When to put NONE or N/A on filing I-130 and G325A

[pennyday 1]

Okay lets try and get these answered for you. For the sake of these form G-325A you both are Applicants. he fills out his according to his information you fill out your according to your information. Attach Passport photo have your evidence attach with I-130 and money and mail in. Now to the questions.

1) Current husband or wife(if none, so state) On yours its your husbands name

Family name (for wife, give maiden name) On his he lists your maiden name

From my understanding since i am the wife(petitioner) i should be filling out my husband's details and if at all it was a man filling out this form for his wife, its like you are beenadvice to put your wife's maiden name? Kindly tell me if am correct on the part.

Question 2) Former husbands or wives(if none, so state)

Family name (for wife, give maiden name)

I was married twice before and divorced and on the space provided for me to put my former husband's details is not enough and cannot accommodate for the two of them, so what is advisable for me to do please and i have so many similar problems ahead where my answers cannot fit in the space provided? Kindly advice on this please because every detail has to be submitted as requested so i cannot put one and leave out the other one.

Wherever there is not enough room you put "see attached" and have a separate paper with the question # and you type up the information.

3)On the part of the Applicant's residence last five years?

Both me and my husband should be filling out the G-325A form, and on this part its talking about the Applicants last five years and from my understanding am the Applicant and should be filling out this part but my husband should leave it blank or is he also an Applicant since her is also asked to fill out the G-325A form.

As each have your own history. On his form he puts his information where he has lived the past 5 years. You have yours. There is no none.

4) On the Applicant's last address outside the US of more than a year?

Again we both are facing this question and from my knowledge i should be leaving it out and not fill out anything because i have never stayed out of the US for more than a year.

If the question doesn't apply to you you put None or N/A

From my knowledge my husband should leave it out too because he never lived in the US talkless of staying out for more than a year. Am i correct? N/A

5) Applicants employment last five years

From my end here, its talking about the Applicant's which is me the wife(petitioner's) work. But from husband's endtoo heis seeing the same questions about the applicant's work for the past 5 years. The key word confusing me again is the (applicant) because i am seeing my self as the applicant(petitioner) but not my husband in Africa.

You both have your employment history you fill out for the last 5 years.

Does it mean that since he is also asked to fill out the G-325A form, he is also view as an applicant from that end? Yes. An Applicant is the one filling out the Application

Who the applicant on this part?

Should he fill out this part or leave it blank? Never leave anything blank it either applies and you fill in information or you put N/A when it doesn't apply or None.

6)This form is submitted in connection with an application for

1-Naturalization

2- Status as permanent resident

3-other(specify) - I-130

I am filling forCR-1 visa for my husband

Which one should i choose from the above

7) Applicants signature

I will sign my own form as the applicant(petitioner) over here but does my husband too need to sign his over there? Is he seen as an applicant too? Yes he signs his own you sign yours

8) Applicant print name and alien registration number in the box outlined by heavey boarder below.

Does he/she also filled it up? and put NOne on Alien registration Number ? Please i need your reply thank you thankyou!

8) Applicant print name and alien registration number in the box outlined by heavey boarder below.

Does he/she also filled it up? and put NOne on Alien registration Number ? Please i need your reply thank you thankyou!

Edited February 15, 2015 by Ryan H

[Ryan H 3,812]

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If the person filling out the form does not have an Alien Registration Number, then "None" would be appropriate to write for that box.

[pennyday 1]

Me too, I am so confused!!! If File number A and ALien Registration NUmber are the same WHy they ask it in a different way. And WHy they ask you to write it twice? I search for some different forums, but still I'm so confused... I'm a Permanent resident here in the US and I am petitioning my husband... On his G325A it is clear to PUt None on File Number A and on the ALien registration number as he never entered or got a any Visa here in the US... For my Part, I know where to find the alien registration number because it's on the back of my green card... The problem is the "FILE NUMBER that starts with the letter A" do like me who is a Permanent REsident have a File NUmber if yes? Where van I find it? Is it true that alien registration number and the file number that they are asking were the same?

[pennyday 1]

I saw this on some other site about filling I-130 /G-325A for spouse...

=Those who have already taken or "are planning on taking your spouse’s last name", use your new last name while filling the application.

• It does not matter if your SSN, Drivers License, Passport etc. have not been updated to reflect your new name. Your marriage certificate suffices the name change requirement.

[pennyday 1]

PLease Help me on this...

[KayDeeCee 4,893]

Someone that has not applied to or immigrated to the US does not have an Alien Registration Number.

A# is on your green card. It is the USCIS# on the front. http://www.bridge.us/wp-content/uploads/2014/03/green-card-a-number.jpg

Alien Registration Number (“A” Number) or Alien Number
A unique seven-, eight- or nine-digit number assigned to a noncitizen at the time his or her A-file is created. The 9-digit U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services number listed on the front of Permanent Resident Cards (Form I-551) issued after May 10, 2010, is the same as the Alien Registration Number. The A-number can also be found on the back of these Permanent Resident Cards.

http://www.uscis.gov/e-verify/customer-support/glossary

[Ryan H 3,812]

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Edited February 17, 2015 by Ryan H

[pennyday 1]

Sorry Ryan just new to this! any way thank you!