filling out the G-325A

[jon&lita311 0]

my fiancee is a bit confused right now on a part of the form. under the part of "applicants last address outside the United States for more than one year", can she just write "present address" instead of her whole address since she's lived there for 15 years. plus her address is way too long to fit in that part

[Willow2009 0]

I would write it out and try to fit it all in there. I think that would prevent confusion.

[jon&lita311 0]

yeah. she's trying that. she's typing it out instead of filling it out with pen or pencil. she's trying to write "present" on the date, but it won't let her. what should we do for the date?

[Willow2009 0]

Perhaps put the date for the day that she fills the form out. Have that date match the date with the signature at the end of the form. I would think they'll understand the meaning of it.

[jon&lita311 0]

what is she just leaves that part blank and after she prints it, write "present" on it with a pen. would that be ok? or would just leaving it blank be ok? since they will see the matching address she previously wrote for her present address.

[Willow2009 0]

what is she just leaves that part blank and after she prints it, write "present" on it with a pen. would that be ok? or would just leaving it blank be ok? since they will see the matching address she previously wrote for her present address.

I would say writing present with a pen would work, perhaps someone else has a suggestion to this, but deffinitely don't leave anything blank. They will consider it incomplete. For other forms as well put none or n/a, but don't leave anything blank.

[jon&lita311 0]

ok. so how about she write it like this? from: 09 1992 to: now n/a. ? would that work?

[Willow2009 0]

ok. so how about she write it like this? from: 09 1992 to: now n/a. ? would that work?

I would put:

from: 09/1992 to: present