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will leaving blanks on G-325 lead to RFE for sure?

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akhan   0

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after sending in the packet i realized that my fiancee's G325 had some blanks on it (instead of writing none)

is there anybody else here who's been in similar situation i wanted to know if this is a guaranteed RFE or do we still have a chance

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Dias Melhores   0

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after sending in the packet i realized that my fiancee's G325 had some blanks on it (instead of writing none)

is there anybody else here who's been in similar situation i wanted to know if this is a guaranteed RFE or do we still have a chance

You would think they would use common sense and let it go, but remember that you are in USCIS' world and anything is possible...

Our Story so far...

K-1

7/26/07- I-129F sent to CSC

8/02/07- NOA 1

12/13/07- NOA 2

2/12/08- Interview in Rio- APPROVED!

2/15/08- Visa Received

2/18/08- US Entry

2/20/08- Wedding Day

AOS

3/04/08- AOS, EAD and AP mailed

4/07/08- RFE

4/11/08- AOS, EAD and AP re-mailed

4/18/08- NOA's received

5/06/08- Biometrics Appt

6/14/08- AP approved

6/17/08- EAD approved

11/07/08- Greencard Approved!

11/22/08- Greencard Received

Gabriel was born on January 12, 2010!

Danu Experienced

Danu   19

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it really depends on the adjucator, but just incase I would get another copy filled out properly so that if you do get an RFE that you can send the documentation back ASAP.

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damulag Enthusiast

damulag   26

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The problem with blanks is that USCIS does not have an answer on record. If you leave the previous spouse section blank and later they discover you have been divorced and did not supply the needed documents you could say "Oh if forgot to fill in that section I did not mean to leave it blank" By reguiring none or N/A instead of a blank the USCIS does not have this problem and if they find something later it shows you lied on the application.

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JeremySusan   0

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it really depends on the adjucator, but just incase I would get another copy filled out properly so that if you do get an RFE that you can send the documentation back ASAP.

:thumbs: i agree, have one on hand to send in asap in case they RFE, chances are they probably will, since the form will appear incomplete to the uscis officer

I129F process

23/02/09_ I129F Sent

25/02/09_I_129F received, signed for by D Renaud

25/02/09_ NOA 1 issued

01/03/09_ Touched

30/06/09_ NAO2 issued

01/07/09_ NAO 2 email from uscis received

06/07/09_ NAO 2 hardcopy received in post

10/07/09_ NVC receives application

13/07/09_ NVC sends application to dublin embassy

15/07/09_ Dublin embassy receives application

28/07/09_ Packet 3 Received

28/07/09_ Packet 3 Sent (Notice of Readiness returned)

28/07/09_ Medical Results collected from Clinic - all good to go :)

05/08/09_ Packet 4 Received

21/07/09_ Medical @ 10am in Blackrock Clinic PASSED woo hoo

11/08/09_ Interview PASSED

14/08/09_ Visa in hand.........woo hoo :)

23/09/09_ US Entry (POE - Chicago)

20/11/09_ Married

AOS SECTION

30/12/2009_AOS, Employment Authorization, Advanced Parole Sent to Chichago

31/12/2009_Received and signed for at Chicago Lockbox

06/01/2010_NAO1 received for all of the above

14/01/2010_ Recevied Biometrics letter

09/02/2010_ Biometrics in Fort Smith

17/02/2010_Recieved email that Employment Authorisation has been approved, card production in process

22/02/2010_Received Advanced Parole documents in the post :)

10/03/2010_Received Notification of Interview for AOS

14/04/2010_Interview Fort smith @ 10.00am for AOS

Bobby+Umit Mentor

Bobby+Umit   161

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Answer all questions fully and accurately. State that an item is not applicable with "N/A." If the answer is none, write "none."

In general, you want to follow the instructions. *what is good for one form is usually good for others*

My Advice is usually based on "Worst Case Scenario" and what is written in the rules/laws/instructions. That is the way I roll... -Protect your Status - file before your I-94 expires.

WARNING: Phrases in this post may sound meaner than they were intended to be. Read the Adjudicator's Field Manual from USCIS

Gary and Alla Grand Master

Gary and Alla   3,696

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after sending in the packet i realized that my fiancee's G325 had some blanks on it (instead of writing none)

is there anybody else here who's been in similar situation i wanted to know if this is a guaranteed RFE or do we still have a chance

You would think they would use common sense and let it go, but remember that you are in USCIS' world and anything is possible...

Yes, remember it is USCIS. There is no way to tell you for sure. Wait and see. DO NOT attempt to send another one without an RFE it will be sucked into the black hole!

VERMONT! I Reject Your Reality...and Substitute My Own!

Gary And Alla

Dias Melhores Enthusiast

Dias Melhores   0

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after sending in the packet i realized that my fiancee's G325 had some blanks on it (instead of writing none)

is there anybody else here who's been in similar situation i wanted to know if this is a guaranteed RFE or do we still have a chance

You would think they would use common sense and let it go, but remember that you are in USCIS' world and anything is possible...

Yes, remember it is USCIS. There is no way to tell you for sure. Wait and see. DO NOT attempt to send another one without an RFE it will be sucked into the black hole!

Ha ha ha... We all know too well how USCIS can never cease to amaze us... :rofl:

Our Story so far...

K-1

7/26/07- I-129F sent to CSC

8/02/07- NOA 1

12/13/07- NOA 2

2/12/08- Interview in Rio- APPROVED!

2/15/08- Visa Received

2/18/08- US Entry

2/20/08- Wedding Day

AOS

3/04/08- AOS, EAD and AP mailed

4/07/08- RFE

4/11/08- AOS, EAD and AP re-mailed

4/18/08- NOA's received

5/06/08- Biometrics Appt

6/14/08- AP approved

6/17/08- EAD approved

11/07/08- Greencard Approved!

11/22/08- Greencard Received

Gabriel was born on January 12, 2010!

 
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