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[LGB7A 0]

After staying up late to make an almost perfect I-129F packet, I went to the USPS Office in a thunderstorm before work. It felt good to finally send it off, but there's some things that I still wonder about.

• The only writing I put on the postage label was USCIS, P.O. Box 660151, Dallas, TX 75266. I feel like I was missing something.
  
• G-325A forms had work addresses hand-written in the small box but it was written small very small with two lines stacked on each other.
  
• Used a blue pen.
  

[Rich&Vero 14]

As far as the address goes, that'll get it there.

I'm hoping they won't have a problem with the addresses or blue ink (I have a feeling it'll be fine), but if they end up sending it back, use a separate sheet for that item. That's what I had to do.

[Inky 1,110]

Blue ink is fine. There are often people getting RFEs for using blank ink because USCIS did not believe it was a real signature.

[TBoneTX 43,058]

blank ink

Quite a typo from someone named Inky!

OP, you're fine, si man. Only thing that I might have done extra was to put "Original I-129F" on the label, too, but the people who open the envelope will figure that out.

[Inky 1,110]

Quite a typo from someone named Inky!

OP, you're fine, si man. Only thing that I might have done extra was to put "Original I-129F" on the label, too, but the people who open the envelope will figure that out.

lol! yep

[LGB7A 0]

Thanks everyone. If I have to redo the G-325A forms, I know exactly what I need to do.

[Soju 5]

I agree that form G-325A for work history is way too short. I couldn't type in full addresses in. I had to abbreviate and also leave out spaces because I used adobe to input.

[Rich&Vero 14]

I agree that form G-325A for work history is way too short. I couldn't type in full addresses in. I had to abbreviate and also leave out spaces because I used adobe to input.

My fiancee only worked at one place in the last 5 years and only had 2 apartments in that time, so on hers I used 2 lines on the form for each address and made sure the dates lined up correctly.

Mine, though, forget it. Not even close to enough room. Had to use a separate sheet. But either way, they accepted it and sent it on for processing.

I don't think they make that big of a deal about this form. Technically they don't even need to be signed. The petitioner's signature on the I-129F is deemed sufficient and the beneficiary can sign at the interview.