Question about change of address?

[JULIAFERNO 0]

I have used my father's address, which I use as my permanent address (it is the address on my driver's license) for my I-129F. I've moved so many times in the last several years, that it just makes it easier to use his address, as my permanent address. I also prefer to have official documents sent to that address, as he lives in a house and I am in an apartment. All of my bank statements are sent there, use it as my voting address, etc. Anyway, I'm wondering if I need to submit a change of address form, as my fiance will be living with me in my apartment when he comes to the States.

Can I keep my father's address as my permanent address and state that will be my fiance's address as well, or should I submit a change of address?

Thanks for your help!

[caityrose 0]

Hey there- I'm in the same boat as you. I will be moving into a new apartment in September, and then probably a year later moving again. I also put my parents' address as my permanent address, and I wrote that my fiance will be living there. I'm assuming that shouldn't be a problem. It's better to put a permanent address than an apartment you may be moving out of soon. Not positive about this though.

[JULIAFERNO 0]

Hey there- I'm in the same boat as you. I will be moving into a new apartment in September, and then probably a year later moving again. I also put my parents' address as my permanent address, and I wrote that my fiance will be living there. I'm assuming that shouldn't be a problem. It's better to put a permanent address than an apartment you may be moving out of soon. Not positive about this though.

I am just worried about them asking him during his interview where I live or who I live with, I don't want him to lie and say I live with my Dad, but I don't want to confuse them since that is the address on my forms.

[reeses16 8]

No need to do a change of address. When you file AOS, be sure to list your apartment address at that time.