Quick help with G325A

[rebex05 1]

Okay so I am finally getting all the forms out this week for the I-129F, but have a quick and small question... what is the point of the section that says "Show below last occupation abroad if not listed above"? Is that is you are putting "see attachment" for employment history in the section above? Thanks for your input, it is much appreciated.

[fozzie 41]

My Lawyer left that one blank. They use these forms for other visas and the AOS too so the questions are designed tocover more than the K1 visa. When it came to do my AOS I had to fill it out differently.

He filled in my last 5 years of addresses and the last one outside the US (obviously all are outside the US, but just put the most recent)

[rebex05 1]

My Lawyer left that one blank. They use these forms for other visas and the AOS too so the questions are designed tocover more than the K1 visa. When it came to do my AOS I had to fill it out differently.

He filled in my last 5 years of addresses and the last one outside the US (obviously all are outside the US, but just put the most recent)

Thanks for the reply, I think that makes sense.

[Yodrak 7]

rebex,

Good question. But don't worry about what the point might be, just answer the question.

My sense is that few USCs have ever worked abroad, while most aliens would have their last job abroad at the top of the list above.

I am a USC who does happen to have worked outside the USA, and my last job outside the USA was in the list above, but I repeated it anyway.

Yodrak

Okay so I am finally getting all the forms out this week for the I-129F, but have a quick and small question... what is the point of the section that says "Show below last occupation abroad if not listed above"? Is that is you are putting "see attachment" for employment history in the section above? Thanks for your input, it is much appreciated.

[rebex05 1]

So here is another question... My Cuban fiancé just put N/A and then in the list above it says "see attachment." Is this a problem? Should that part be filled in instead of the N/A? And if this is the case... can I just print it in in black ink being as he already mailed me the signed copies? Thanks.

rebex,

Good question. But don't worry about what the point might be, just answer the question.

My sense is that few USCs have ever worked abroad, while most aliens would have their last job abroad at the top of the list above.

I am a USC who does happen to have worked outside the USA, and my last job outside the USA was in the list above, but I repeated it anyway.

Yodrak

Okay so I am finally getting all the forms out this week for the I-129F, but have a quick and small question... what is the point of the section that says "Show below last occupation abroad if not listed above"? Is that is you are putting "see attachment" for employment history in the section above? Thanks for your input, it is much appreciated.

[Yodrak 7]

rebex,

The question is applicable, and on any other form I would say to answer it appropriately. But this is the G-325A - aside from checking that there are 4 signed copies it doesn't get looked at. If you are concerned, yes you can cross out the 'N/A' and fill in an appropriate answer.

Yodrak

So here is another question... My Cuban fiancé just put N/A and then in the list above it says "see attachment." Is this a problem? Should that part be filled in instead of the N/A? And if this is the case... can I just print it in in black ink being as he already mailed me the signed copies? Thanks.

rebex,

Good question. But don't worry about what the point might be, just answer the question.

My sense is that few USCs have ever worked abroad, while most aliens would have their last job abroad at the top of the list above.

I am a USC who does happen to have worked outside the USA, and my last job outside the USA was in the list above, but I repeated it anyway.

Yodrak

Okay so I am finally getting all the forms out this week for the I-129F, but have a quick and small question... what is the point of the section that says "Show below last occupation abroad if not listed above"? Is that is you are putting "see attachment" for employment history in the section above? Thanks for your input, it is much appreciated.

[rebex05 1]

Thanks! I am clearly still a newbie to the whole process.

rebex,

The question is applicable, and on any other form I would say to answer it appropriately. But this is the G-325A - aside from checking that there are 4 signed copies it doesn't get looked at. If you are concerned, yes you can cross out the 'N/A' and fill in an appropriate answer.

Yodrak

So here is another question... My Cuban fiancé just put N/A and then in the list above it says "see attachment." Is this a problem? Should that part be filled in instead of the N/A? And if this is the case... can I just print it in in black ink being as he already mailed me the signed copies? Thanks.

rebex,

Good question. But don't worry about what the point might be, just answer the question.

My sense is that few USCs have ever worked abroad, while most aliens would have their last job abroad at the top of the list above.

I am a USC who does happen to have worked outside the USA, and my last job outside the USA was in the list above, but I repeated it anyway.

Yodrak

Okay so I am finally getting all the forms out this week for the I-129F, but have a quick and small question... what is the point of the section that says "Show below last occupation abroad if not listed above"? Is that is you are putting "see attachment" for employment history in the section above? Thanks for your input, it is much appreciated.