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My girl is filling out her g325 and her parents were killed when she was a baby and she was raised by her aunt. She has her parents names but neither dob or where they were born, will this cause delay in approval?

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It shouldn't cause any delay. My fiance knew when his dad (now deceased) was born, but neither he nor his mom could remember where he was born. He put 'unknown' for that.

Granted, my NOA2 took 128 days :lol: but I sincerely doubt it was because of 'unknown' on the G325 A.

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My girl is filling out her g325 and her parents were killed when she was a baby and she was raised by her aunt. She has her parents names but neither dob or where they were born, will this cause delay in approval?

I definitely do not know the real answer to this question but, that said, I would imagine you should be fine. I'd include a cover letter stating why you do not know the dates or where they were born. Just curious, but does her aunt not know at least 'where' they were born?

Like I said, I think if you include a cover letter explaining the situation and then in the actual place for DOB just write "unknown" or something like that.

Again, I'm only guessing as to what you should do...but I'd think that would be enough.

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My girl is filling out her g325 and her parents were killed when she was a baby and she was raised by her aunt. She has her parents names but neither dob or where they were born, will this cause delay in approval?

I would think the day and place of birth of her parents should be on her Birth Certificate. Or am I wrong?

L&H

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2007-06-23 US entry, POE New York JFK (day 150)

2007-07-20 MARRIED!!!

AOS Journey

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2007-09-15 Biometrics Appt in Oakland

2007-10-17 EAD card arrived in mail

2007-11-19 AOS interview in San Francisco - approved pending FBI name check

2007-12-22 AOS approved!!!

I-751 Journey

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2009-10-23 package arrived at CSC

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We also did not know the DOB or location for my fiancee's father. We put 'unknown'. We were never questioned about it...

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My girl is filling out her g325 and her parents were killed when she was a baby and she was raised by her aunt. She has her parents names but neither dob or where they were born, will this cause delay in approval?

I would think the day and place of birth of her parents should be on her Birth Certificate. Or am I wrong?

Depends, I guess, on how each country does their birth certificates. My fiance's includes his parent's full names and even his dad's occupation (!) but not their dates of birth.

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Put as much information as you know (what country they were born in, year date if you have it...the aunt should roughly know when her brother/sister was born, shouldn't she?) but also include an explanation either on the cover page or a page immediately following the biographic info sheets stating the circumstances. Perhaps give her aunt's information as well as she was her legal guardian.

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Filed: Country: Czech Republic
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My girl is filling out her g325 and her parents were killed when she was a baby and she was raised by her aunt. She has her parents names but neither dob or where they were born, will this cause delay in approval?

I would think the day and place of birth of her parents should be on her Birth Certificate. Or am I wrong?

Depends, I guess, on how each country does their birth certificates. My fiance's includes his parent's full names and even his dad's occupation (!) but not their dates of birth.

Well, my BC has places and days of birth of both of my parents, as well as their occupation. I even have all of my grandparents on it! But as you said, every country puts different, more or less detailed, information...

L&H

K1 Journey

2007-01-24 I-129F sent to CSC (day 0)

2007-05-07 NOA2 (day 103)

2007-06-23 US entry, POE New York JFK (day 150)

2007-07-20 MARRIED!!!

AOS Journey

2007-07-25 AOS + EAD applications sent to Chicago lockbox

2007-09-15 Biometrics Appt in Oakland

2007-10-17 EAD card arrived in mail

2007-11-19 AOS interview in San Francisco - approved pending FBI name check

2007-12-22 AOS approved!!!

I-751 Journey

2009-10-21 I-751 sent to CSC

2009-10-23 package arrived at CSC

2009-10-23 NOA1 date (time 21:03)

2009-10-27 check cashed

2009-12-01 Biometrics Appt in Oakland

2009-12-22 CRIS email: "card production ordered" - exactly 2 years from my CGC!!!

2010-01-04 10yr GC received!!!

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Filed: AOS (apr) Country: Peru
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My girl is filling out her g325 and her parents were killed when she was a baby and she was raised by her aunt. She has her parents names but neither dob or where they were born, will this cause delay in approval?

I would think the day and place of birth of her parents should be on her Birth Certificate. Or am I wrong?

You could be. My husband (from Peru) has the long form birth certificate with that info, but all I have is the short form, and if not for my parents telling me where they were born, I wouldn't know.

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married: jan 5, 2007

noa 1: march 2nd, 2007

interview @ tampa, fl office: april 26, 2007

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removal of conditions timeline:

03/26/2009 - received in VSC

07/20/2009 - card production ordered!

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