Question about Biographic Information Form G-325A

[MacSiurtain 1]

Ok I just called USCIS but it didn't help and I'm gonna try again tomorrow, but I just have two quick questions. I know I have to fill out a form for both of us, but what about everything where it says "applicant's..." do I fill that for me or my fiancé or both? And also do I have to sign for my fiancé since we're in two different countries? 

[Georgia16 2,858]

You fill out yours and she/he fill out his/hers much more easy.

 

It's for the person who is filling out the form so on hers she is the applicant and on yours you are the applicant.

[MacSiurtain 1]

1 minute ago, Georgia16 said:

You fill out yours and she/he fill out his/hers much more easy.

 

It's for the person who is filling out the form so on hers she is the applicant and on yours you are the applicant.

Ok but my fiancé is in another country and also doesn't speak English and can't fill out the form because he doesn't have it. So is it alright if I fill it out for him? And what about signing it?

[Matisyahu 8]

You can file it for him, and he will verify the information and sign it. The speaking of English should be of concern here though.

[CubaAndChill 389]

41 minutes ago, MacSiurtain said:

Ok but my fiancé is in another country and also doesn't speak English and can't fill out the form because he doesn't have it. So is it alright if I fill it out for him? And what about signing it?

I filled out the G325A for my fiance since he doesn't speak much English either. & I just felt better if I did it because I knew it would be filled out right lol.. It's okay if you fill it out for him, but you'll have to scan (or send the PDF doc) and email it to him so he can print it, sign it then scan and email it back to you.

 

I was blessed enough to go see my fiance before sending in the packet, so I was able to get him to sign it when I went to see him.

Edited April 28, 2017 by CubaAndChill