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i am unemployed at the moment but will begin work on feb.1 i was about to send in my application for petitioning my wife but as I was filling out the biographical info sheet (g325a), i realized that putting "unemployed" on the 1st line of the employment history portion might endanger my application for petition. does anybody have an input on this? will it really make a difference in their (CIS) decision to grant or deny the petition as by the time they would ask for the affidavit of support, I'd have my soon to be employer listed there.

i know it's just a difference of 3 weeks. but 3 weeks is also a long time not be with one's wife.

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