Just filling out my I-192 and G-325A. Last time a paid a company to assist, then realized after they sent me the package all they did was pre-fill the G-325A and I-192 for me with info I already gave them. For sure a waste of money. The guard at the CBP office at YYC even told me not to bother paying some company hundreds of dollars, it's easy enough to do myself. On to my questions:
1) On the G-325A, there is a field 'Applicant's last address outside of the US of more than one year'. I just want to clarify- do I just put the address I have lived at for more than a year on this section? I've lived at two addresses in the past six years- one for six months, and one for five and a half.
2) Question 13 on the I-192- as I have previously had a waiver, do I check 'have', and then put the date of my last application?
3) Should I still include a signed letter indicating my intended activities, or is question 11 on the I-192 sufficient if you fill in the details? I didn't do this last time, and I received my first waiver without having to supply any additional info. Is it best to be as detailed as possible, or should I just give the bare minimum of facts?
4) How many copies should I bring of the entire package? There is a post on this forum stating to make four copies of the G325A. Should I do the same for all of my documents, including reference letters, etc?
Sorry if these seem like straight forward answers; I just want to make sure everything is correct as possible.
Cheers,
Tim