Applicant's residence

[papacitouno 0]

Dear friends, I am just getting started with the immigration process for my wife and stepdaughter. We were married here in Ecuador on May 4th, 2012. I want to get the proper forms and supporting documents of asap. I am a little confused about the Bio. info g-325A form. Were it ask for applicant's place of residence for the last 5 years I would think I would just put my address here in Ecuador; however, then it ask for the address of residency of more than 1 year outside US. I am then assuming the first part (last 5 years) is referring to a US address. I can supply a couple of address I have had there but I was actually living in Ecuador since 2007 full time. I will certainly have other questions later but appreciate help with this issue if possible. Thanks

[Darnell 8,478]

The Petitioner and the Beneficiary BOTH fill out a G-325-A;

so that's TWO G-325-A's - one for you, one for her.

When filling it out, make sure you use YOUR voice, and not the foreign spouse.

The foreign spouse will fill out theirs with THEIR voice.

So, with that said,

you peg the anomoly, as you not have a USA address within the time span.

use what ya got.

and GOOD LUCK !

[amyjohans 4]

Dear friends, I am just getting started with the immigration process for my wife and stepdaughter. We were married here in Ecuador on May 4th, 2012. I want to get the proper forms and supporting documents of asap. I am a little confused about the Bio. info g-325A form. Were it ask for applicant's place of residence for the last 5 years I would think I would just put my address here in Ecuador; however, then it ask for the address of residency of more than 1 year outside US. I am then assuming the first part (last 5 years) is referring to a US address. I can supply a couple of address I have had there but I was actually living in Ecuador since 2007 full time. I will certainly have other questions later but appreciate help with this issue if possible. Thanks

Put your address in Ecuador on the forms and you will automatically get expedited at the USCIS stage. It seems most USC's living abroad are getting their petitions automatically expedited.