G-325A

[Rickche 6]

Hello guys...hope you had a great time.. I just want to asked regarding on filling for our k1 visa i just want to ask if both petetioner and beneficiary who file the form G-325A or its the petetioner. Need some advice thank you. 

Edited March 2, 2017 by Che'lloyd

[geowrian 22,338]

Both you and your fiance must fill out a G-325A. You must each sign your respective copies.

[Rickche 6]

1 minute ago, geowrian said:

Both you and your fiance must fill out a G-325A. You must each sign your respective copies.

Oh really.  My fiance i guess didnt know about it. Because he thought aside for i-129f is just the form of mine information. So i didnt know also that G-325A is also i had to file up as well. But i guess he need to send me the form through email to fill up the form.. I hope he didnt submit the form yet since he didnt know about this issue..Thank you so much really appreciated. 

[Rickche 6]

Anyways.  If ever he send me the form is it not acceptable if he send me through email and not the original paper or form?.  Does he need to mail me through post office or fed ex something? 

Edited March 2, 2017 by Che'lloyd

[geowrian 22,338]

First, check out the guide here. It has all the documents needed to file. These are also listed on the USCIS website and in the I-129F instructions, but it's a nice checklist to go through all in one spot. Be sure everything is there (including the 2 letters of intent to marry).

http://www.visajourney.com/content/k1guide

 

The form can be downloaded directly from the USCIS website: https://www.uscis.gov/g-325a. You can fill it out, print it, sign it, scan it, then send it to him to print. A "wet" signature is not actually required for the G-325A or letter of intent to marry from the beneficiary.

 

As for what's next if he already sent it, there's 2 possibilities:

1) They reject it and send it back. He then fixes it up and can re-send. The check is not cashed yet.

2) They accept it (and the check is cashed) and send back a NOA1. Then later they send an RFE (Request for Evidence) or RFIE (Request for Initial Evidence). He must respond to it in the given timeframe and provide the completed document.

[Rickche 6]

Actually we are just started to apply or submmit our petetion. So is it really needed when we submit now?  Or not yet. 

[geowrian 22,338]

8 minutes ago, Che'lloyd said:

Actually we are just started to apply or submmit our petetion. So is it really needed when we submit now?  Or not yet. 

The G-325A? Yes. It's a required document for the I-129F for both the petitioner and beneficiary. They will not approve a petition without both.

[Rickche 6]

3 hours ago, geowrian said:

The G-325A? Yes. It's a required document for the I-129F for both the petitioner and beneficiary. They will not approve a petition without both.

Thank you for your advice:) very helpful i have idea now regarding on what you mean... Anyways had another questions if my fiance submit all the petitions requirements or documents are all  Forms or photos are photocopy? Since  someday  im going to have my interview, as far as i know the consul will asked all my original copies am i right?   Thank you

Edited March 2, 2017 by Che'lloyd

[geowrian 22,338]

Just now, Che'lloyd said:

Thank you for your advice:) very helpful i have idea now regarding on what you mean... Anyways had another questions if my fiance submit all the petitions requirements or documents are all  Forms or photos are photocopy? Since  someday  im going to have my interview, as far as i know they will get all original copies am i right?   Thank you

The original items you will need are:

• Signed I-129F
• Signed G-325A from the beneficiary
• Signed letter of intent to marry from the petitioner
• Signed cover letter
• Check for $535
• Any addendums that you provide (which should also be signed)

The beneficiary needs to provide the following items (can be scanned & printed):

• Signed letter of intent to marry from the beneficiary
• Signed G-325A from the beneficiary

Other documents, which can should be copies:

• Proof of US citizenship (birth certificate OR all pages from his passport OR any of the other forms of proof described in the instructions)
• Proof of meeting at least once within the past 2 years (boarding passes, itineraries, etc. Photo prints are acceptable.)
• Divorce Decree(s)/Death certificates  (if applicable)
• Proof of legal name change (if applicable)
• Certified copies of court & police records (only if necessary per I-129f instructions)

The beneficiary should make a copy of the entire packet and send it to the beneficiary. This is not required (they should already have it at the interview), but it makes things simpler in the event that a form is lost/misplaced/whatever at the interview.

 

[Rickche 6]

10 minutes ago, geowrian said:

The original items you will need are:

• Signed I-129F
• Signed G-325A from the beneficiary
• Signed letter of intent to marry from the petitioner
• Signed cover letter
• Check for $535
• Any addendums that you provide (which should also be signed)

The beneficiary needs to provide the following items (can be scanned & printed):

• Signed letter of intent to marry from the beneficiary
• Signed G-325A from the beneficiary

Other documents, which can should be copies:

• Proof of US citizenship (birth certificate OR all pages from his passport OR any of the other forms of proof described in the instructions)
• Proof of meeting at least once within the past 2 years (boarding passes, itineraries, etc. Photo prints are acceptable.)
• Divorce Decree(s)/Death certificates  (if applicable)
• Proof of legal name change (if applicable)
• Certified copies of court & police records (only if necessary per I-129f instructions)

The beneficiary should make a copy of the entire packet and send it to the beneficiary. This is not required (they should already have it at the interview), but it makes things simpler in the event that a form is lost/misplaced/whatever at the interview.

 

So much happy to hear that: really appreciatted your help for me. Thank you so much vj love this very helpful website.