G-325 PDF form-- how to resize date field?

[paulreed 0]

We have filled out all forms to file for adjustment of status. However, it's time to print-- and the date field text does not fit in the box (we are using the electronic version as to fill these out on the computer). Instead, there is a big "+" that covers the year.

If we submit a printed version, may we leave everything else printed, but just fill out the dates by hand? If we had to do the entire form by hand instead, that would be an issue-- some of the names and city names are very long and are much more legible when done on the e-version.

Was wondering if USCIS would have a problem with the printed version combined with dates written by hand.

Thanks...

Steve

Edited November 10, 2009 by paulreed

[Liverpool1 0]

We have filled out all forms to file for adjustment of status. However, it's time to print-- and the date field text does not fit in the box (we are using the electronic version as to fill these out on the computer). Instead, there is a big "+" that covers the year.

If we submit a printed version, may we leave everything else printed, but just fill out the dates by hand? If we had to do the entire form by hand instead, that would be an issue-- some of the names and city names are very long and are much more legible when done on the e-version.

Was wondering if USCIS would have a problem with the printed version combined with dates written by hand.

Thanks...

Steve

Hi,

I just sent off my AOS package and had the same problem with that form. I just typed everything except for those dates and then just wrote them on the form in black ink after I printed the form. I don't see why the USCIS should have a problem with this, seeing as it's their form that is at fault. Good luck!

[Stephen + Elisha 92]

We have filled out all forms to file for adjustment of status. However, it's time to print-- and the date field text does not fit in the box (we are using the electronic version as to fill these out on the computer). Instead, there is a big "+" that covers the year.

If we submit a printed version, may we leave everything else printed, but just fill out the dates by hand? If we had to do the entire form by hand instead, that would be an issue-- some of the names and city names are very long and are much more legible when done on the e-version.

Was wondering if USCIS would have a problem with the printed version combined with dates written by hand.

It's perfectly okay to fill it out on the computer in part, then print and fill in the missing info by hand.

OR... you can use the "improved" version of the form that I've created. I unlocked the G-325A from the USCIS website, changed all the input fonts from Courier to Times New Roman, and resaved. The font change provides sufficient space for dates, and much more space for address and employment history as well. You'll find the link in my signature.

[Nik+Heather 122]

We have filled out all forms to file for adjustment of status. However, it's time to print-- and the date field text does not fit in the box (we are using the electronic version as to fill these out on the computer). Instead, there is a big "+" that covers the year.

If we submit a printed version, may we leave everything else printed, but just fill out the dates by hand? If we had to do the entire form by hand instead, that would be an issue-- some of the names and city names are very long and are much more legible when done on the e-version.

Was wondering if USCIS would have a problem with the printed version combined with dates written by hand.

It's perfectly okay to fill it out on the computer in part, then print and fill in the missing info by hand.

OR... you can use the "improved" version of the form that I've created. I unlocked the G-325A from the USCIS website, changed all the input fonts from Courier to Times New Roman, and resaved. The font change provides sufficient space for dates, and much more space for address and employment history as well. You'll find the link in my signature.

Haha, Nik and I had a "discussion" about whether to print the 19's and write the rest or print the rest and write the 19's. He's made me print them off twice now.

I think I might offer this third option..........

Otherwise, you can search around for the old version of the G325a - the latest and the last version are BOTH acceptable, and the old one was much more user friendly.

[Mike's Lucy 14]

I wrote my mine using black pen so it wasn't so obvious that is was hadwritten.

[baron555 934]

We have filled out all forms to file for adjustment of status. However, it's time to print-- and the date field text does not fit in the box (we are using the electronic version as to fill these out on the computer). Instead, there is a big "+" that covers the year.

If we submit a printed version, may we leave everything else printed, but just fill out the dates by hand? If we had to do the entire form by hand instead, that would be an issue-- some of the names and city names are very long and are much more legible when done on the e-version.

Was wondering if USCIS would have a problem with the printed version combined with dates written by hand.

Thanks...

Steve

No problem

[raejae 0]

any chance you could do a G-28 and an I-130 pdf as well? I need more space in certain areas and I am unable to change the font size using the form in USCIS- Thanks