G325a Who fills this out?

[StateSide 0]

Who is supposed to fill out a G325a in a K-1 based AOS package?

Do children who came with my K-1 wife also need to fill out a G325a?

[az110965 252]

1 G325A for you

1 G325A for your fiancee

Children do not need separate G-325A

[Tygrys 143]

1 G325A for you

1 G325A for your fiancee

Children do not need separate G-325A

OP asked for I-485 package (AOS), not I-129F. No G-325A for USC is required when adjusting status.

[StateSide 0]

OP asked for I-485 package (AOS), not I-129F. No G-325A for USC is required when adjusting status.

Acording to the "Guides" posted on this website, a G325a is one of the required documents for an AOS for a K-1 visa spouse. Where are you getting your information leading you to comment that a G325a is not required?

[SunDrop 59]

Acording to the "Guides" posted on this website, a G325a is one of the required documents for an AOS for a K-1 visa spouse. Where are you getting your information leading you to comment that a G325a is not required?

It doesn't say that one is required for the USC. Unlike the K1 I-129F petition, where both petitioner and beneficiary need a G-325a, with AOS, only the beneficiary needs it.

Depends on the ages of the children. All children 14 or older on a K2 visa need to complete biometrics.

Moving to from K1 P&P to AOS (Family Based) as topic is AOS related.

Edited February 16, 2010 by SunDrop

[VanessaTony 3,567]

Acording to the "Guides" posted on this website, a G325a is one of the required documents for an AOS for a K-1 visa spouse. Where are you getting your information leading you to comment that a G325a is not required?

Agree with Sundrop.

The Guide DOES list a G-325A but what you have to remember is that in terms of AOS from a K1, the USC has NOTHING to do with the process outside of marrying the K1, and filling in a 864 for them (as the K1 obviously needs a sponsor), so, every form listed is for the K1 to supply unless the USC is specifically mentioned.

You do raise a valid point though and I will ask that it be changed to make it more clear.

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OP, please feel free to read the AOS thread in my signature which should explain the process in a bit more detail.

Best of luck.

Edited February 16, 2010 by Vanessa&Tony

[norrin 3]

What it actually says, is if one has not already been filed for the USC then it needs to filed with AOS. However, this should have been filed with your I-129F