G-325A advice

[wanderingbeing 0]

I have just recieved my wifes copy of the G-325A and there is a problem with the Family Name on the bottom in the heavy black square. on the 4 forms for the I-129f the family names says "my last name" and for the I-130 it says "Her family names de My family name" But for all 8 pages the family name on the top left first box is just my family name. I'm assuming I should break the news that she needs to resend the documents but I'm in a hurry to send them now. I was wondering if there is a way I can go around this. I read this in another post since I have her signature in the documents I could make a new document cut out her signature and make all 4 copies with original copies of her signature. But I thought I read somewhere that 1 of the 4 copies has to be signed with ink and the others an be copies. I also read that the signature isn't needed as long as everything else in the I-130 is filed correctly. But now I'm thinking the copy option is the best. Tell me what you think. Thanks for your time,

Nick

Edited November 18, 2007 by wanderingbeing

[Dakine 26]

I have just recieved my wifes copy of the G-325A and there is a problem with the Family Name on the bottom in the heavy black square. on the 4 forms for the I-129f the family names says "my last name" and for the I-130 it says "Her family names de My family name" But for all 8 pages the family name on the top left first box is just my family name. I'm assuming I should break the news that she needs to resend the documents but I'm in a hurry to send them now. I was wondering if there is a way I can go around this. I read this in another post since I have her signature in the documents I could make a new document cut out her signature and make all 4 copies with original copies of her signature. But I thought I read somewhere that 1 of the 4 copies has to be signed with ink and the others an be copies. I also read that the signature isn't needed as long as everything else in the I-130 is filed correctly. But now I'm thinking the copy option is the best. Tell me what you think. Thanks for your time,

Nick

If one copy has to be signed then she may as well sign them all.

I wouldn't play with it. Just have her download everything again and sign everything and shoot it to you.

I was RFEd for submitting a copy that I thought was my original one.

Printers are to good now. Can hardly tell the difference. USCIS did tho!

[pushbrk 12,892]

I have just recieved my wifes copy of the G-325A and there is a problem with the Family Name on the bottom in the heavy black square. on the 4 forms for the I-129f the family names says "my last name" and for the I-130 it says "Her family names de My family name" But for all 8 pages the family name on the top left first box is just my family name. I'm assuming I should break the news that she needs to resend the documents but I'm in a hurry to send them now. I was wondering if there is a way I can go around this. I read this in another post since I have her signature in the documents I could make a new document cut out her signature and make all 4 copies with original copies of her signature. But I thought I read somewhere that 1 of the 4 copies has to be signed with ink and the others an be copies. I also read that the signature isn't needed as long as everything else in the I-130 is filed correctly. But now I'm thinking the copy option is the best. Tell me what you think. Thanks for your time,

Nick

If one copy has to be signed then she may as well sign them all.

I wouldn't play with it. Just have her download everything again and sign everything and shoot it to you.

I was RFEd for submitting a copy that I thought was my original one.

Printers are to good now. Can hardly tell the difference. USCIS did tho!

Or just correct the information that's wrong. Line out the wrong and put in the corrected. Her name should be her current legal name. If yours as added, then the the only correction is to line it out. No need to add anything.

[simple_male 1]

I have just recieved my wifes copy of the G-325A and there is a problem with the Family Name on the bottom in the heavy black square. on the 4 forms for the I-129f the family names says "my last name" and for the I-130 it says "Her family names de My family name" But for all 8 pages the family name on the top left first box is just my family name. I'm assuming I should break the news that she needs to resend the documents but I'm in a hurry to send them now. I was wondering if there is a way I can go around this. I read this in another post since I have her signature in the documents I could make a new document cut out her signature and make all 4 copies with original copies of her signature. But I thought I read somewhere that 1 of the 4 copies has to be signed with ink and the others an be copies. I also read that the signature isn't needed as long as everything else in the I-130 is filed correctly. But now I'm thinking the copy option is the best. Tell me what you think. Thanks for your time,

Nick

If one copy has to be signed then she may as well sign them all.

I wouldn't play with it. Just have her download everything again and sign everything and shoot it to you.

I was RFEd for submitting a copy that I thought was my original one.

Printers are to good now. Can hardly tell the difference. USCIS did tho!

Or just correct the information that's wrong. Line out the wrong and put in the corrected. Her name should be her current legal name. If yours as added, then the the only correction is to line it out. No need to add anything.

Yes, I would do this.

[wanderingbeing 0]

Thank you I'll do this and just cross out her family name so it's just my family name. Also she wrote the date as 07/07/07 and then rewrote 11 over the first 07. :s I'll just cross that off too and rewrite the date because I'm not sure how picky they will be at INS.

Muchas Gracias todo!

I have just recieved my wifes copy of the G-325A and there is a problem with the Family Name on the bottom in the heavy black square. on the 4 forms for the I-129f the family names says "my last name" and for the I-130 it says "Her family names de My family name" But for all 8 pages the family name on the top left first box is just my family name. I'm assuming I should break the news that she needs to resend the documents but I'm in a hurry to send them now. I was wondering if there is a way I can go around this. I read this in another post since I have her signature in the documents I could make a new document cut out her signature and make all 4 copies with original copies of her signature. But I thought I read somewhere that 1 of the 4 copies has to be signed with ink and the others an be copies. I also read that the signature isn't needed as long as everything else in the I-130 is filed correctly. But now I'm thinking the copy option is the best. Tell me what you think. Thanks for your time,

Nick

If one copy has to be signed then she may as well sign them all.

I wouldn't play with it. Just have her download everything again and sign everything and shoot it to you.

I was RFEd for submitting a copy that I thought was my original one.

Printers are to good now. Can hardly tell the difference. USCIS did tho!

Or just correct the information that's wrong. Line out the wrong and put in the corrected. Her name should be her current legal name. If yours as added, then the the only correction is to line it out. No need to add anything.

Yes, I would do this.

[pushbrk 12,892]

Ok, INS doesn't exist but lining out and re-writing the date is a good idea. Only use your family name as hers if it is her current legal name. In many countries, names don't change simply because a woman marries. The name on the paperwork should match the name on her passport. If her name actually did change, then she needs a new passport.

Thank you I'll do this and just cross out her family name so it's just my family name. Also she wrote the date as 07/07/07 and then rewrote 11 over the first 07. :s I'll just cross that off too and rewrite the date because I'm not sure how picky they will be at INS.

Muchas Gracias todo!

I have just recieved my wifes copy of the G-325A and there is a problem with the Family Name on the bottom in the heavy black square. on the 4 forms for the I-129f the family names says "my last name" and for the I-130 it says "Her family names de My family name" But for all 8 pages the family name on the top left first box is just my family name. I'm assuming I should break the news that she needs to resend the documents but I'm in a hurry to send them now. I was wondering if there is a way I can go around this. I read this in another post since I have her signature in the documents I could make a new document cut out her signature and make all 4 copies with original copies of her signature. But I thought I read somewhere that 1 of the 4 copies has to be signed with ink and the others an be copies. I also read that the signature isn't needed as long as everything else in the I-130 is filed correctly. But now I'm thinking the copy option is the best. Tell me what you think. Thanks for your time,

Nick

If one copy has to be signed then she may as well sign them all.

I wouldn't play with it. Just have her download everything again and sign everything and shoot it to you.

I was RFEd for submitting a copy that I thought was my original one.

Printers are to good now. Can hardly tell the difference. USCIS did tho!

Or just correct the information that's wrong. Line out the wrong and put in the corrected. Her name should be her current legal name. If yours as added, then the the only correction is to line it out. No need to add anything.

Yes, I would do this.

[Dakine 26]

I have just recieved my wifes copy of the G-325A and there is a problem with the Family Name on the bottom in the heavy black square. on the 4 forms for the I-129f the family names says "my last name" and for the I-130 it says "Her family names de My family name" But for all 8 pages the family name on the top left first box is just my family name. I'm assuming I should break the news that she needs to resend the documents but I'm in a hurry to send them now. I was wondering if there is a way I can go around this. I read this in another post since I have her signature in the documents I could make a new document cut out her signature and make all 4 copies with original copies of her signature. But I thought I read somewhere that 1 of the 4 copies has to be signed with ink and the others an be copies. I also read that the signature isn't needed as long as everything else in the I-130 is filed correctly. But now I'm thinking the copy option is the best. Tell me what you think. Thanks for your time,

Nick

If one copy has to be signed then she may as well sign them all.

I wouldn't play with it. Just have her download everything again and sign everything and shoot it to you.

I was RFEd for submitting a copy that I thought was my original one.

Printers are to good now. Can hardly tell the difference. USCIS did tho!

Or just correct the information that's wrong. Line out the wrong and put in the corrected. Her name should be her current legal name. If yours as added, then the the only correction is to line it out. No need to add anything.

I've always wondered how much editing you can do on forms and still be accepted.

May depend on which form.

How about "white out" and corrections, Should the correction be initialed?

I've NEVER seen anything official on correcting documents.

I'd think notarized forms shouldn't be corrected unless the Notary initialed the correction.

Don't really about any of it tho.

I know DS 157s can have corrections. At least we did with no problems. Looked like a mess but it "flew".

Is there a thread here on VJ that gives info how much correcting you can do and not get an RFE?

Bottomline is to have everything "to the tits". May take a bit longer but RFEs extend the process also.

Edited November 18, 2007 by Haole

[wanderingbeing 0]

hmm yes I was wondering if I would need to initial. Well as far as the name on her passport it's "name name de name" is super long and won't fit in any boxes. But I know other people from peru used only there family name and not all 3 last names and had no problems. But The g-325 says it has to be filled out by her. And if I would need to initial after crossing out it would not be her initials so I'll just go with no initials. ok thanks listening to me think outloud and for your help!

I have just recieved my wifes copy of the G-325A and there is a problem with the Family Name on the bottom in the heavy black square. on the 4 forms for the I-129f the family names says "my last name" and for the I-130 it says "Her family names de My family name" But for all 8 pages the family name on the top left first box is just my family name. I'm assuming I should break the news that she needs to resend the documents but I'm in a hurry to send them now. I was wondering if there is a way I can go around this. I read this in another post since I have her signature in the documents I could make a new document cut out her signature and make all 4 copies with original copies of her signature. But I thought I read somewhere that 1 of the 4 copies has to be signed with ink and the others an be copies. I also read that the signature isn't needed as long as everything else in the I-130 is filed correctly. But now I'm thinking the copy option is the best. Tell me what you think. Thanks for your time,

Nick

If one copy has to be signed then she may as well sign them all.

I wouldn't play with it. Just have her download everything again and sign everything and shoot it to you.

I was RFEd for submitting a copy that I thought was my original one.

Printers are to good now. Can hardly tell the difference. USCIS did tho!

Or just correct the information that's wrong. Line out the wrong and put in the corrected. Her name should be her current legal name. If yours as added, then the the only correction is to line it out. No need to add anything.

I've always wondered how much editing you can do on forms and still be accepted.

May depend on which form.

How about "white out" and corrections, Should the correction be initialed?

I've NEVER seen anything official on correcting documents.

I'd think notarized forms shouldn't be corrected unless the Notary initialed the correction.

Don't really about any of it tho.

I know DS 157s can have corrections. At least we did with no problems. Looked like a mess but it "flew".

Is there a thread here on VJ that gives info how much correcting you can do and not get an RFE?

Bottomline is to have everything "to the tits". May take a bit longer but RFEs extend the process also.

[Dakine 26]

pushbrk!

Or just correct the information that's wrong. Line out the wrong and put in the corrected. Her name should be her current legal name. If yours as added, then the the only correction is to line it out. No need to add anything.

Just wondered if you did the same and didn't have any problems?

If not! Where did you get the information it is OK to do so?

[pushbrk 12,892]

pushbrk!

Or just correct the information that's wrong. Line out the wrong and put in the corrected. Her name should be her current legal name. If yours as added, then the the only correction is to line it out. No need to add anything.

Just wondered if you did the same and didn't have any problems?

If not! Where did you get the information it is OK to do so?

I'm sorry but there's just way to much to learn for me to cite a source for every answer. This has come up in numerous discussions. I didn't correct any information on my wife's G325a because I affixed her signature to it after it was complete and accurate. She had signed multiple times on mailing labels and I just cut them to fit and pasted them on the forms.

There is a specific cite that indicates USCIS is not to RFE or deny otherwise properly filed petitions for G325a's without signatures. Logic tells me if the signature isn't critical, corrections are no problem either.

[Dakine 26]

pushbrk!

Or just correct the information that's wrong. Line out the wrong and put in the corrected. Her name should be her current legal name. If yours as added, then the the only correction is to line it out. No need to add anything.

Just wondered if you did the same and didn't have any problems?

If not! Where did you get the information it is OK to do so?

I'm sorry but there's just way to much to learn for me to cite a source for every answer. This has come up in numerous discussions. I didn't correct any information on my wife's G325a because I affixed her signature to it after it was complete and accurate. She had signed multiple times on mailing labels and I just cut them to fit and pasted them on the forms.

There is a specific cite that indicates USCIS is not to RFE or deny otherwise properly filed petitions for G325a's without signatures. Logic tells me if the signature isn't critical, corrections are no problem either.

She had signed multiple times on mailing labels and I just cut them to fit and pasted them on the forms.

WOW! Can you do that on all the forms without any problems?

Like the DS 230.

There is a specific cite that indicates USCIS is not to RFE or deny otherwise properly filed petitions for G325a's without signatures.

Could you please give the link?

Thanks!

[pushbrk 12,892]

pushbrk!

Or just correct the information that's wrong. Line out the wrong and put in the corrected. Her name should be her current legal name. If yours as added, then the the only correction is to line it out. No need to add anything.

Just wondered if you did the same and didn't have any problems?

If not! Where did you get the information it is OK to do so?

I'm sorry but there's just way to much to learn for me to cite a source for every answer. This has come up in numerous discussions. I didn't correct any information on my wife's G325a because I affixed her signature to it after it was complete and accurate. She had signed multiple times on mailing labels and I just cut them to fit and pasted them on the forms.

There is a specific cite that indicates USCIS is not to RFE or deny otherwise properly filed petitions for G325a's without signatures. Logic tells me if the signature isn't critical, corrections are no problem either.

She had signed multiple times on mailing labels and I just cut them to fit and pasted them on the forms.

WOW! Can you do that on all the forms without any problems?

Like the DS 230.

There is a specific cite that indicates USCIS is not to RFE or deny otherwise properly filed petitions for G325a's without signatures.

Could you please give the link?

Thanks!

I wouldn't try the label trick on anything but the G325a. For the link, google is your friend. Try something like "unsigned G325a".