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Filed: K-1 Visa Country: United Kingdom
Timeline
Posted

Im just starting to fill in my G-325A and wanted to clarify on the whole details about the 'last 5 years' thing - Ive spent alot of time travelling, so should I just put 'backpacking' under the street and number column, and then add the dates from and to in the date column? And the same under the employment details? Should I list which countries I visited or any other details, or do you think that just stating I was travelling will be sufficienct? Any advice would be most welcome as its not too clear from the example form.

Cheers folks

My Timeline

March 2005 - Meet Gen in a seedy pub in Bulgaria

Sept 2005 - Leave Bulgaria and head off into deepest Eastern Europe together

October 2005 - Arrive in London

December 2005 - Gen flies home to Mississippi

Feb 2006 - Visit Gen in the 'Sip for a valentines week

July 2006 - Visit Gen and got engaged - hooray!

July 24 2006 - Send off I-129F package

Aug 10 2006 - Recieved NOA1

Sept 25 2006 - Recieved NOA2

Nov 20th 2006 - Recieved packet 3

Dec 1st 2006 - Recieved packet 4 with interview date of Jan 2nd (am on holiday!)

Dec 20th 2006 - Finally managed to change interview date to Jan 10th

Jan 10th 2007 - Interview - passed!

Jan 12th 2007 - Recieve passport with visa in it!

Feb 20th 2007 - Enter USA at Houston

May 5th 2007 - Finally get married - hooray!

June 5th 2007 - File for AOS

June 16th 2007 - Recieve NOA1

July 12th 2007 - Recieve RFE

Filed: AOS (pnd) Country: Canada
Timeline
Posted

Even while you were traveling you should have had a permanent address which was considered your residence. Your parent's house maybe? Wherever your mail, bills, etc. went.

As far as the employment, simply put unemployed and for what dates.

Good luck! :D

Im just starting to fill in my G-325A and wanted to clarify on the whole details about the 'last 5 years' thing - Ive spent alot of time travelling, so should I just put 'backpacking' under the street and number column, and then add the dates from and to in the date column? And the same under the employment details? Should I list which countries I visited or any other details, or do you think that just stating I was travelling will be sufficienct? Any advice would be most welcome as its not too clear from the example form.

Cheers folks

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K-1

Service Center: California (transferred from Nebraska)

Consulate: Vancouver, Canada (transferred from Montreal)

06.17.2006 — Engagement!

08.23.2006 — NOA1

11.01.2006 — NOA2

01.25.2007 — Interview—APPPROOOVVEEEDD!!

02.12.2007 — Entry date!

03.01.2007 — Applied for SSN.

03.08.2007 — Social Security Card arrives! :)

03.17.2007 — Wedding day! Happy St. Patty's Day! YAY! :D

AOS/EAD

04.30.2007 — AOS/EAD Mailed off (No AP)

05.02.2007 — Arrives in Chicago.

05.08.2007 — NOA1 for AOS/EAD

06.01.2007 — Biometrics (and EAD Touch)

06.14.2007 — AOS Touch

06.17.2007 — AOS Transferred to CSC

06.19.2007 — AOS Touch

06.20.2007 — AOS Touch

06.21.2007 — AOS Touch (They must be doing something!)

07.25.2007 — EA Card Arrives. YAY! :)

09.03.2007 — AOS Touch, something finally!

09.05.2007 — AOS Touch

09.07.2007 — AOS Touch

09.09.2007 — AOS Touch

09.10.2007 — AOS Touch

09.11.2007 — AOS Approval without interview

09.17.2007 — Welcome to America! Letter arrives

09.29.2007 — Green card arrives! WOOO! No more USCIS until 06/09.

Filed: K-1 Visa Country: United Kingdom
Timeline
Posted

really? cool - thats alot simpler. They won't want to know about 11 month trips in Australia or living in Eastern Europe for 5 months at this point then? My parents home was my billing and mailing address all that time so I think I can put that for the last 5 years then :) They wont see a copy of my passport (with all the stamps in it) and kick up a stink will they?!

cheers for your help guys

My Timeline

March 2005 - Meet Gen in a seedy pub in Bulgaria

Sept 2005 - Leave Bulgaria and head off into deepest Eastern Europe together

October 2005 - Arrive in London

December 2005 - Gen flies home to Mississippi

Feb 2006 - Visit Gen in the 'Sip for a valentines week

July 2006 - Visit Gen and got engaged - hooray!

July 24 2006 - Send off I-129F package

Aug 10 2006 - Recieved NOA1

Sept 25 2006 - Recieved NOA2

Nov 20th 2006 - Recieved packet 3

Dec 1st 2006 - Recieved packet 4 with interview date of Jan 2nd (am on holiday!)

Dec 20th 2006 - Finally managed to change interview date to Jan 10th

Jan 10th 2007 - Interview - passed!

Jan 12th 2007 - Recieve passport with visa in it!

Feb 20th 2007 - Enter USA at Houston

May 5th 2007 - Finally get married - hooray!

June 5th 2007 - File for AOS

June 16th 2007 - Recieve NOA1

July 12th 2007 - Recieve RFE

Filed: AOS (pnd) Country: Canada
Timeline
Posted

Well, traveling is a very valid and legal thing. If they want to know more about it, they'll ask. If you are really concerned about it, fill in the questions as we said to, and then add a supplement mentioning the places you were visiting and your lengths of stay. But I wouldn't say it's necessairy at all. A lot of people travel, just as long as you were doing it legally, it shouldn't be an issue.

really? cool - thats alot simpler. They won't want to know about 11 month trips in Australia or living in Eastern Europe for 5 months at this point then? My parents home was my billing and mailing address all that time so I think I can put that for the last 5 years then :) They wont see a copy of my passport (with all the stamps in it) and kick up a stink will they?!

cheers for your help guys

us.gif

timeline.gif

K-1

Service Center: California (transferred from Nebraska)

Consulate: Vancouver, Canada (transferred from Montreal)

06.17.2006 — Engagement!

08.23.2006 — NOA1

11.01.2006 — NOA2

01.25.2007 — Interview—APPPROOOVVEEEDD!!

02.12.2007 — Entry date!

03.01.2007 — Applied for SSN.

03.08.2007 — Social Security Card arrives! :)

03.17.2007 — Wedding day! Happy St. Patty's Day! YAY! :D

AOS/EAD

04.30.2007 — AOS/EAD Mailed off (No AP)

05.02.2007 — Arrives in Chicago.

05.08.2007 — NOA1 for AOS/EAD

06.01.2007 — Biometrics (and EAD Touch)

06.14.2007 — AOS Touch

06.17.2007 — AOS Transferred to CSC

06.19.2007 — AOS Touch

06.20.2007 — AOS Touch

06.21.2007 — AOS Touch (They must be doing something!)

07.25.2007 — EA Card Arrives. YAY! :)

09.03.2007 — AOS Touch, something finally!

09.05.2007 — AOS Touch

09.07.2007 — AOS Touch

09.09.2007 — AOS Touch

09.10.2007 — AOS Touch

09.11.2007 — AOS Approval without interview

09.17.2007 — Welcome to America! Letter arrives

09.29.2007 — Green card arrives! WOOO! No more USCIS until 06/09.

Filed: Timeline
Posted

james_michael_hill,

The G-325A is to the immigration process as the appendix is to the human body - it supposedly had a purpose somewhere back in history, but today no one knows what that purpose was.

Keep is simple and just report your 'permanent address' as other responders have suggested.

Yodrak

Im just starting to fill in my G-325A and wanted to clarify on the whole details about the 'last 5 years' thing - Ive spent alot of time travelling, so should I just put 'backpacking' under the street and number column, and then add the dates from and to in the date column? And the same under the employment details? Should I list which countries I visited or any other details, or do you think that just stating I was travelling will be sufficienct? Any advice would be most welcome as its not too clear from the example form.

Cheers folks

 
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