Biographic Information Registration
Preparation assistance for biographic information filings, including registration at age 14.
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About this service
Form G-325R is a biographic information form USCIS uses to keep identity records current for certain individuals, most commonly when a child connected to a pending or already-approved immigration case turns 14 years old. Turning 14 triggers new biometric and record-keeping requirements for that child, and G-325R is part of how USCIS captures the updated biographic picture. Families are sometimes unaware this filing is required until USCIS sends a notice, since it isn't tied to a specific application the family submits on its own initiative. DocPrep completes the form using the biographic details you provide and helps you figure out, given your case type, whether it's this child specifically — or other household members — who need to file.
Who this may apply to
- Families whose child has a pending immigrant or nonimmigrant case and is turning or has recently turned 14
- Households where a child's case was already approved but the biographic update wasn't filed at the time
- Individuals who received a direct USCIS request or notice asking for updated biographic information
What DocPrep can help prepare
- Preparing Form G-325R with accurate current biographic details for the individual required to file
- Reviewing your case type to confirm which household member(s) actually trigger the filing requirement
- Organizing identity documents that support the biographic information entered on the form
- Checking the form for consistency against prior filings tied to the same case
How it works
- 1
Identify the trigger
We review your case details to confirm whether the age-14 biographic requirement applies and to whom.
- 2
Collect biographic details
You provide current name, address, and identity information for the individual filing.
- 3
Prepare the form
We complete Form G-325R using the details and documents you've supplied.
- 4
Final review
You review the completed form for accuracy before it's submitted.
Documents you may need
Requirements vary depending on your situation. Commonly requested information may include:
- Government-issued photo identification for the individual filing
- Birth certificate or other proof of identity for the child turning 14
- Copy of the USCIS notice requesting biographic information, if one was received
- Prior immigration filing or receipt number tied to the underlying case
- Current residential address history
Important notes
- Whether G-325R is required, and on what timeline, depends on USCIS's specific rules for your case type — these aren't uniform across all case categories.
- DocPrep prepares the form based on the details you provide; we don't determine USCIS's internal case requirements on your behalf, only help you apply the rule as it's been communicated to you.
Why choose DocPrep
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Every form is prepared and reviewed against current agency instructions.
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We explain each step clearly, without unnecessary legal jargon.
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Related questions
Form G-325R collects biographic information from certain applicants, including registration that's required when a child with a pending or approved immigration matter turns 14. We help prepare the form with accurate biographic details and confirm which household members need to file based on your situation.
The specific documents depend on the service and your individual situation. Common examples include identity documents like a passport or birth certificate, prior immigration notices or receipt numbers, and civil documents such as marriage or birth certificates for family-based filings. After you submit a request, our team will confirm the exact checklist for your situation.
Processing times are set by USCIS, the immigration court, or the relevant government agency, not by DocPrep. You can check current USCIS processing times using our Check Status tools or on the official USCIS website.
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