Last minute question before I send the G-325A to my wife

[Mikhail 1]

We dont know the birthdate of my wifes parents just the year they were born so on the form I wrote /1943 and /1949, I was told that it was fine if you do that if we dont know thankssss

[Bobby+Umit 161]

We dont know the birthdate of my wifes parents just the year they were born so on the form I wrote /1943 and /1949, I was told that it was fine if you do that if we dont know thankssss

That is sufficient.

[Visa Pro 1]

We dont know the birthdate of my wifes parents just the year they were born so on the form I wrote /1943 and /1949, I was told that it was fine if you do that if we dont know thankssss

I think you need their DOB. Their birth place (city/ country) is not required.

[Bobby+Umit 161]

I think you need their DOB. Their birth place (city/ country) is not required.

If you do not have the full date - you can just put the year.

I was in a similar situation and had no issues with just the year for my Father in laws DOB.

They are more concerned about your information, not your parents (in this instance - the 325 is for the child, not the parent)

[OBX 51]

If you do not have the full date - you can just put the year.

I was in a similar situation and had no issues with just the year for my Father in laws DOB.

They are more concerned about your information, not your parents (in this instance - the 325 is for the child, not the parent)

^^Agreed. I had no information on my parents (DOB or place of birth). I filled in my forms as "UNKNOWN" and had no issues at all throughout the process. Good luck!

Edited April 18, 2010 by OBX

[pushbrk 12,963]

^^Agreed. I had no information on my parents (DOB or place of birth). I filled in my forms as "UNKNOWN" and had no issues at all throughout the process. Good luck!

Correct, if unknown, state "unknown" at least for parent information. This won't work for the petitioner or beneficiary or any children of beneficiary.