I-130 and G325a Q's

[YayaYiyi 0]

My wife partially filled out a G-325a when i was in the Philippines. She signed and dated it. However, when I went to complete the form, there is no way that I am going to be able to fit her employment history on the lines provided. I have created a document that clearly spells out her work history, yet she is not here to sign this document. I am planning on sending the barely legible G-325 w/ her signature and then a copy of her work history attached. Is this going to be a problem?

Also, I am wondering if it is wise to send more information than what is asked of me. I have copies of certificates from when my wife worked in Saudi Arabia in their hospitals as well as hospitals in the phils. I am planning on sending them.

Also, since I have minimal proof of us having a bona-fide relationship, I had my father sign a document before a notary testifying to my union w/ my wife. The best form of proof I have is the communication via Skype. If they were simply to look at our history, it would clearly show that we are indeed in a bonafide marriage. I plan on doing two things w/ this. The first is simply giving them my Username and PW to Skype. The other is I created a video that films me logging in and showing the history of our communication. My question is am i making it harder on them to process the file (w/ the video)? And, will they use my username and password because if they will, then I can also give them my wife's facebook which has many pictures on it. I intend on signing a document giving them permission to view these things.

Also, I am planning on including a background sheet on both of us that explains deeper our identities in regards to being able to verify that we are indeed who we say we are. I'm not writing a major history, it is simply in list form. Again though, am I giving too much info? and, since my wife did not sign these extra sheets, does it make invalid?

Last, I was planning on sending a media disc that has various pictures (not the passport photos), the video and all other documents that I am sending. Is this a waste of time?

thanks in advance...

[dwheels76 5,468]

My wife partially filled out a G-325a when i was in the Philippines. She signed and dated it. However, when I went to complete the form, there is no way that I am going to be able to fit her employment history on the lines provided. I have created a document that clearly spells out her work history, yet she is not here to sign this document. I am planning on sending the barely legible G-325 w/ her signature and then a copy of her work history attached. Is this going to be a problem?

Also, I am wondering if it is wise to send more information than what is asked of me. I have copies of certificates from when my wife worked in Saudi Arabia in their hospitals as well as hospitals in the phils. I am planning on sending them.

Also, since I have minimal proof of us having a bona-fide relationship, I had my father sign a document before a notary testifying to my union w/ my wife. The best form of proof I have is the communication via Skype. If they were simply to look at our history, it would clearly show that we are indeed in a bonafide marriage. I plan on doing two things w/ this. The first is simply giving them my Username and PW to Skype. The other is I created a video that films me logging in and showing the history of our communication. My question is am i making it harder on them to process the file (w/ the video)? And, will they use my username and password because if they will, then I can also give them my wife's facebook which has many pictures on it. I intend on signing a document giving them permission to view these things.

Also, I am planning on including a background sheet on both of us that explains deeper our identities in regards to being able to verify that we are indeed who we say we are. I'm not writing a major history, it is simply in list form. Again though, am I giving too much info? and, since my wife did not sign these extra sheets, does it make invalid?

Last, I was planning on sending a media disc that has various pictures (not the passport photos), the video and all other documents that I am sending. Is this a waste of time?

thanks in advance...

I am planning on sending the barely legible G-325 w/ her signature and then a copy of her work history attached. Is this going to be a problem?

I would think if its barely legible that would be a problem. The attachment doesn't have to be signed. So thats fine.

Also, I am wondering if it is wise to send more information than what is asked of me. I have copies of certificates from when my wife worked in Saudi Arabia in their hospitals as well as hospitals in the phils. I am planning on sending them.

What do you need certificates for. That doesn't prove anything. You have job history down thats good.

Also, since I have minimal proof of us having a bona-fide relationship, I had my father sign a document before a notary testifying to my union w/ my wife. The best form of proof I have is the communication via Skype. If they were simply to look at our history, it would clearly show that we are indeed in a bonafide marriage.

This is all good extra evidence of bonafide relationship. Be sure to include your visa stamps, boarding passes of all your visits. Pics with friends and family.

The first is simply giving them my Username and PW to Skype.

For what reason would you do this? You are submitting your emails and IM's you said select what you want. You really want your email to be open season left for interpretation?

The other is I created a video that films me logging in and showing the history of our communication. My question is am i making it harder on them to process the file (w/ the video)?

No media, flashdrve, CD, DVD are even allowed. So don't even try.

And, will they use my username and password because if they will, then I can also give them my wife's facebook which has many pictures on it. I intend on signing a document giving them permission to view these things.

They can see your username when you submit your log or emails. You are really making this way to complicated than it needs to be.

Also, I am planning on including a background sheet on both of us that explains deeper our identities in regards to being able to verify that we are indeed who we say we are. I'm not writing a major history, it is simply in list form. Again though, am I giving too much info?

Honestly why would you do this? A history of your identity? This whole process is to prove you are in a Bonafide Marriage what does a history of your identity do. You are distracting from the point of the process.

Last, I was planning on sending a media disc that has various pictures (not the passport photos), the video and all other documents that I am sending. Is this a waste of time?

See above not allowed.Yes a waste and never will be reviewed or seen. And they either return it or throw away.

[CaizLurol 36]

If you read the directions on the USCIS website, they do not accept any type of media other than printed pictures.

In other words, no videos or films, DVDs, CDs, etc.

No need to give your username and password for anything.