G 325a form 2015-2026

Only the following people may submit Form G-325R: An alien, on their own behalf; or. A parent or legal guardian, on behalf of an alien who is less than 14 years of age.May 6, 2025

Aliens use Form G-325A to request initial and subsequent deferred action (other than deferred action related to DACA, Violence Against Women Act self-petitions, and A-3, G-5, T, and U nonimmigrant status).

The U.S. suspended immigrant visa processing for nationals from 75 countries starting January 21, 2026, due to concerns about potential reliance on public benefits, a policy affecting pending and new immigrant visa applications but not most nonimmigrant visas (like tourist/student). This action, part of broader public charge efforts, targets specific nations deemed at high risk, though exceptions exist for dual nationals using passports from non-listed countries and some family-based cases. Key Details of the Suspension: Effective Date: January 21, 2026. Reason: To ensure immigrants are financially self-sufficient and not a burden on American taxpayers, under public charge rules. Scope: Only affects immigrant visas (for permanent residency); nonimmigrant visas (temporary stays, e.g., tourism, work, study) are generally exempt. Affected Individuals: Nationals from 75 designated countries, including Afghanistan, Brazil, China, India, Nigeria, and many others. Exemptions: Dual nationals from countries not on the list are exempt if applying with a passport from a non-listed country; children being adopted by U.S. citizens are also exempt. What This Means: Processing Halted: U.S. consulates are pausing interviews and final decisions for immigrant visa applicants from these countries. Review Underway: The State Department is conducting a review of policies and regulations related to this pause. For the official list of affected countries and specific guidance, refer to updates from the U.S. Department of State. AI can make mistakes, so double-check responsesState Department Announces Suspension of Immigrant Visa Issuance for 75 Countries - OgletreeJan 26, 2026OgletreeImmigrant Visa Processing Updates for Nationalities at High Risk of U.S. Public Benefits RelianceFeb 2, 2026U.S. Department of State (.gov)

There is no filing fee for the Form G-325R; however, DHS is considering a possible $30 fee for biometrics services and has invited public comment on this issue.Mar 12, 2025

Option 2: Register in the U.S. Snowbirds who cross the border without being issued an I-94 should still make sure to register, said Saunders. Those who dont could face fines of up to $5,000 US, or jail time.Nov 7, 2025