G325A Question -- applicant name?

[Cheryl-Hossein 25]

I'm filling out our G325As. On the very bottom of the form it says "applicant :print your name and alien registration number". Is this my information (i'm the petitioner) or his info? In other words, do I put his name on the bottom of my application? Or do I put my own?

And then the same question for his G325A -- who's name goes on the bottom of his application?

I've decided to go down this road without a lawyer, so I may lean on everyone here a bit.

Thanks in advance!

Cheryl.

[d3adc0d3 186]

I used a paperwork service to check my app, and on the G-325A I put in N/A for the ARN on both, and for the names, the name of the person who's information the form was for.

So for me I put my name in the bottom and N/A for the ARN.

For my fiance I put his name in the bottom and N/A for the ARN.

I haven't (yet) gotten an RFE, but that doesn't mean I won't get one.

Hope that helps.

[Cheryl-Hossein 25]

That makes sense, and is the direction I was leaning towards. How did you find the paperwork service? Were they worth the money?

[d3adc0d3 186]

I work a lot of hours so I appreciated the peace of mind and the guidance and moral support they offer.

The service cost me $400 (because I had them mail it for me, so it covers the cost of overnight delivery) at RapidVisa. A friend of mine had married his Filipino wife and another his wife from Japan. They both used the service and recommended it to me.

I don't know if it's worth it for you, but because I'm so busy all the time, I appreciated having the assistance.

You fill out your petition using their online forms, which fills out all the appropriate information (that you provided) on the application -- its very much simplified. They'll check your petition and make sure its all in order, but if any information (like DoB or Addresses, or PoB, etc) is incorrect you'll have to catch that. They won't know what it's supposed to be.

I would say its helpful to those who are really uneasy about doing it themselves or who lack the time to do all the research.

Certainly cheaper than a Lawyer!

Edited July 13, 2013 by d3adc0d3

[Cheryl-Hossein 25]

Thanks so much -- yes, definitely cheaper than a lawyer. I'll check them out!