I'm self employed, how do i put it in G-325A?

[dbears 1]

Hello again. I need help with employment history in form g-325A. Here's my overlapping work history:

1.I have a business which have been running since 2000.

2. I then worked for a multinational pharmaceutical company from 2001-2003 while still maintaining my business on the side.

3. and then i was with Prulife U.K., an insurance company from March 2004 till October 2004.

4. I went back to schooling and to complete necessary subject units for Professional Teacher's board here in the Philippines. Since I was already a business course graduate, it only took me 1 semester to finish the necessary requirement to be able to take the licensure exam for teachers here. it was from November 2004- March 2005... so at this period I was unemployed but still running a small business.

5. I was with Generali Pilipinas (another insurance company) from September 2005- May 2006, while still running a small business on the side.

6. After May 2006, I have focused and derived income solely from business.

*note: I was an underwriter for the two insurance companies and underwriters are not considered employees of the insurance company... we were merely agents doing business with them and for them.

Questions:

1. How should I write my business as my employment? should i just put in "self-employed" and jot down my business address? or should i put in the registered business name?

2. Should i include my short career as underwriter for the 2 different insurance companies in my employment history or should i just omit it? it will cause overlapping in my work/employment history:(

any advice you could offer will be greatly appreciated.

[MaxxumUSA 0]

Hello again. I need help with employment history in form g-325A. Here's my overlapping work history:

1.I have a business which have been running since 2000.

2. I then worked for a multinational pharmaceutical company from 2001-2003 while still maintaining my business on the side.

3. and then i was with Prulife U.K., an insurance company from March 2004 till October 2004.

4. I went back to schooling and to complete necessary subject units for Professional Teacher's board here in the Philippines. Since I was already a business course graduate, it only took me 1 semester to finish the necessary requirement to be able to take the licensure exam for teachers here. it was from November 2004- March 2005... so at this period I was unemployed but still running a small business.

5. I was with Generali Pilipinas (another insurance company) from September 2005- May 2006, while still running a small business on the side.

6. After May 2006, I have focused and derived income solely from business.

*note: I was an underwriter for the two insurance companies and underwriters are not considered employees of the insurance company... we were merely agents doing business with them and for them.

Questions:

1. How should I write my business as my employment? should i just put in "self-employed" and jot down my business address? or should i put in the registered business name?

2. Should i include my short career as underwriter for the 2 different insurance companies in my employment history or should i just omit it? it will cause overlapping in my work/employment history:(

any advice you could offer will be greatly appreciated.

I am also self employed. Definitely use your DBA or corporate name.

Fill in all information for last 5 years. It is a simple form and it is always best to give all information.

When you get to the I-134 later you will also need tax and bank information - so get that straight if it is not.

Good luck.

- Maxxum

[dbears 1]

When you get to the I-134 later you will also need tax and bank information - so get that straight if it is not.

Good luck.

- Maxxum

I'm sorry i forgot to mention that I am the beneficiary, my fiance' is the US citizen petitioner. Am I required to prepare and show tax and bank informations for my business/occupation also? I thought, the burden of proving capacity to support only lies with the petitioner? Thank you very much for additional help and advise on the matter.

[reeses16 8]

Only your fiance (US citizen) has t show the tax & bank information.