difference G-325 and G-325A?

[Timf79 3]

Hello,

I am not sure which form to use the G-325 or the G-325A?

I can not see a difference.

Since your step by step refers to the G-325A and that is referenced in the I-130, I guess this is the correct one?

And I need one for me and one for my spouse, correct?

[silvana.toma 15]

yes ...depending on what you are planing on doing...you will need 3 G-325A. If your wife is the beneficiary then she will need 2, onw will go with the I-130, and one will go with her I-485. Then the petitioner will need just one that will go with the I-130.

[Timf79 3]

The G-325A has a black box at the bottom, this asks for the Applicant to enter alien registration number etc.

SHould this box only filled out for the immigrant but left blank for the US citizen?

[silvana.toma 15]

SO, the black box at the bottom is to be filled out by whoever is filling the above part as well. Is your wife the usc? If so, then she will fill out one G325A, and also at the bottom in the black box she will fill out with her info, then at alien reg number she will put N/A...as a us citizen you dont have a alien number.

then if you are the beneficiary you complete 2 G-325A's, and at the bottom in the black box you will put your name, and as for alien number...do you have an alien number? are any of your visa's have an alien number? on the I-94 there is no alien number, so if you came as a tourist you don't have a number, so you put n/a

[Timf79 3]

I came on a L1, but I can not find a alien registration number on teh Visa in my passport.

[katgrl 14]

There is essentially no difference in the forms. From what I've read, at one time, the G325A had carbon copies attached that you would send here or there. But like you stated, the G325A is what is referenced, so I think that's what most people use. The petitioner will need one and the beneficiary will need 2. On the beneficiary's forms, if you have the A#, then include that. For the petitioner's forms, you would put the petitioner's info, so if they have an A# put that.