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G-325A Last Address outside the US. - Urgent!

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WithBlackCat07   0

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Hello everyone!

This form has been super useful to me starting the IR-1/CR-1 process for my Wife, and I would be super lost without a lot of the wonder posts here!

I am Just about to send in my I-130 Packet in for my Wife but I have a question I am confused on.

I have a question about the G-325A Form, the question pertaining to (Application's Last residence outside the US of more than 1 year).

Does this mean consecutively over 1 year or 1 year in TOTAL?

Example:

I lived in Japan for Nine Months -- ABCD Address Japan (9 Months total) 2012

I moved Back to the USA -- DCBA Address USA (1 Year) 2012-2013

Then i moved BACK to Japan (Exact Same Address) -- ABCD Address Japan (9 Months Total)2013- 2014

So in TOTAL I lived in Japan at the Same address for 18 months, but not consecutively?

What do you think?

Thanks!

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Tino   20

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Hello everyone!

This form has been super useful to me starting the IR-1/CR-1 process for my Wife, and I would be super lost without a lot of the wonder posts here!

I am Just about to send in my I-130 Packet in for my Wife but I have a question I am confused on.

I have a question about the G-325A Form, the question pertaining to (Application's Last residence outside the US of more than 1 year).

Does this mean consecutively over 1 year or 1 year in TOTAL?

Example:

I lived in Japan for Nine Months -- ABCD Address Japan (9 Months total) 2012

I moved Back to the USA -- DCBA Address USA (1 Year) 2012-2013

Then i moved BACK to Japan (Exact Same Address) -- ABCD Address Japan (9 Months Total)2013- 2014

So in TOTAL I lived in Japan at the Same address for 18 months, but not consecutively?

What do you think?

Thanks!

you did not live consecutively for or over 12 months . So dont make things more complicated than needed. ;-)

NONE would be you're answer.

Daughters case USCIS Wife's case

Form I-130 Form I-130

Date I-130 Sent :01/22/2014..........................................01/22/2014
Date I-130 NOA1 :01/24/2014.........................................01/25/2014
Date I-130 NOA2 :05/08/2014.............Expedite...............06/25/2014

NVC

Daughter's case Wife's case

Date Package Received.............05/21/2014..............07/14/2014
Case # Assigned.........................06/12/2014..............07/29/2014
DS-261/AOS Bill invoiced...........06/25/2014..............07/30/2014
Pay Aos Bil....................................06/26/2014..............08/01/2014
DS-261 completed.......................06/26/2014............ 08/03/2014
Aos Sent.........................................07/03/2014..............08/11/2014
Aos Scanned.................................07/11/2014..............08/14/2014
IV Bill Invoiced...............................08/08/2014..............08/08/2014
IV Bill Paid.......................................08/09/2014..............08/09/2014
DS 260 Completed........................08/15/2014..............08/15/2014
IV Sent.............................................08/18/2014..............08/18/2014

IV Scanned.....................................08/21/2014..............08/21/2014

AOS Approved...............................08/26/2014..............?????????

CASE COMPLETE....................????????................????????


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WithBlackCat07   0

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Thank you Tino!

Second Opinions? I think None is probably is the right answer, i just want to make extra sure!! I am sweating over this stuff.. haha.,

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Amor Verdadero   33

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I would say that "None" is correct. You have to write your address history anyway so you will be stating on the form exactly what you are stating to us. US address, Japan, US address, Japan etc. so it will be self explanatory. So for address outside of US for more than one year would be none.

Met: 12/2011

Married: 12/26/2013

Interview Date: 8/27/2014 - APPROVED

REUNITED!: 9/10/2014

POE: Miami

I-751 & I-912 filed together: 6/16/2016

Package Received In CA Service Center: 6/21/2016

I-912: Denied 8/6/2016

I-751 sent w/payment: 8/22/2016

Package Received at CSC: 8/24/2016

NOA-1: 8/29/2016 (dated 8/24/2016)

Biometrics Appt: 10/11/2016

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