the Philippines for the past 5 years except when she worked in Singapore for about a year and a half.

She did not list the Singapore address under "Applicant's residence last five years. List present address first", but she did include the address under "Applicants employment last five years"

It's easy to see where she has lived the past five years based on the information she has provided, but I'm concerned it will still not be considered correct.

I could hand write the information, but my hand writing is different of course and I don't know if that is acceptable.

I could attach a piece of paper behind her form explaining; although her signature wouldn't be there.

The question: "Applicant's last address outside the United States of more than 1 year" is a bit tough to answer as well. She just got back to the Philippines from Singapore in February. So her Philippines address is her last address and she has lived there more than a year (since 2008 not including her work in Singapore), but if they want her last address which she continuously lived at for more than one year continuously that would be Singapore. ><

I'd rather not have her fill it out and mail it again (due to time and I can't believe how expensive it was for her to send it by DHL).

Advice on how I can correct this on my end in the U.S.?

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Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: Jamaica
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My husband completed my G-325A form and left the area for my signature blank. He however indicated below that I would sign when I go in for my interview. There are also postings on VJ (a USCIS Memorandum included) that the beneficiary do not have to sign the G-325A form before it is sent in.

Hope that helps.


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April 7, 2014: Packaged received by USCIS

April 8, 2014: Received NOA 1

Sept. 17, 2014: Received NOA 2. Case APPROVED with no RFEs

Oct. 17, 2014: Case # Assigned by NVC (Same day case was received, according to Julian # calculation)

Oct. 21, 2014: Received letter from NVC

Oct. 22, 2014: DS-261 completed and submitted to NVC

Oct. 31, 2014: Paid AOS invoice


Dec 08, 2014: Sent in IV & AoS packages

Dec 11, 2014: Package received by NVC

Dec 12, 2014: Received email from NVC acknowledging receipt. I assume this is our scan date

Dec 25, 2014: Paid IV bill

Dec 29, 2014: Funds deducted from bank account. DS-260 became available, and was completed

Dec 30, 2014: Submitted DS-260

Feb. 12, 2015: Case Complete with NO checklist! whoot, whoot!

Mar. 25, 2015: Received P4. Interview

April 29,2015: Completed medical examination

May 13, 2015: Interview Date APPROVED :dancing:

May 19, 2015: Received Package

Oct. 22, 2015: Travelled to my new home :) (In order to get IR-1 Green Card) Expiration date on IR-1/CR-1 Visa - Oct. 29, 2015

Nov 10, 2015: Received Social Security Card

Jan 4, 2016: LPR Green Card arrived.

Filed: Other Country: Philippines
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My fiance' in the Philippines sent me her paper work for the G-325A (since her portion require's her original signature), but I don't think she filled out the address portion correctly :(

She has resided in the Philippines for the past 5 years except when she worked in Singapore for about a year and a half.

She did not list the Singapore address under "Applicant's residence last five years. List present address first", but she did include the address under "Applicants employment last five years"

It's easy to see where she has lived the past five years based on the information she has provided, but I'm concerned it will still not be considered correct.

I could hand write the information, but my hand writing is different of course and I don't know if that is acceptable.

I could attach a piece of paper behind her form explaining; although her signature wouldn't be there.

The question: "Applicant's last address outside the United States of more than 1 year" is a bit tough to answer as well. She just got back to the Philippines from Singapore in February. So her Philippines address is her last address and she has lived there more than a year (since 2008 not including her work in Singapore), but if they want her last address which she continuously lived at for more than one year continuously that would be Singapore. ><

I'd rather not have her fill it out and mail it again (due to time and I can't believe how expensive it was for her to send it by DHL).

Advice on how I can correct this on my end in the U.S.?

Do it correctly the first time, save having a RFE. Complete the form on your computer, email it to her, then have her sign it and send it back.

http://www.visajourney.com/forums/forum/129-philippines/

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