Help with G-325 form

[master4g 0]

Hello. So we are apply for my fiance to come over to the US. She is a british citizen, and we don't want her to lose her british citizenship (can she have both the US and the british?)

anyways, so on the form example, page one has "other" checked, and the other pages has "naturalization". Which one do we do (other, perm or naturalization)?

also, I am a US citizen with a US passport and all , what is the alien registration number? im assuming it doest apply for me

thanks in advance

[KHURRAM SERAJ 0]

1. She can keep dual citizenship

2. Since you will be submitting it with I-129f you can Check "others" and write "I-129F"

3. If you are a born US citizen you can write "N/A" in the A number and if you are natulized then this is the number you had on you green card and the CIS registration number on your naturlization certificate.

Khurram

[simple_male 1]

Good Answers. Just more comments.

1. I would verify whether the British law allows a British citizen to be a dual citizen.

2. Check others and write "I-129F Petition." Both the petitioner and beneficiary need to fill out one set of G-325A.

3. A born US citizen does not have any A number, but a naturalized US citizen does.

1. She can keep dual citizenship

2. Since you will be submitting it with I-129f you can Check "others" and write "I-129F"

3. If you are a born US citizen you can write "N/A" in the A number and if you are natulized then this is the number you had on you green card and the CIS registration number on your naturlization certificate.

Khurram

[no name 1]

Applying for a K1 visa & subsequent AOS (green card) is NOT the same as citizenship. With a green card, you are a permanent resident.

[master4g 0]

so im still confused, do i choose "other" with I 129f. for all 4 pages?

thanks

[msu17 0]

Yes. All 4 pages should be filled out the same.

Edited April 28, 2007 by msu17