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Elen B.   0

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Hi everyone,

Reading the RFE post, I saw not to leave gaps on the timeframes of residence and employment boxes on G-325A

Well, my situation is different, I have two part-time jobs and because of it I have coincident times, like this:

Employment X - occupation - 09/2007 to present time

Employment Y - occupation - 06/2014 to 11/2014

Could this be an issue? Do I have to specify they are part-time?

Thanks for helping,

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PDXDD   28

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Just put" (part time job)" after the job title.

Everything will be ok.

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Elen B.   0

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Thank you for the reply,

Unfortunately, I got an eye on this detail just today and I sent my forms on Sunday!

Well, as I must have my original sign on it, I think I'll have to mail this. :)

No problem, better avoiding future delays!!!!!!

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I still don't think it will cause any problems.

good luck:)

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Elen B.   0

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Do you think I can let the way it is? I'd rather.

It's because we see too many people talking about their RFE when apparently there's absolutely nothing wrong! We get confused and unsure. :/

Thank you again.

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j&ana   363

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I had a 3 month gap on my employment as I had move to Austin from Denver and got another job before I file the petition. I did get a RFE but it was for the nso copy of marriage certificate nothing to do with the G-325 A form. I was approved 19 days after I sent my RFE in. IF you had major gaps or overlap on the form it might cause a problem but I do not think yours will be a problem

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Visa Received : 2015-05-13

Date of US Entry : 2015-06-09
 

Date of Social Security card receive : 06-2015

Date of Green Card received 07-2015

Date of ROC FILE 05-19-2017

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Both my fiance and I had jobs with overlapping dates and had no issues. We didn't specify if these jobs were part of full time. Good luck :)

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Guys!!!!!!

VisaJourney is definitely an awesome way to be successfull in our process. People here usually know much more than lots of lawyers and certified translators who think we are silly and stupid!

I won't waste money and time with that.

Thank you all!

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