Supplemental employment history G 325a??

[Christian_S 0]

There are five blank lines to fill in your employment history. My last five years of employment history looks like this:

Employer A- June 2008 to Present

Unemployed March 2008 to May 2008

Employer B Nov. 2005 Feb. 2008

Employer C Dec. 2004 to Nov. 2005

Employer D March 2004 to Nov. 2004

Unemployed Jan. to Feb. 2004

Company E Feb. 2002 to Dec. 2003

Should I make a supplemental employment sheet or should I just not include my periods of unemployment so that my employers will all fit onto the G 325a form?Orrrrr does anyone have acrobat pro and could possibly add two extra lines and send it to me????

[bora bora 1]

There are five blank lines to fill in your employment history. My last five years of employment history looks like this:

Employer A- June 2008 to Present

Unemployed March 2008 to May 2008

Employer B Nov. 2005 Feb. 2008

Employer C Dec. 2004 to Nov. 2005

Employer D March 2004 to Nov. 2004

Unemployed Jan. to Feb. 2004

Company E Feb. 2002 to Dec. 2003

Should I make a supplemental employment sheet or should I just not include my periods of unemployment so that my employers will all fit onto the G 325a form?Orrrrr does anyone have acrobat pro and could possibly add two extra lines and send it to me????

If USCIS wants no gaps then you gotta give them what they want. We added supplemental sheets for employment and addresses - there is no problem with that.

[Kathryn41 3,207]

I added a supplemental page too. They want to see no gaps so you do need to include the times of unemployment as well.

[Ana&D 0]

We had the same problem for both my addresses and employment history. My fiance checked with USCIS directly and they adviced us to add extra sheet. We've put "SEE Attachment" on the last line in the form, and than on the new sheet put Question #4(5) Continued. I created tables that copied once from the pdf file and it all worked out fine . Best of luck on your journey!

[SappieCollin 0]

Oh dear God, I'm panicking.

I just realized I made have made a big mistake and am starting to worry that I just cost us a few months more apart! I graduated college in 2006 and did not work during school, so I gave them my full job history from 2006 on. Also, there was a period of unemployment for 2 months that I didn't mention, so my answer looks like this:

xxxx job 2/08-present

xxxx job 8/07 - 2/08

xxxx job 2/07 - 6/07

But no mention of my unemployment or school prior to 2006. Did I just screw us?

And if I did, is there anyway I can amend the answer without waiting for them to delay it by months and send me a request for information?

Edited June 22, 2008 by CollinSebastian