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Moving out of parents house after filing I-129F

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I want to get all the paperwork for my fiancée's K1 visa filed this month (March) and then buy my own place in April or May. My parents aren't planning on moving anytime soon, so I can still have mail sent to their address. Question 14 on the 129F form is where my fiancée plans to live. Obviously, I have no idea where I will be moving to or what my address will be, so is it a problem if I put down that she will be living at my parents address?

I guess as a sub-question to this question, will it make a difference with my I-134 form? I don't pay rent or have real estate or mortgage encumbrance, but will after I file the forms. Will I be looking at any problems with this?

Thanks in advance for any help!

Joshua

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I want to get all the paperwork for my fiancée's K1 visa filed this month (March) and then buy my own place in April or May. My parents aren't planning on moving anytime soon, so I can still have mail sent to their address. Question 14 on the 129F form is where my fiancée plans to live. Obviously, I have no idea where I will be moving to or what my address will be, so is it a problem if I put down that she will be living at my parents address?

It won't be a problem.

I guess as a sub-question to this question, will it make a difference with my I-134 form? I don't pay rent or have real estate or mortgage encumbrance, but will after I file the forms. Will I be looking at any problems with this?

There is no place on the I-134 asking for rent. If you don't own real estate, then don't enter anything. You won't be filing the I-134 until closer to your interview anyway, so when it comes time, fill it out according to your financial situation at the time.

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Please fill out your timeline. Also, if you just keep your parents address on the forms, it will probably help you out without holding up your petition by making changes or raising any red flags. I would never tell you what to do, but I would just the parents address on all papers and worry about the changes when everything is done. Nobody is going to be knocking on your parents' door looking to see if you physically live there.

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