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Filed: Other Country: United Kingdom
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This G-325A form is ridiculous. Almost every box is too small to fit any information in. Even simple boxes that ask you to write a year - writing in "2008" appears to be too long and when you print it out it puts a big "+" symbol over the box making everything unreadable.

So far I have these symbols on the following boxes:

- Date, City and Country of Birth (If known)

- Applicant's residence last five years: City + Year From + Year To

- Applicant's employment last five years: Year From + Year To

Did the DHS even bother to fill this form in and test its usefulness before making it available to the public? As if this process isn't difficult enough already.

Any suggestions or help on this? Did anyone experience this at all? Adobe doesn't let you shrink the text size!!

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Filed: K-1 Visa Country: Thailand
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I don't know what else to tell you but my form works okay. On the birth date or date boxes, it has a dropped down calendar where you could just pick the appropriate date.

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worked fine for me too..

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You can always attach extra sheet. Note the number of the form, the question, your answer, and sign and date it. Worked for me once I couldn't fit the address and city in full

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Adjustment of Status

18 July 2008 - AOS package sent to Chicago

21 July 2008 - Delivered at 8.38am, signed by R. Mercedo

24 July 2008 - Checks cashed, NOA sent for I-485, I-130, I-765 and I-131

28 July 2008 - NOA received in mail, applied for State ID

29 July 2008 - Case viewable online

04 Aug 2008 - NOA for Biometrics (sent July 30)

20 Aug 2008 - Biometrics done

23 Aug 2008 - Received State ID card, valid for 4 years

05 Sep 2008 - Received new corrected State ID

24 Sep 2008 - AP and EAD approved

04 Oct 2008 - EAD in the mail

05 Oct 2008 - AP in the mail, applied for SSN

07 Oct 2008 - Job interview

10 Oct 2008 - First day at work

20 Oct 2008 - Social Security card in the mail, got my first paycheck

11 Dec 2008 - Passed driver's knowledge test

24 Dec 2008 - Notice for interview

19 Feb 2009 - Interview

27 Feb 2009 - Welcome letter - APPROVED

06 Mar 2009 - GREEN CARD ARRIVED

Removing of Conditions

03 Dec 2010 - I-751 sent to California

06 Dec 2010 - Package received

08 Dec 2010 - Check cashed

16 Dec 2010 - NOA in the mail, dated 12/06/2010

24 Dec 2010 - Biometrics notice received, dated 12/17/2010

14 Jan 2011 - Biometrics

01 Mar 2011 - APPROVED

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My husband had the same problem...he left it blank, printed the form, then wrote the response very neatly in black pen.

See my timeline for my K-1 and AOS/EAD/AP details.

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April 1, 2011-Packet sent, back to the grind!

April 2, 2011-USPS confirms delivery to CSC

April 18, 2011-Received biometrics letter

May 5, 2011-Biometrics appointment, quick and easy

June 16, 2011-Card production ordered!

June 24, 2011-Card received

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Filed: AOS (pnd) Country: South Africa
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what version of Adobe Reader are you using, if older than 8.0 I suggest upgrading

03/01/2007 - POE - JFK (L-1 Visa)

01/15/2008 - Proposed

03/15/2008 - Married

09/02/2008 - Sent AOS Package (I-130, I-485, I-693)

09/03/2008 - Received - Signed by SMITH

09/04/2008 - Checks deposited

09/10/2008 - Checks cleared ($1010 + $355)

09/12/2008 - 2 NOA's received (I-130, I-485) - Dated 09/08/08

09/16/2008 - Received notice for biometrics appointment on 09/30/2008

09/20/2008 - Biometrics done - Walk in (Orlando) Took 10 minutes

09/22/2008 - I-485 viewable online (pending, of course)

09/30/2008 - Biometrics Appointment (2pm)

12/30/2008 - Received Interview Letter

02/25/2008 - Interview

03/06/2008 - Welcome Letter received (the website will clearly never send me updates!)

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Filed: AOS (apr) Country: Japan
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This G-325A form is ridiculous. Almost every box is too small to fit any information in. Even simple boxes that ask you to write a year - writing in "2008" appears to be too long and when you print it out it puts a big "+" symbol over the box making everything unreadable.

So far I have these symbols on the following boxes:

- Date, City and Country of Birth (If known)

- Applicant's residence last five years: City + Year From + Year To

- Applicant's employment last five years: Year From + Year To

Did the DHS even bother to fill this form in and test its usefulness before making it available to the public? As if this process isn't difficult enough already.

Any suggestions or help on this? Did anyone experience this at all? Adobe doesn't let you shrink the text size!!

Thanks

I have 2 computers, and I notied USCIS forms work fine with the computer whose operating system is XP, but one with Vista (64 bit) has same problem with you. I tried with the PC I use at my office (XP operated machine) and confirmed it is fine. So, my recommendation is to try the different computer (at work or friend's) if yours is a visa operated machine.

In addition, even with XP computers, some spaces were too small. So, when printing the forms, I left those portions where my answers did not fit in and filled out with my hand writing.

AOS from H1B

[AOS Timeline of Dec.'08 Filers], [JV Thread for Dec.'08 AOS Filers]

12-17-08: I-130/I-485/I-765 sent to Chicago Lockbox via USPS

12-18-08: I-130/I-485/I-765 delivered

12-29-08: Received 3 NOAs (dated 12-24-2008)

12-29-08: Checks cashed

1-5-09: Received Biometric appt. notice (dated 12-30-2008)

1-20-09: Biometric done

2-17-09: Received interview appt. letter (dated 2-12-2009)

3-5-09: Received EAD (dated 2-28-2009)

4-6-09: AOS Intervew @NYC

4-13-09: Received welcome letter (dated 4-8-09)

4-18-09: Received GC (dated 4-13-08)

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Filed: Other Country: China
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This G-325A form is ridiculous. Almost every box is too small to fit any information in. Even simple boxes that ask you to write a year - writing in "2008" appears to be too long and when you print it out it puts a big "+" symbol over the box making everything unreadable.

So far I have these symbols on the following boxes:

- Date, City and Country of Birth (If known)

- Applicant's residence last five years: City + Year From + Year To

- Applicant's employment last five years: Year From + Year To

Did the DHS even bother to fill this form in and test its usefulness before making it available to the public? As if this process isn't difficult enough already.

Any suggestions or help on this? Did anyone experience this at all? Adobe doesn't let you shrink the text size!!

Thanks

I have 2 computers, and I notied USCIS forms work fine with the computer whose operating system is XP, but one with Vista (64 bit) has same problem with you. I tried with the PC I use at my office (XP operated machine) and confirmed it is fine. So, my recommendation is to try the different computer (at work or friend's) if yours is a visa operated machine.

In addition, even with XP computers, some spaces were too small. So, when printing the forms, I left those portions where my answers did not fit in and filled out with my hand writing.

Check for the latest version of Adobe Reader and adjust your fonts. Dates are not a problem, but the fields do accept a limited number of characters. Once you have the date thing fixed, any remaining spaces that are too short will need hand writing or a separate sheet. I have no problem using visa with the form.

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