USCIS G-325R Form: What It Is, How to Apply in August 2026, and What Documents Are Valid for ICE Checks

A U.S. immigration regulation mandates that certain foreign citizens residing in the United States as of August 2026 must complete a formal registration process. This requirement is met by submitting the G-325R form, an official electronic document issued by U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS).

The G-325R form collects biographical and biometric data from immigrants subject to the federal regulation. Parents and legal guardians are responsible for ensuring compliance for minors under 14. Upon completion of registration and biometric data collection, including fingerprints, the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) issues digital evidence of compliance. Individuals over 18 are legally obligated to carry this proof at all times.

To initiate the process, individuals must create a personal account on the myUSCIS digital platform and fill out the required fields. After submitting the form online, USCIS schedules an appointment for biometric data collection, which includes fingerprinting, a photograph, and a signature. The resulting proof can be downloaded as a PDF and printed. The ICE also recognizes other official documents as valid alternatives for demonstrating compliance during inspections.