G-325A Employment - incomplete, unemployment and studying

[kiamha 0]

Hi, I have just completed the G-325A and a supplementary page which included my employment for the past 5 years. However, there are many gaps in this timeline. I during the past 5 years I have studied twice and have several periods of unemployment.

Is it a problem that I did not include these in my timeline?

Thanks, Marsha

[LotofPatience 65]

Hi, I have just completed the G-325A and a supplementary page which included my employment for the past 5 years. However, there are many gaps in this timeline. I during the past 5 years I have studied twice and have several periods of unemployment.

Is it a problem that I did not include these in my timeline?

Thanks, Marsha

You can fill the gap with unemployed, studies etc. Basically, they want to know what you did in the last 5 years.

Loto

[kiamha 0]

You can fill the gap with unemployed, studies etc. Basically, they want to know what you did in the last 5 years.

Loto

The problem is that I'm currently in the US and I have sent my portion of the application to the UK to my husband for him to submit it all. It would cost me another 50 to re-send him just this page and delay our submission by a few days.

Is it really that necessary?

Thanks

[LotofPatience 65]

The problem is that I'm currently in the US and I have sent my portion of the application to the UK to my husband for him to submit it all. It would cost me another 50 to re-send him just this page and delay our submission by a few days.

Is it really that necessary?

Thanks

It depends on the adjudicating officer. If they want more info, they will notify as an RFE to provide further details. Otherwise it will just go through.

Loto

[Nik+Heather 121]

So...why is your husband sending the petition from the UK?

If the problem is in the supplement you provided and not on the form which requires your signature, why not fix the supplement with "unemployed" in your work history and email that to him for printing? It wouldn't delay you too much, surely. If it needs a new original signature, then one page in the post only costs about a dollar, and in my experience arrives within a week. I know you're excited to get things sent off, but a week is hardly anything...

[Aya820 33]

The problem is that I'm currently in the US and I have sent my portion of the application to the UK to my husband for him to submit it all. It would cost me another 50 to re-send him just this page and delay our submission by a few days.

Is it really that necessary?

Thanks

I agree with you Nik+Heather. But IMO if the missing info IS on the signature page, then spending 50 more to send in complete and correct documents to USCIS is better than getting a RFE and wasting time sending back to them what should have been sent in the first place

Edited October 11, 2010 by Aya820

[Nik+Heather 121]

I agree with you Nik+Heather. But IMO if the missing info IS on the signature page, then spending 50 more to send in complete and correct documents to USCIS is better than getting a RFE and wasting time sending back to them what should have been sent in the first place

I'm not saying not to send it - just that they don't need to express overnight the new page for $50 when they can regular-mail it for just $1.