Is it OK if fiance's address on I-129F differes from current address on G325A?

[monyfer 27]

I am listing my fiance's parent's address on the I-129F form, because he wants all correspondence sent there. The mail service is better where they live.

His current address, on the G325A sheet, is different, because it is where he currently lives.

Do I need to explain this somewhere? I am afraid it will cause confusion - two different addresses. Or is this normal and acceptable?

[JlovesA 109]

If I was you, I'd just list the parents' address as the most recent and current address on the G-325A and on the other documents. It'll be less confusing that way and other people do the same when they either can't receive mail or somewhere or don't want it going to a particular address.

If you choose not to put it on the G-325A, I would definitely explain it in the petition cover letter. I don't know if I would trust just doing that, though. I'd just put it on the G-325A...

[monyfer 27]

Thanks for your response. I would be interested in hearing other responses....anyone else out there?

See, my thinking is that it might not necessarily be that big of a deal - I imagine a lot of people have a different "mailing address" than their "residential address" i.e. people who use PO boxes. I don't want to just list only his parents address in his G325 residence history, because I feel that is omission, since he has had 4-5 different addresses in the last five years (he moves around a lot for work) and I feel like that could come up in a background sketch and it would look suspicious if we didn't list it.

I guess I could just mention it in the cover letter, to be on the safe side.

[JlovesA 109]

Well to add some experience to this, I used a PO box for 4 years. On my petition documents I didn't list the physical addresses, just the PO boxes. I also put a different address than where I was currently listing as I was about to move. I explained it in the cover letter and I'm not too worried about it.