Get Uscis G 325a

Both your petitioner (i.e. spouse or relative with lawful permanent status (a green card) or U.S. citizenship) and you will need to fill out form G-325A if you are filing Form I-130, but only you will need to do so if you're adjusting permanent status via Form I-485.

Form G-325 was used to collect biographic information from US citizens petitioning for immigration benefits on behalf of a foreign national relative. Form G-325A was used to collect biographic information from foreign national petitioners.

The Purpose of the USCIS Form The information collected on Form G-325A, Biographic Information (for Deferred Action) allows the USCIS to check the applicant's or petitioner's background for the past five years. It's essentially a short biography that they can use to start a background check on you or your sponsor.

Form G325a Is No Longer Required Here is the catch. Form G-325a is no longer in use. It was required only in certain cases in the first place, and this form is completely out of use now. Form G-325a was discontinued in early 2017 and is now replaced with other forms.

Although form G-325a was easy to file, keeping in mind the inconvenience that the form provides to the applicant, the USCIS has discontinued the use of this form. As previously mentioned, this form is replaced by three other forms—I-129F, I-130, and I-485—which serve the same purpose.

An individual must submit Form G-325A as part of a written request that U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) exercise prosecutorial discretion and grant deferred action. USCIS considers deferring action on a case-by-case basis.

An individual must submit Form G-325A as part of a written request that U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) exercise prosecutorial discretion and grant deferred action. USCIS considers deferring action on a case-by-case basis.

Replacement Documents for Form G-325A You no longer need to submit G-325A; Form I-129F serves the same purpose. Form I-130: A Petition for an Alien Relative Application provides this supplemental data for a beneficiary spouse or family member when submitted along with the required Form I-130A.