A few more G-325a questions

[Gingerpants 8]

Hello again,

I have a few more questions about specific questions and nit-picky things on the G-325a and I'm hoping someone can help.

-For the employment section: should employment dates be written as numbers (Month= 06, Year= 2009), or as numbers and letters (Month=Jun, Year= 2009)? The example for on this site shows the months as two digit numbers but in the pdf form when I scroll over this part it says "type month; 3 letters only; ex Jan).

-For the employment section: My fiance has only been employed three times in the last five years and it says to leave no blank periods, so for the empty lines should I fill in unemployed student or just leave these blank?

-For the employment section: My employment will require additional lines and the sample form on the site says to make note of there being an attachment in this section if needed....so where do I put that? Do I put that note in it's own line?

-Residence section: "Applicants last address outside the US of more than one year"

Since we've moved back to Ireland we haven't lived anywhere for 12 months, so would my fiance put his address from a few years ago (the house he grew up in)?

-Native Alphabet Question: on the forums here I've read not to us N/A, to use none instead or you'll get an RFE, but on the example form on here this question shows to put N/A. Is this a typo?

[Young Love 5]

-For the employment section: should employment dates be written as numbers (Month= 06, Year= 2009), or as numbers and letters (Month=Jun, Year= 2009)? The example for on this site shows the months as two digit numbers but in the pdf form when I scroll over this part it says "type month; 3 letters only; ex Jan).

The month is the first three letters, and the year will be all 4 digits (ie. JUL 2008)

-For the employment section: My fiance has only been employed three times in the last five years and it says to leave no blank periods, so for the empty lines should I fill in unemployed student or just leave these blank?

If she's been unemployed within the past five years then yes, put unemployed from _____ to _____. Don't leave a gap, but don't list anything prior to five years.

-For the employment section: My employment will require additional lines and the sample form on the site says to make note of there being an attachment in this section if needed....so where do I put that? Do I put that note in it's own line?

Include a supplement sheet behind the form, title it "Supplemental Sheet for __________'s form G-325a, state "Applicant Employment in the Last Five Years," and list all the additional info, and sign and date it. Be sure to write "See supplemental sheet" on the corresponding space on the G-325a.

-Residence section: "Applicants last address outside the US of more than one year"

Since we've moved back to Ireland we haven't lived anywhere for 12 months, so would my fiance put his address from a few years ago (the house he grew up in)?

List wherever your fiance officially last resided outside the US for more than a year. Basically the last mailing address, not if they were just visiting.

-Native Alphabet Question: on the forums here I've read not to us N/A, to use none instead or you'll get an RFE, but on the example form on here this question shows to put N/A. Is this a typo?

You can definitely use N/A, it's on the instructions.

Good luck!

[moleary 2]

Edited July 2, 2010 by moleary

[Gingerpants 8]

Good luck!

Okay, so would the corresponding space be the last row in the table? Sorry, I just want to be absolutely sure I've filled in everything correctly

[Young Love 5]

Okay, so would the corresponding space be the last row in the table? Sorry, I just want to be absolutely sure I've filled in everything correctly

No problem.

The corresponding space would be whichever row that the info on your supplemental sheet belongs in.

Edited July 4, 2010 by Young Love

[Gingerpants 8]

Okay, thank you!