Form G-325A, FOUR COPIES?
Mar 4th 2003, 7:39 am
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Re: Form G-325A, FOUR COPIES?
A "complete" G325A has four virtually identical pages, & each page must be
signed in original. If you use the fillable forms at the BCIS website, it
gives you the four pages.
"Booger" wrote in message
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> Sorry for asking so many questions but I want to get all the paperwork
right
> before I send it in.
> Near the bottom of the 325A Biographical Information form, it says to
> "Submit all four pages of this form." They are four identical copies of
the
> same form. HOWEVER in the instructions for the I-129F it says "submit ONE
> completed 325A for you and ONE for your fiancé. Does that mean that they
> want all four copies or just one copy for each person.
> I sure hope it's ONE because I only had Janette fill out one when I
visited
> her in Davao last month. If I have to send more over to her and wait for
> them to come back then that will add a month to the process.
> help??
> Booger
signed in original. If you use the fillable forms at the BCIS website, it
gives you the four pages.
"Booger" wrote in message
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> Sorry for asking so many questions but I want to get all the paperwork
right
> before I send it in.
> Near the bottom of the 325A Biographical Information form, it says to
> "Submit all four pages of this form." They are four identical copies of
the
> same form. HOWEVER in the instructions for the I-129F it says "submit ONE
> completed 325A for you and ONE for your fiancé. Does that mean that they
> want all four copies or just one copy for each person.
> I sure hope it's ONE because I only had Janette fill out one when I
visited
> her in Davao last month. If I have to send more over to her and wait for
> them to come back then that will add a month to the process.
> help??
> Booger
Mar 4th 2003, 7:45 am
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Form G-325A, FOUR COPIES?
Sorry for asking so many questions but I want to get all the paperwork right
before I send it in.
Near the bottom of the 325A Biographical Information form, it says to
"Submit all four pages of this form." They are four identical copies of the
same form. HOWEVER in the instructions for the I-129F it says "submit ONE
completed 325A for you and ONE for your fiancé. Does that mean that they
want all four copies or just one copy for each person.
I sure hope it's ONE because I only had Janette fill out one when I visited
her in Davao last month. If I have to send more over to her and wait for
them to come back then that will add a month to the process.
help??
Booger
before I send it in.
Near the bottom of the 325A Biographical Information form, it says to
"Submit all four pages of this form." They are four identical copies of the
same form. HOWEVER in the instructions for the I-129F it says "submit ONE
completed 325A for you and ONE for your fiancé. Does that mean that they
want all four copies or just one copy for each person.
I sure hope it's ONE because I only had Janette fill out one when I visited
her in Davao last month. If I have to send more over to her and wait for
them to come back then that will add a month to the process.
help??
Booger
Mar 4th 2003, 8:17 am
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Re: Form G-325A, FOUR COPIES?
"Ron" wrote in message
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> A "complete" G325A has four virtually identical pages, & each page must be
> signed in original. If you use the fillable forms at the BCIS website, it
> gives you the four pages.
Oh great. Well I better splurge for FedEx to get the extra forms to my Honey
ASAP!
I assume I can type in all the info on her forms (since I have all the
information) and just send them to her to sign?
Thanks
Booger
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> A "complete" G325A has four virtually identical pages, & each page must be
> signed in original. If you use the fillable forms at the BCIS website, it
> gives you the four pages.
Oh great. Well I better splurge for FedEx to get the extra forms to my Honey
ASAP!
I assume I can type in all the info on her forms (since I have all the
information) and just send them to her to sign?
Thanks
Booger
Mar 4th 2003, 8:37 am
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Dekka and I also signed 4 original copies of the G-325A form (they appeared identical to me), for a total of 8 pages I-129F sent with our application.
I made the choice I did on the assumption that the "real" form is a NCR (carbonless) form for which one signature would create 4 copies, which would then over the life of process end up in 4 different places in INS. I could think of no other reason that the instructions asked for 4 signed copies of the same form. Anyone know if this is really the case or whether they just wanted to see if I had 4 separate versions of my signature
?
I made the choice I did on the assumption that the "real" form is a NCR (carbonless) form for which one signature would create 4 copies, which would then over the life of process end up in 4 different places in INS. I could think of no other reason that the instructions asked for 4 signed copies of the same form. Anyone know if this is really the case or whether they just wanted to see if I had 4 separate versions of my signature
?
Mar 4th 2003, 9:30 am
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Re: Form G-325A, FOUR COPIES?
If you look at the fillable forms on the BCIS website, there is a different
routing code on the bottom of each page.
"Dekka's Angel" wrote in message
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> Dekka and I also signed 4 original copies of the G-325A form (they
> appeared identical to me), for a total of 8 pages I-129F sent with our
> application.
> I made the choice I did on the assumption that the "real" form is a NCR
> (carbonless) form for which one signature would create 4 copies, which
> would then over the life of process end up in 4 different places in INS.
> I could think of no other reason that the instructions asked for 4
> signed copies of the same form. Anyone know if this is really the case
> or whether they just wanted to see if I had 4 separate versions of my
> signature?
> --
> Dekka's Angel
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routing code on the bottom of each page.
"Dekka's Angel" wrote in message
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> Dekka and I also signed 4 original copies of the G-325A form (they
> appeared identical to me), for a total of 8 pages I-129F sent with our
> application.
> I made the choice I did on the assumption that the "real" form is a NCR
> (carbonless) form for which one signature would create 4 copies, which
> would then over the life of process end up in 4 different places in INS.
> I could think of no other reason that the instructions asked for 4
> signed copies of the same form. Anyone know if this is really the case
> or whether they just wanted to see if I had 4 separate versions of my
> signature
?> --
> Dekka's Angel
> Posted via http://britishexpats.com
Mar 4th 2003, 11:49 am
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Originally posted by Dekka's Angel
Dekka and I also signed 4 original copies of the G-325A form (they appeared identical to me), for a total of 8 pages I-129F sent with our application.
I made the choice I did on the assumption that the "real" form is a NCR (carbonless) form for which one signature would create 4 copies, which would then over the life of process end up in 4 different places in INS. I could think of no other reason that the instructions asked for 4 signed copies of the same form. Anyone know if this is really the case or whether they just wanted to see if I had 4 separate versions of my signature?
Dekka and I also signed 4 original copies of the G-325A form (they appeared identical to me), for a total of 8 pages I-129F sent with our application.
I made the choice I did on the assumption that the "real" form is a NCR (carbonless) form for which one signature would create 4 copies, which would then over the life of process end up in 4 different places in INS. I could think of no other reason that the instructions asked for 4 signed copies of the same form. Anyone know if this is really the case or whether they just wanted to see if I had 4 separate versions of my signature
?
We still have a few "real" G-325A's floating around -- they are a four sheet set with carbon paper.
Mar 4th 2003, 12:02 pm
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Ron wrote:
>
> A "complete" G325A has four virtually identical pages, & each page must be
> signed in original. If you use the fillable forms at the BCIS website, it
> gives you the four pages.
>
They are not "virtually identical".
They routing info is different.
>
> A "complete" G325A has four virtually identical pages, & each page must be
> signed in original. If you use the fillable forms at the BCIS website, it
> gives you the four pages.
>
They are not "virtually identical".
They routing info is different.
Mar 4th 2003, 12:11 pm
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Re: Form G-325A, FOUR COPIES?
Mrtravel, get out your dictionary next time:
Main Entry: vir·tu·al·ly
Pronunciation: 'v&r-ch&-w&-lE, -ch&-lE; 'v&rch-w&-lE
Function: adverb
Date: 15th century
1 : almost entirely : NEARLY
2 : for all practical purposes
"mrtravel" wrote in message
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> They are not "virtually identical".
> They routing info is different.
Main Entry: vir·tu·al·ly
Pronunciation: 'v&r-ch&-w&-lE, -ch&-lE; 'v&rch-w&-lE
Function: adverb
Date: 15th century
1 : almost entirely : NEARLY
2 : for all practical purposes
"mrtravel" wrote in message
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> They are not "virtually identical".
> They routing info is different.
Mar 4th 2003, 2:48 pm
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Booger,
Why not just have her download some, sign them and send them to you? No need to waste fedex time unless she has no access to a computer and printer.
Why not just have her download some, sign them and send them to you? No need to waste fedex time unless she has no access to a computer and printer.
Mar 4th 2003, 4:09 pm
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"Ron" wrote in message
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> Mrtravel, get out your dictionary next time:
> Main Entry: vir·tu·al·ly
> Pronunciation: 'v&r-ch&-w&-lE, -ch&-lE; 'v&rch-w&-lE
> Function: adverb
> Date: 15th century
> 1 : almost entirely : NEARLY
> 2 : for all practical purposes
LOL!
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> Mrtravel, get out your dictionary next time:
> Main Entry: vir·tu·al·ly
> Pronunciation: 'v&r-ch&-w&-lE, -ch&-lE; 'v&rch-w&-lE
> Function: adverb
> Date: 15th century
> 1 : almost entirely : NEARLY
> 2 : for all practical purposes
LOL!
Mar 4th 2003, 4:09 pm
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"Linda & Eric" wrote in message
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> Booger,
> Why not just have her download some, sign them and send them to you?
> No need to waste fedex time unless she has no access to a computer
> and printer.
Bingo. She's a bit out in the sticks and no computer at home. If I get them
out to her tomorrow I should have them back in 3-4 weeks. It's my error.
Damn!
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> Booger,
> Why not just have her download some, sign them and send them to you?
> No need to waste fedex time unless she has no access to a computer
> and printer.
Bingo. She's a bit out in the sticks and no computer at home. If I get them
out to her tomorrow I should have them back in 3-4 weeks. It's my error.
Damn!
