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Form G-325R: Biographic Information (Registration)
U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services Form G-325R is the Biographic Information (Registration) used to collect personal, address, entry, and contact details for individuals registering with USCIS. The form expires on 08/31/2025.
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USCIS Form G-325R - Biographic Information (Registration)
U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services Form G-325R is the Biographic Information (Registration) used to collect personal, address, entry, and contact details for individuals registering with USCIS. The form expires on 08/31/2025.
Risk Radar
Scan points- 1Failing to sign the Registrant’s certification (Part 4) can trigger perjury penalties.
- 2Leaving the Registrant’s signature blank in Part 4.
- 3Omitting the interpreter’s certification and signature in Part 5 when an interpreter was used.
- 4Failing to provide a daytime telephone number in Part 4.
- 5Not entering the date of last U.S. entry in Part 2.
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Form G-325R gathers your full legal name, current and mailing addresses, details about your most recent entry into the United States, and your phone and email contacts. You must sign a certification that the information is true, and any interpreter or preparer must also sign. The form may be attached with extra pages if more space is needed.
Submission Date
- Filing date: Not stated in the official source.
- Preparation window: collect IDs, supporting records, and signatures in advance.
- Final review: verify names, dates, and required fields before submission.
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You need to document your most recent entry into the U.S.
Provides official entry date, location, and status
✓ Verify the I-94 number and dates match your passport
You are applying for a status that requires proof of prior immigration status
Shows the immigration status at time of entry
✓ Check the status field on the I-94 matches your claim
You must correct an error on your recorded entry information
Allows you to request a correction to the arrival-departure record
✓ Confirm the correction request form is completed before filing G-325R
Deadline or filing window
Not stated in the official source.
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What you need before filling it out
Full Legal Name
Applicant's legal name as on passport or birth certificate · In the applicant's personal records
Date of Birth
Birth certificate or passport · In the applicant's personal records
Current Physical Address
Utility bill, lease, or official mail · In the applicant's residence documents
Most Recent Entry into the United States
I‑94 Arrival‑Departure Record Number · On the I‑94 document
Criminal Record Question (Part 3)
Any arrest, citation, or charge records · Police or court records
Before you submit
- 1Verify the edition date reads 03/05/25 on the form.
- 2Enter full legal name exactly as it appears on official ID.
- 3Provide dates in mm/dd/yyyy format for all date fields.
- 4List all previous U.S. addresses for the last five years, excluding current address.
- 5Answer all Part 3 criminal‑record questions truthfully.
- 6If an interpreter was used, complete the Interpreter’s Certification section.
- 7Sign and date the Registrant’s Certification on the last page.
- 8Attach any additional sheets with A‑Number, page, part, and item references as instructed.
How to file this form
- 1Complete all required fields on Form G‑325R.
- 2Review the form for accuracy and completeness.
- 3Sign and date the Registrant’s Certification and any interpreter certification.
- 4Prepare any required additional sheets and label them per Part 7 instructions.
- 5Mail the signed form to the USCIS address indicated on the form and keep the mailing receipt as proof of filing.
Known limitations
- 1The form’s fee is not stated in the official source, so you must verify any required payment on USCIS website before filing.
- 2Mailing address for submitting G‑325R is not provided in the source; confirm the correct USCIS address in current instructions to avoid misdelivery.
- 3Signature line requirements are not detailed in the official source; ensure you sign the Registrant’s certification and any interpreter or preparer sections as required.
- 4Edition date shows 03/05/25; because forms can be updated, verify that this is the most recent version before completing the G‑325R.
- 5If additional space is needed, the source only mentions attaching extra pages after Part 7; confirm the attachment format complies with USCIS guidelines.
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Applicant Info
3 items
Your current legal name.
MM/DD/YYYY.
Alien Registration Number if previously assigned.
Details
1 items
The specific reason or legal basis for filing this form.
Evidence
1 items
List of documents supporting this application.
Signatures
2 items
Sign under penalty of perjury.
MM/DD/YYYY.
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Fillable formOpen in Editor->The form shows Edition 03/05/25 and expires on 08/31/2025; no latest‑information page is indicated.
What changed or needs a fresh check
- Edition date — confirm Edition 03/05/25 is printed on the form (Form p.1)
- Fee — Not stated in the official source
- Mailing address — Not stated in the official source
- Signature — Not stated in the official source
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After you file
- 1Keep a photocopy of the signed form and any attachments for your records.
- 2Monitor USCIS communications for a biometrics appointment notice.
- 3If you discover an error, submit a corrected Form G‑325R with a cover letter explaining the change.
- 4Retain the receipt or proof of mailing for at least three years.
Sources
- SRCForm p.1 — edition date is 03/05/25 and expiration date is 08/31/2025.
- SRCForm p.1 — full legal name fields listed (Family Name, Given Name, Middle Name).
- SRCForm p.2 — requirement to list previous addresses for the last five years.
- SRCForm p.3 — sections for father’s and spouse’s biographic information.
- SRCForm p.4 — Part 3 criminal record question wording.
- SRCForm p.5 — Registrant’s Certification and Signature language.
Common confusion points
Do I need to list my current address in the previous‑address section?
The form asks for addresses excluding the current physical address.
→ Verify the current address is only entered in Part 1, not in the five‑year list.
What if I have no middle name?
The field is optional but may be left blank.
→ Leave the middle‑name line empty and do not write “N/A”.
Should I include a safe address if I have one?
Safe address is optional and only for special circumstances.
→ Provide it only if you have a designated safe mailing location.
Do I need to attach a copy of my I‑94?
The form requests the I‑94 number but does not require a copy.
→ Enter the number accurately; attach a copy only if USCIS specifically asks.
Is an interpreter required for non‑English speakers?
Part 6 includes an interpreter certification.
→ Complete it only if an interpreter assisted you.
Can I use a separate sheet for extra information?
Part 7 permits additional sheets with proper labeling.
→ Include your A‑Number, page, part, and item numbers on each extra sheet.
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Questions about USCIS Form G-325R
What is USCIS Form G-325R used for?
Form G-325R gathers your full legal name, current and mailing addresses, details about your most recent entry into the United States, and your phone and email contacts. You must sign a certification that the information is true, and any interpreter or preparer must also sign. The form may be attached with extra pages if more space is needed.
What information does USCIS Form G-325R require?
The form collects biographic data in Part 1 (full name and physical/mailing addresses), entry details in Part 2 (date of last entry, location, immigration status, I‑94 number, expected departure), contact numbers and email in Part 4, interpreter certification in Part 5, preparer certification in Part 6, and any extra information in Part 7.
How do I complete USCIS Form G-325R?
Begin by completing Part 1 with your legal name and current physical address, then add any prior addresses for the last five years. In Part 2, enter the date and location of your most recent U.S. entry, immigration status, and I‑94 number, plus expected departure details. Provide daytime telephone, mobile number, and email in Part 4, then sign the Registrant’s certification. If an interpreter or preparer assisted you, they must complete and sign Parts 5 and 6 respectively, and attach any additional pages following Part 7 guidelines.
What happens if USCIS Form G-325R is filed incorrectly?
Providing false or incomplete information can result in perjury penalties and may cause denial of immigration benefits.
Do I need to list my current address in the previous‑address section?
The form asks for addresses excluding the current physical address. Verify the current address is only entered in Part 1, not in the five‑year list.
What if I have no middle name?
The field is optional but may be left blank. Leave the middle‑name line empty and do not write “N/A”.
Should I include a safe address if I have one?
Safe address is optional and only for special circumstances. Provide it only if you have a designated safe mailing location.
Do I need to attach a copy of my I‑94?
The form requests the I‑94 number but does not require a copy. Enter the number accurately; attach a copy only if USCIS specifically asks.
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