G-325A, as filled out by petitioner (2 quick questions)

[ilya_s 0]

Two items on the form have me wondering.

1. Last occupation abroad.

I am a federal contractor based abroad - do I list my company's US name/address or the name of office/address that I am temporarily assigned to? And as for the "to" and "from" dates, do I put the assumed end date of the assignment or just "present"?

2. Alien Registration Number (in the box on the bottom of the form):

I had received my US citizenship through naturalization. Do i put in my INS Reg # (an "A"# on the naturalization certificate) or leave this one blank? I guess the question is whether Alien Registration Number is the same as INS Reg #.

Thanks to everyone for any and all advice!

Ilya S.

Edited November 23, 2009 by ilya_s

[Otto 83]

1. Last occupation abroad.

I am a federal contractor based abroad - do I list my company's US name/address or the name of office/address that I am temporarily assigned to? And as for the "to" and "from" dates, do I put the assumed end date of the assignment or just "present"?

I would list it as company name and foreign address/location you are/did work at. From/To - start of project and 'present' if still there. (The question qualifies itself by saying "if not listed above" - I take it you did list the company above but it shows maybe a US address - since you did work overseas (even for that US company) I think it is appropriate to break it down in this section

2. Alien Registration Number (in the box on the bottom of the form):

I had received my US citizenship through naturalization. Do i put in my INS Reg # (an "A"# on the naturalization certificate) or leave this one blank? I guess the question is whether Alien Registration Number is the same as INS Reg #.

I wouldn't leave it blank - either "Unknown" or 'N/A" are possible answers.

[pushbrk 14,556]

1. Last occupation abroad.

I am a federal contractor based abroad - do I list my company's US name/address or the name of office/address that I am temporarily assigned to? And as for the "to" and "from" dates, do I put the assumed end date of the assignment or just "present"?

I would list it as company name and foreign address/location you are/did work at. From/To - start of project and 'present' if still there. (The question qualifies itself by saying "if not listed above" - I take it you did list the company above but it shows maybe a US address - since you did work overseas (even for that US company) I think it is appropriate to break it down in this section

2. Alien Registration Number (in the box on the bottom of the form):

I had received my US citizenship through naturalization. Do i put in my INS Reg # (an "A"# on the naturalization certificate) or leave this one blank? I guess the question is whether Alien Registration Number is the same as INS Reg #.

I wouldn't leave it blank - either "Unknown" or 'N/A" are possible answers.

If you know your A number, just insert it in the places it is asked for. Even though you are not an "A" anymore, you still have an A number. N/A is absolutely not appropriate as the question IS applicable.

[Otto 83]

If you know your A number, just insert it in the places it is asked for. Even though you are not an "A" anymore, you still have an A number. N/A is absolutely not appropriate as the question IS applicable.

Yup - I should have clarified that - in the OP's case, "N/A" would not be appropriate since you did indeed have one.

[pushbrk 14,556]

If you know your A number, just insert it in the places it is asked for. Even though you are not an "A" anymore, you still have an A number. N/A is absolutely not appropriate as the question IS applicable.

Yup - I should have clarified that - in the OP's case, "N/A" would not be appropriate since you did indeed have one.

Actually, there are three acceptable answers. The A number, NONE and UNKNOWN, as applicable. The question IS applicable, so N/A is never going to be the right answer on this one, IMO but I doubt it would cause any trouble or confusion if born in the USA.

[ilya_s 0]

Thank all!

Still, the question remains: is the INS Registration Number on my naturalization certificate the same NUMBER as the Alien Registration Number?

(I don't want to insert just any A-number there)

[lilj562 1]

Thank all!

Still, the question remains: is the INS Registration Number on my naturalization certificate the same NUMBER as the Alien Registration Number?

(I don't want to insert just any A-number there)

does anybody knows the answer on this? i kinda have the same question do you put the Inl Registration no? or put Unknown?

[pushbrk 14,556]

does anybody knows the answer on this? i kinda have the same question do you put the Inl Registration no? or put Unknown?

Yes

[lilj562 1]

thank you for the reply..i have another question about my naturalization certificate..it ask for number of certificate, date and place it was issued. i got the number and the date but the place was issued its not on my certification. what should i do? just put the date and the number ?