G-325A questions

[Gary&Isa 0]

OK. So my wife just sent me her g325a form- she signed it but didn't date it. Can I date it or do they have to go back?

The box which states, "Applicant's last address outside the United States of more than 1 year." We left this blank. Is that ok?

Also, what does it mean to get a marriage certificate, birth certificate etc. "legalized"?

Thanks,

Gary

[sdw 10]

Put the date in.

I would put none for last address outside the United States if you don't have one.

You need to have originals of those documents later in the process.

[Ray & Ces 1]

OK. So my wife just sent me her g325a form- she signed it but didn't date it. Can I date it or do they have to go back?

The box which states, "Applicant's last address outside the United States of more than 1 year." We left this blank. Is that ok?

Also, what does it mean to get a marriage certificate, birth certificate etc. "legalized"?

Thanks,

Gary

Hello my friend, when Me and my husband sending our papers in USCIS my husband sending properly and he sending what USCIS needed. You can write the date my friend it is important. We sending marriage license and birth certificate authenticated and other supporting papers. When I am sending to my husband aout my last adress outside the United STate I am writing what my present address right now.

My friend I hope it can help you..if you have some question feel free to write me back

Thanks

Baille

[Gary&Isa 0]

The thing is my wife has never been to the US so it seems this wouldn't apply. In fact she's never left her country. So I suppose a N/A or NONE would be sufficient. As for me, I've never lived outside the country for more than a year so this wouldn't apply to me either.

Edited June 13, 2010 by Gary&Isa

[Gary&Isa 0]

Thank you(so far) for the responses.

Gary

[xelance 31]

I would think she would put her current address, because the question says last address OUTSIDE the U.S. My wife put her current address on the form because she doesn't live in the US and that is her last address outside the US...just my thinking.

[kruz_patz 22]

I would think she would put her current address, because the question says last address OUTSIDE the U.S. My wife put her current address on the form because she doesn't live in the US and that is her last address outside the US...just my thinking.

I put the same, my current address outside USA.

[OBX 51]

OK. So my wife just sent me her g325a form- she signed it but didn't date it. Can I date it or do they have to go back?

The box which states, "Applicant's last address outside the United States of more than 1 year." We left this blank. Is that ok?

Also, what does it mean to get a marriage certificate, birth certificate etc. "legalized"?

Thanks,

Gary

A good rule of thumb throughout this process is to never leave a questioned unanswered. NONE or N/A as applicable should be used. Good luck!

[pushbrk 12,103]

The thing is my wife has never been to the US so it seems this wouldn't apply. In fact she's never left her country. So I suppose a N/A or NONE would be sufficient. As for me, I've never lived outside the country for more than a year so this wouldn't apply to me either.

Her last address outside the USA would be either her current address, or if at the current address less than a year, the most recent address at which she lived for more than a year.

Interpret "outside the USA" literally just as every other question.

[gumbi2400 1]

Her last address outside the USA would be either her current address, or if at the current address less than a year, the most recent address at which she lived for more than a year.

Interpret "outside the USA" literally just as every other question.

Uh oh. I just had my wife mail me back a corrected one, and in it for the same question it says "N/A (never lived in the United States)" Will this be ok, or will it be a problem. Next question, if it is a problem, will the whole thing get denied? Any help would be greatly greatly appreciated.

[OBX 51]

Her last address outside the USA would be either her current address, or if at the current address less than a year, the most recent address at which she lived for more than a year.

Interpret "outside the USA" literally just as every other question.

This is the correct way for the beneficiary to answer that question. The question is applicable and so N/A would not be a valid answer.

The beneficiary (non USC spouse) would answer as pushbrk noted above.

The USC would answer (on their G-325A) with either an address at which they did live outside the US or NONE if they never lived outside the US.

Edited June 15, 2010 by OBX

[pushbrk 12,103]

Uh oh. I just had my wife mail me back a corrected one, and in it for the same question it says "N/A (never lived in the United States)" Will this be ok, or will it be a problem. Next question, if it is a problem, will the whole thing get denied? Any help would be greatly greatly appreciated.

They'll forgive the error because the answer is already shown correctly on the form anyway. They can see clearly what her last address outside the USA for more than a year was, if you provided 5 years of residence history as required.

[tokyo.lovers 6]

yeah we just wrote his current address in that spot since he has lived there his whole life and no problems.