OOPS!!! Can anyone help with G-325 problem?

[bonjur_mimi 0]

Hello,

i think i just did mistake mistake on g-325a form. because my first g form i filled the city or county where i was born. then on consulate forms i put village or town name where i was born. i'm soo scared and don't know what to put on my i-485 form my previous one to uscis or to consulate one?

will it affect on my aos?

thanks a lot

[Otto 83]

City and Country of birth...

[bonjur_mimi 0]

City and Country of birth...

Yeah, i know my situation is pretty much wierd. But the question on the form was city of birth i was born in village and i thought i should put the city, i was not that full of knowledge and experienced in this visa processing questions :(and right now i don't know what to put to my second g-325a form. the city or village.

[vip1 8]

I don't think it matters that much....IMO whichever you put its going to be fine.

[bonjur_mimi 0]

I don't think it matters that much....IMO whichever you put its going to be fine.

thanks guys,

so should i put my original place of birth or the city? because i put the city on my first g form?.....

[JERIII 8]

I don't think it matters that much....IMO whichever you put its going to be fine.

thanks guys,

so should i put my original place of birth or the city? because i put the city on my first g form?.....

If I understand, you put your actual birth village on one form and the "oblast" or a nearby big city on another?

Why don't you put them both - Village, City, Country. It's a common enough way of writing things in the former Soviet Union. That way you will be in agreement with both forms, and you can explain if they ask.

[bonjur_mimi 0]

I don't think it matters that much....IMO whichever you put its going to be fine.

thanks guys,

so should i put my original place of birth or the city? because i put the city on my first g form?.....

If I understand, you put your actual birth village on one form and the "oblast" or a nearby big city on another?

Why don't you put them both - Village, City, Country. It's a common enough way of writing things in the former Soviet Union. That way you will be in agreement with both forms, and you can explain if they ask.

thank you,that's a nice idea. but if i put it city and village won't ne their concerned more? and won't they send me back my forms to correct them?

[Nich-Nick 3,355]

How about putting whatever is written on your birth certificate? Is the city or village or town on that?

The AOS is pretty much a new process so they aren't going to be checking over your old papers probably. Just make all the new applications have the same information as each other. Write your name, address, birthplace, etc the same on AOS/EAD/AP. Use the name you want to go by in the United States so that gets put on your green card and in immigration records. Put your new last name if you plan to go by that.

[bonjur_mimi 0]

How about putting whatever is written on your birth certificate? Is the city or village or town on that?

The AOS is pretty much a new process so they aren't going to be checking over your old papers probably. Just make all the new applications have the same information as each other. Write your name, address, birthplace, etc the same on AOS/EAD/AP. Use the name you want to go by in the United States so that gets put on your green card and in immigration records. Put your new last name if you plan to go by that.

thank you guys, then i'll put what's on my birth certificate any opinions? feel free

[googledgirl 0]

How about putting whatever is written on your birth certificate? Is the city or village or town on that?

The AOS is pretty much a new process so they aren't going to be checking over your old papers probably. Just make all the new applications have the same information as each other. Write your name, address, birthplace, etc the same on AOS/EAD/AP. Use the name you want to go by in the United States so that gets put on your green card and in immigration records. Put your new last name if you plan to go by that.

thank you guys, then i'll put what's on my birth certificate any opinions? feel free

Think they are not silly.. of course they will check and you can be in a big trouble!! better way just tell and explain them