... in response to Re: G-325A Question, posted by dennis1964 on Apr 12, 2002LOL!
Yeah dennis, this stuff can drive you nuts, but it really isn't that hard once you get the hang of it.
There is a way to save yourself some time and money if you don’t have her G-325A yet. Have her download and print a copy of the G-325A from the INS Web site. Then have her make 4-5 Xerox copies of the form on plain white paper. Have her fill out one sheet, then make 4 more Xerox copies of the completed form. Have her sign and date 4 completed forms and put her signature only on 4 blank forms. Getting confused by now? Bear with me (not you Art!).
Now have her send you the 4 signed and dated completed copies and the 4 signed blank copies. She should keep one copy for later reference. When you receive them, check them over carefully and if they are O.K., send in the 4 completed pages with your application. If she made any mistakes that cannot be corrected easily, then you can always type up (or print) the correct info and date on the 4 signed blank forms and send those in.
That should save you some time by not having to mail her the blank forms. To be safe, you should submit 4 pages of each G-325A with original signatures on each page. They don’t seem to mind at all if they are Xerox copies on plain white paper.
Have fun,
Ray