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Hello all,

I was just about to assemble and mail out my I-130, when I noticed that, according to the I-130's general filing instructions, continuation pages (needed to complete items, such as employement history, etc., if one runs out of room) are to be signed and dated. I do indeed have a continuation page attached to my petition, but somehow I had missed this "signature needed" detail. Okay, glad I caught this before shipping everything out. But then I realized, both my husband and I have continuation pages attached to our G-325a forms, and mine is easy enough to sign, but hubby's continuation page does not have a signature, and, well, he's 12,000 miles away. He pre-signed all four copies of the G-325a, when we were together in Australia last month, but he didn't fill in the form at that time, as I had volunteered to do the job once I got back to the States.

We didn't give the forms a second look, as we were too busy looking at each other :P So we missed the point that all four pages were to be submitted. Oh, THAT'S WHY 4 pages printed out...I had him sign all four pages, thinking the other three were "spare" copies, silly me! Good thing I had him sign all of those "spare" copies. So it worked out, after all, though I had to fill in all four copies by hand...UGH. But the question is, does he need to sign the continuation page that's attached to the G-325a? There are no instructions for the G-325a, no mention that a continuation page should be signed and dated, but should we play by the same rules as the I-130, to be safe? Or is it really such a big deal?

Oh, all these details :wacko:

Thanks everyone!

Cheryl

05-13-2006 Marriage

I-130 Process

06-14-2006 mailed to VSC

06-16-2006 Received by Service Center

06-20-2006 NOA1

06-24-2006 Touched (on a Saturday?)

07-18-2006 Notice of transfer of petition from Vermont to California.

07-20-2006 Touched - Prolly a kiss goodbye from Vermont.

07-25-2006 Receipt Notice from CSC via email.

07-26-2006 Touched

07-27-2006 Touched

07-28-2006 Touched

08-21-2006 *APPROVED*

09-05-2006 Petition received by NVC

09-18-2006 I-864 (Affidavit of Support) bill is generated; postmarked 9/22, arrives on 9/26

09-24-2006 Submitted Choice of Agent via email; Acknowledged by NVC on 09/26

09-27-2006 Mailed I-864 payment to St. Louis, MO

10-12-2006 Received IV Bill

10-23-2006 Received I-864 form (Cover letter dated Oct. 16th; envelope postmarked Oct. 20th)

12-02-2006 Mailed IV payment

12-04-2006 Mailed I-864 (EZ)

"To love someone deeply gives you strength. Being loved by someone deeply gives you courage." ~ Lao Tzu

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Me and my wife didn't sign our attachment pages also, but this is how we handled both the emplyoment and address questions. I had typed and put this in the first lines of 4 pages each for me and my wife:

“Form G-325A, Q: RESIDENCE LAST FIVE YEARS”, your name

“Form G-325A, Q: EMPLOYMENT LAST FIVE YEARS”, your name

Just insert his name in the other attachment pages.

Good luck and if you need more help don't hesitate to post ;)

Edited by ClovesC

Our CR-1 Timeline:

2005-10-14: Marriage

2005-12-31: I-130 Sent to CSC

2006-01-12: I-130 NOA1

2006-04-27: I-130 Approved

2006-05-16: NVC Case Number Assigned

2006-05-30: AOS Fee Bill and DS-3032 received by NVC

2006-05-30: AOS Fee express mailed to St. Louis

2006-06-03: E-mailed Choice of Agent

2006-06-06: Received e-mail confirmation on Choice of Agent

2006-06-12: Immigrant Visa Bill generated (DS-230)

2006-06-19: Received IV (DS-230) Fee Bill

2006-06-21: IV Fee (DS-230) express mailed to St. Louis

2006-06-21: Received I-864 package

2006-07-15: Received DS-230 Form

2006-07-26: Express mailed both DS-230 and I-864 packages to NVC

2006-09-15: Case completed

Removal of Conditions Timeline:

2009-03-02: Express mailed I-751

2009-03-03: I-751 NOA1

2009-03-11: Received Biometrics Appt. Letter

2009-03-20: Biometrics Appointment

2009-05-06: Approved

2009-05-11: Received approval letter

2009-06-20: Card production ordered

2009-07-03: Received 10-year Green Card in mail

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Btw, be sure to check out some examples on filling out forms:

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Edited by ClovesC

Our CR-1 Timeline:

2005-10-14: Marriage

2005-12-31: I-130 Sent to CSC

2006-01-12: I-130 NOA1

2006-04-27: I-130 Approved

2006-05-16: NVC Case Number Assigned

2006-05-30: AOS Fee Bill and DS-3032 received by NVC

2006-05-30: AOS Fee express mailed to St. Louis

2006-06-03: E-mailed Choice of Agent

2006-06-06: Received e-mail confirmation on Choice of Agent

2006-06-12: Immigrant Visa Bill generated (DS-230)

2006-06-19: Received IV (DS-230) Fee Bill

2006-06-21: IV Fee (DS-230) express mailed to St. Louis

2006-06-21: Received I-864 package

2006-07-15: Received DS-230 Form

2006-07-26: Express mailed both DS-230 and I-864 packages to NVC

2006-09-15: Case completed

Removal of Conditions Timeline:

2009-03-02: Express mailed I-751

2009-03-03: I-751 NOA1

2009-03-11: Received Biometrics Appt. Letter

2009-03-20: Biometrics Appointment

2009-05-06: Approved

2009-05-11: Received approval letter

2009-06-20: Card production ordered

2009-07-03: Received 10-year Green Card in mail

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Hi, thanks for your reply. Yes, I have each of our names printed at the top of the continuation page(s), along with "G-325a Bio...(continued)" as a heading. Great to hear that yours went through without a hitch. I think I'll follow suit and send mine in, as is. (And not sign my continuation pages, as this will call attention to the fact that my husband didn't sign his!) After all, the official forms that the pages are attached to have our signatures. I should think that would suffice!

Thanks again for your help,

~Cheryl

05-13-2006 Marriage

I-130 Process

06-14-2006 mailed to VSC

06-16-2006 Received by Service Center

06-20-2006 NOA1

06-24-2006 Touched (on a Saturday?)

07-18-2006 Notice of transfer of petition from Vermont to California.

07-20-2006 Touched - Prolly a kiss goodbye from Vermont.

07-25-2006 Receipt Notice from CSC via email.

07-26-2006 Touched

07-27-2006 Touched

07-28-2006 Touched

08-21-2006 *APPROVED*

09-05-2006 Petition received by NVC

09-18-2006 I-864 (Affidavit of Support) bill is generated; postmarked 9/22, arrives on 9/26

09-24-2006 Submitted Choice of Agent via email; Acknowledged by NVC on 09/26

09-27-2006 Mailed I-864 payment to St. Louis, MO

10-12-2006 Received IV Bill

10-23-2006 Received I-864 form (Cover letter dated Oct. 16th; envelope postmarked Oct. 20th)

12-02-2006 Mailed IV payment

12-04-2006 Mailed I-864 (EZ)

"To love someone deeply gives you strength. Being loved by someone deeply gives you courage." ~ Lao Tzu

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Happy to help out. Make sure you have a cover letter and follow assembling the petition and G-325a's correctly.

Get an idea how USCIS prefers to have it done:

General Tips on Assembling Applications for Mailing

If you have any questions preparing those go ahead and make a new post and I or another helpful member will gladly answer your questions ;)

Our CR-1 Timeline:

2005-10-14: Marriage

2005-12-31: I-130 Sent to CSC

2006-01-12: I-130 NOA1

2006-04-27: I-130 Approved

2006-05-16: NVC Case Number Assigned

2006-05-30: AOS Fee Bill and DS-3032 received by NVC

2006-05-30: AOS Fee express mailed to St. Louis

2006-06-03: E-mailed Choice of Agent

2006-06-06: Received e-mail confirmation on Choice of Agent

2006-06-12: Immigrant Visa Bill generated (DS-230)

2006-06-19: Received IV (DS-230) Fee Bill

2006-06-21: IV Fee (DS-230) express mailed to St. Louis

2006-06-21: Received I-864 package

2006-07-15: Received DS-230 Form

2006-07-26: Express mailed both DS-230 and I-864 packages to NVC

2006-09-15: Case completed

Removal of Conditions Timeline:

2009-03-02: Express mailed I-751

2009-03-03: I-751 NOA1

2009-03-11: Received Biometrics Appt. Letter

2009-03-20: Biometrics Appointment

2009-05-06: Approved

2009-05-11: Received approval letter

2009-06-20: Card production ordered

2009-07-03: Received 10-year Green Card in mail

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