Question about G-325A address and employment sections

[jace5869 9]

I'm working on finalizing the G-325A and I-130 documents and I'm wondering if I'm going a little overboard.

For the sections on employment and locations of residents I'm making sure there are NO blank spaces. So, for example I haven't lived, or worked in 5-6 different places, only about 2 or 3, I'm putting NONE and N/A's in everything..like:

UNEMPLOYED N/A DATE/DATE

PLACE OF WORK #1 TECHNICIAN DATE/DATE

NONE N/A N/A / N/A

NONE N/A N/A / N/A

NONE N/A N/A / N/A

for my residence, and especially for my wife I have to make a continuation page so I have it formated like:

SEE ATTACHED CONTINUATION DOTHAN DATE/DATE

NONE N/A N/A / N/A

NONE N/A N/A / N/A

NONE N/A N/A / N/A

NONE N/A N/A / N/A

I'm basically saying "See attached", but also filling out the stuff that would fit in the boxes....Should I do this, or just put "See attached" and then leave the rest blank and put everything on a continuation page?

Also, i'm filling out all of my forms I-130, G-325A, DS forms and I-864 in ALL CAPS...okay? I know I-864 is the only one stating to put all caps, but I figured it would be okay.

Thank you!

[NikLR 13,234]

You do not need to fill out all the rest of the spaces like that. It's okay to leave those blank because you've answered the question.

You also do not need to do all caps but can if you want to. I like to put last names in capitals and then the rest with regular grammar. ex: LASTNAME, Firstname Middlename But you can do it however you want.

LOL

[moveslikestar 1]

I'm working on finalizing the G-325A and I-130 documents and I'm wondering if I'm going a little overboard.

For the sections on employment and locations of residents I'm making sure there are NO blank spaces. So, for example I haven't lived, or worked in 5-6 different places, only about 2 or 3, I'm putting NONE and N/A's in everything..like:

UNEMPLOYED N/A DATE/DATE

PLACE OF WORK #1 TECHNICIAN DATE/DATE

NONE N/A N/A / N/A

NONE N/A N/A / N/A

NONE N/A N/A / N/A

for my residence, and especially for my wife I have to make a continuation page so I have it formated like:

SEE ATTACHED CONTINUATION DOTHAN DATE/DATE

NONE N/A N/A / N/A

NONE N/A N/A / N/A

NONE N/A N/A / N/A

NONE N/A N/A / N/A

I'm basically saying "See attached", but also filling out the stuff that would fit in the boxes....Should I do this, or just put "See attached" and then leave the rest blank and put everything on a continuation page?

Also, i'm filling out all of my forms I-130, G-325A, DS forms and I-864 in ALL CAPS...okay? I know I-864 is the only one stating to put all caps, but I figured it would be okay.

Thank you!

When we did ours, we simply attached a secondary sheet and put SEE ATTACHED FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION. on the G325A -- No issues with that.

i also preferred to type the forms in caps to avoid any issues with misinterpretation of letters (ie. L and I)... JUSTTT IN CASE...

[Ozz777 23]

We did all CAPS as well. And our continuation sheets were laid out just like the forms they corresponded to.

[jace5869 9]

On the G-325A form does the address need to be full name, street address, city, state? Or can it be just city state/country? I think I read you can do standard/heavy abbreviations for the form.

[jace5869 9]

Does my wife need to include work as an intern when she was in college (no pay)?

[NikLR 13,234]

Was she an intern less than 5 years ago? Yes I would say she should, she was working.