G-325A Biographic Information (for Deferred Action)

Collects addresses, employment, and family history from someone requesting deferred action outside the DACA, VAWA, T and U programs. It is used for military-based deferred action, labor-investigation-based deferred action, medical and humanitarian requests, statelessness cases, and government referrals. USCIS uses it to run background checks on the request.

USCISEdition 01/20/25Paper only

Fee: $0 for most categories; $520 (paper) if you check the box in Part 3 asking for an employment authorization document with the deferred action grant, except for Special Immigrant Juvenile deferred action, which stays at $0
Fee waiver: Available (Form I-912)
Who files: A person asking USCIS for deferred action, other than through DACA, VAWA A-3/G-5, or T or U status.
Where to file: By mail to the USCIS office named in the instructions for the specific deferred action category.

Usually filed with

Part of these processes

What changed in 2025 and 2026

The 01/20/25 edition folded the EAD request into the form itself. Deferred action policy has been volatile since 2025; USCIS has narrowed or paused several referral-based categories.

Official page. https://www.uscis.gov/g-325a. Download the form there, never from a third-party site; check the edition date and fee before filing.