G-325A form

[copyguy76 0]

Would like to know what you put in the box G-325A mom is passed away the box says city and countre of residence also no I-129f form it wants list of exwifes I was married three times first was only one month annualed the 2 was ended by putting add in paper for third marrieg the third I have papers for do I need papers for all of them? or do I just list the last one?

[JeannieL 44]

You will need decrees from all of them. In the box on the 325A I would put deceased.

[Alan-and-Ira 1]

We just put Deceased in the 'City and Country' box. The petition got approved w/o any RFEs. If I am not mistaken, we also included the copy of the Death Certificate.

[Barbara J 115]

Would like to know what you put in the box G-325A mom is passed away the box says city and countre of residence also no I-129f form it wants list of exwifes I was married three times first was only one month annualed the 2 was ended by putting add in paper for third marrieg the third I have papers for do I need papers for all of them? or do I just list the last one?

As quoted put deceased on 325 and yes you need all divorce decrees and the annulment document. They are very strict on that trust me I know my fiance was married 3 times too and he had to send all 3 decrees.

[Darnell 8,480]

the bad news, is that you need certified copies of divorce decrees on all prior divorces / annullments.

The good news is that you submit a regular PHOTOCOPY of said 'certified divorce decrees' with initial I-129F filing.

If any deceased spouse (deceased whilst married) a photocopy of the death certificate is sufficient.

Later, on interview day, these 'certified copies' must be presented.

When submitting photocopies on initial I-129F submittal, ensure that any 'seal' or 'stamp' is visible in the photocopy, else you'll get an RFE at USCIS.

re: the second marriage (ad in paper) - if common law marriage, with 'common law divorce' then you'll need a bit more documentation than just an 'ad in the paper' - but if not 'common law', if actually a divorce decree, then include the photocopy of the divorce decree in the I-129F submittal.

re: fiance's dead mother - no extra paperwork required.