G-325A Stuff

[PlusUltra 8]

Hello VJers,

I am a Filipina and is in the process of filling up my G-325A to be sent to my fiance in the US. Noob question but here goes...

1. The G-325A requires your employment for the last five years. I've only started working since 2011 and was only 4 years ago. Will I still write that I was unemployed from 2010 until 2011? Or there's no need for that.

My fiance insists on asking this too lol

1. He is a naturalized citizen and is a Filipino too. Will he write his previous A# on the form or no need?

More power and our success depends on you!

[manilaraf 28]

Hello VJers,

I am a Filipina and is in the process of filling up my G-325A to be sent to my fiance in the US. Noob question but here goes...

1. The G-325A requires your employment for the last five years. I've only started working since 2011 and was only 4 years ago. Will I still write that I was unemployed from 2010 until 2011? Or there's no need for that.

My fiance insists on asking this too lol

1. He is a naturalized citizen and is a Filipino too. Will he write his previous A# on the form or no need?

More power and our success depends on you!

I and the wife only put where were were employed. It's kind of understood that if you didn't have employment for a certain period of time, that you're unemployed.

I'm also Filipino, but am a Naturalized US Citizen. I didn't put any A#. Remember that the same forms are used by Green Card holders to petition their relatives and thus, they have to put their A#. Don't let your fiance confuse things by putting an A# when there's no need to since he's a USC.

Edited March 25, 2015 by manilaraf

[PlusUltra 8]

 

I and the wife only put where were were employed. It's kind of understood that if you didn't have employment for a certain period of time, that you're unemployed.

I'm also Filipino, but am a Naturalized US Citizen. I didn't put any A#. Remember that the same forms are used by Green Card holders to petition their relatives and thus, they have to put their A#. Don't let your fiance confuse things by putting an A# when there's no need to since he's a USC.

 

Thanks manilaraf. Your input is highly appreciated and have helped us a lot! Thank you!

[Hank_ 9,174]

Hello VJers,

I am a Filipina and is in the process of filling up my G-325A to be sent to my fiance in the US. Noob question but here goes...

1. The G-325A requires your employment for the last five years. I've only started working since 2011 and was only 4 years ago. Will I still write that I was unemployed from 2010 until 2011? Or there's no need for that.

My fiance insists on asking this too lol

1. He is a naturalized citizen and is a Filipino too. Will he write his previous A# on the form or no need?

More power and our success depends on you!

Being you have only worked the past 4 years, that is all you can list.

Edited March 25, 2015 by Hank_