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My bf is a U.S citizen he is trying to answer the question regarding the citizenship/ nationality in Form G-325a...what would be the correct answer...please guys I need your response!!

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My bf is a U.S citizen he is trying to answer the question regarding the citizenship/ nationality in Form G-325a...what would be the correct answer...please guys I need your response!!

If your Filipino then that is the answer for the citizenship question.

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My bf is a U.S citizen he is trying to answer the question regarding the citizenship/ nationality in Form G-325a...what would be the correct answer...please guys I need your response!!

Correct answer - U.S. Citizen. ;)

Have you completed your G-325A along with your Letter of Intent to marry and sent them to him?

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If your Filipino then that is the answer for the citizenship question.

Yes I wrote Filipino....but in my bf case he's confused regarding citizenship/nationality in the G-325a

Correct answer - U.S. Citizen. ;)

Have you completed your G-325A along with your Letter of Intent to marry and sent them to him?

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Correct answer - U.S. Citizen. ;)

Have you completed your G-325A along with your Letter of Intent to marry and sent them to him?

Yes...we completed our letter of intent to marry! He should write U.S. even he's nationality is Filipino?

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Yes...we completed our letter of intent to marry! He should write U.S. even he's nationality is Filipino?

I thought you said he was a U.S. citizen ?

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Yes...he is a U.S Citizen...

OK, he is a dual citizen? No problem.

In the case of the G-325A he needs to list United States (U.S., USA)

He has to be a USC to petition you.

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I think the op is confusing the word nationality for ethnicity/race. I think her fiancé is a Filipino-American. Where many Filipinos in PI think americans can be only white. Also many Americans are confused by the meaning of nationality too. So the answer to question would be us citizen.

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I think the op is confusing the word nationality for ethnicity/race. I think her fiancé is a Filipino-American. Where many Filipinos in PI think americans can be only white. Also many Americans are confused by the meaning of nationality too. So the answer to question would be us citizen.

Thank you he wrote US Citizen !

OK, he is a dual citizen? No problem.

In the case of the G-325A he needs to list United States (U.S., USA)

He has to be a USC to petition you.

Yes...that's right! Thank soooo much!

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