G325A
May 8th 2003, 6:00 pm
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G325A
Hello
what is the best way to fill out the G325A and without risk of
it being rejected because it seems it is too thick to use as sent and some
people fill each copy individually. Hope you can help.
Dave
what is the best way to fill out the G325A and without risk of
it being rejected because it seems it is too thick to use as sent and some
people fill each copy individually. Hope you can help.
Dave
May 8th 2003, 7:57 pm
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Re: G325A
Originally posted by Hillbilly
Hello
what is the best way to fill out the G325A and without risk of
it being rejected because it seems it is too thick to use as sent and some
people fill each copy individually. Hope you can help.
Dave
Hello
what is the best way to fill out the G325A and without risk of
it being rejected because it seems it is too thick to use as sent and some
people fill each copy individually. Hope you can help.
Dave
Kari
May 8th 2003, 8:08 pm
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Re: G325A
Originally posted by Hillbilly
Hello
what is the best way to fill out the G325A and without risk of
it being rejected because it seems it is too thick to use as sent and some
people fill each copy individually. Hope you can help.
Dave
Hello
what is the best way to fill out the G325A and without risk of
it being rejected because it seems it is too thick to use as sent and some
people fill each copy individually. Hope you can help.
Dave
May 8th 2003, 8:12 pm
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Re: G325A
Originally posted by Hillbilly
Hello
what is the best way to fill out the G325A and without risk of
it being rejected because it seems it is too thick to use as sent and some
people fill each copy individually. Hope you can help.
Dave
Hello
what is the best way to fill out the G325A and without risk of
it being rejected because it seems it is too thick to use as sent and some
people fill each copy individually. Hope you can help.
Dave
May 8th 2003, 8:32 pm
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Re: G325A
Originally posted by kariml
But each duplicate needs to be filled out by hand. No photocopies.
Kari
But each duplicate needs to be filled out by hand. No photocopies.
Kari
Not so. Each page must be identical (photocopies ok) with an original signature on each sheet. 4 copies for each individual.
The online fillable versions are fine and automagically fill in all 4 pages.
May 8th 2003, 8:35 pm
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Re: G325A
Can't you fill it in online? I believe you only need to complete the first
page, and it copies to the other pages
Hillbilly wrote in message ...
>Hello
> what is the best way to fill out the G325A and without risk of
>it being rejected because it seems it is too thick to use as sent and some
>people fill each copy individually. Hope you can help.
> Dave
page, and it copies to the other pages
Hillbilly wrote in message ...
>Hello
> what is the best way to fill out the G325A and without risk of
>it being rejected because it seems it is too thick to use as sent and some
>people fill each copy individually. Hope you can help.
> Dave
May 8th 2003, 9:06 pm
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Re: G325A
Originally posted by meauxna
Not so. Each page must be identical (photocopies ok) with an original signature on each sheet. 4 copies for each individual.
The online fillable versions are fine and automagically fill in all 4 pages.
Not so. Each page must be identical (photocopies ok) with an original signature on each sheet. 4 copies for each individual.
The online fillable versions are fine and automagically fill in all 4 pages.
Kari
May 8th 2003, 9:13 pm
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G325A-Truth is stranger than fiction
I just read this and realized I only sent in 1 form for me and one for my husband with our K3 application. I freaked and ran downstairs to our company's mailroom and retrieved my envelope to the Chicago BCIS with 15 minutes to spare!
That's all we would have needed was one more delay because I go confused on the instructions which say one completed form for each. Although I sent in 4 copies each for the I-130, when I read the I-129f instructions I thought well, maybe I got it wrong for the I-130. I guess there is a reason why the form prints four copies...
Thank GOD and this site so I caught the error in time!!!
Patty
That's all we would have needed was one more delay because I go confused on the instructions which say one completed form for each. Although I sent in 4 copies each for the I-130, when I read the I-129f instructions I thought well, maybe I got it wrong for the I-130. I guess there is a reason why the form prints four copies...
Thank GOD and this site so I caught the error in time!!!
Patty
May 8th 2003, 9:21 pm
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Re: G325A-Truth is stranger than fiction
Originally posted by Khadija
I just read this and realized I only sent in 1 form for me and one for my husband with our K3 application. I freaked and ran downstairs to our company's mailroom and retrieved my envelope to the Chicago BCIS with 15 minutes to spare!
That's all we would have needed was one more delay because I go confused on the instructions which say one completed form for each. Although I sent in 4 copies each for the I-130, when I read the I-129f instructions I thought well, maybe I got it wrong for the I-130. I guess there is a reason why the form prints four copies...
Thank GOD and this site so I caught the error in time!!!
Patty
I just read this and realized I only sent in 1 form for me and one for my husband with our K3 application. I freaked and ran downstairs to our company's mailroom and retrieved my envelope to the Chicago BCIS with 15 minutes to spare!
That's all we would have needed was one more delay because I go confused on the instructions which say one completed form for each. Although I sent in 4 copies each for the I-130, when I read the I-129f instructions I thought well, maybe I got it wrong for the I-130. I guess there is a reason why the form prints four copies...
Thank GOD and this site so I caught the error in time!!!
Patty
You *did* print all four pages each on their specific color-coded paper, right?
Just kidding
May 9th 2003, 2:27 am
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Re: G325A
meauxna wrote:
>
> Originally posted by kariml
> > But each duplicate needs to be filled out by hand. No photocopies.
> >
> > Kari
>
> Not so. Each page must be identical (photocopies ok) with an original
> signature on each sheet. 4 copies for each individual.
>
> The online fillable versions are fine and automagically fill in
> all 4 pages.
In London one single photocopied page (not 4) for each person was
sufficient for DCF (but that was 2 years ago)
>
> Originally posted by kariml
> > But each duplicate needs to be filled out by hand. No photocopies.
> >
> > Kari
>
> Not so. Each page must be identical (photocopies ok) with an original
> signature on each sheet. 4 copies for each individual.
>
> The online fillable versions are fine and automagically fill in
> all 4 pages.
In London one single photocopied page (not 4) for each person was
sufficient for DCF (but that was 2 years ago)
