Full addresses required for g-325a?

[Zadan 1]

I just noticed this example document on another site:

http://www.***removed***/forms/g-325a-sampl...information.pdf

What struck me is that it didn't have the full address of his employers. What annoys me is that there isn't actually enough space to type it, and it'd be nice if it isn't really necessary. I then found this link which poses that quesiton, and has a reply from someone who appears to be a lawyer and suggests its not necessary:

http://britishexpats.com/forum/showthread.php?t=213151

Specifically, he writes:

My practice is to ensure that the G-325A is accuarate. I am not as concerned that it be complete. For example, on the employment history, I do NOT put in the employer's street address -- I just put the city, eg. "Toyota, Fremont, CA".

Can anyone confirm that? Or comment as to whether they left out the full address and had their application processed just fine. I was going to print it out and stick labels on the document that have a small font so it will fit, re-scan that, print it, and sign it again so it looks all nice and neat. If it's not necessary that will be even better.

[Cory si Vik 0]

I tried to fit as much as possible of the name and address for my employers... I even used initials to make name shorter. My application had been successfully processed. Keep the address as simple as possible (Street and #, City, Zip). I know there are some countries where it is longer but.. again, try to keep it as simple as possible. You can call 1-800-375-5283 if you are in the US to ask this question to an authorized person and then post something here for everyone who may bump into the same problem. I had a problem with my fiancee residence address which is really long, but I kept it at the same shortness "Street and #, City, Zip" as I stated above. It was no problem with that either.

Good luck and post the results.

Thanks.

Vik

[ding 1]

Specifically, he writes:

My practice is to ensure that the G-325A is accuarate. I am not as concerned that it be complete. For example, on the employment history, I do NOT put in the employer's street address -- I just put the city, eg. "Toyota, Fremont, CA".

Can anyone confirm that? Or comment as to whether they left out the full address and had their application processed just fine. I was going to print it out and stick labels on the document that have a small font so it will fit, re-scan that, print it, and sign it again so it looks all nice and neat. If it's not necessary that will be even better.

That's what mine is like. We'll see. I guess you could write very neatly in black ink otherwise.

Edited February 14, 2007 by ding