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I-129F Part.B no.14 fiance's adress in U.S.

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Hi people.

My fiancé doesn't have address in U.S. yet because He just arrived Texas few days ago.

Then He is planning lives in hotel for a while until he founds the house but He has PO Box address in Texas already.

So Is it ok to put his PO Box address on question no.14 of part.B?(Address in the United States where your fiancé intends to live.).

If somebody know please help me.

Thanks.

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04/26/2009 - Left Philippines

12/8/2010 - Visited Philippines again

12/8/2010 - Got engaged!

03/10/2011 - Left Philippines

06/08/2011 - I 129f sent

06/12/2011 - I-129f received.

06/12/2011 - Routed to CSC

06/13/11 NOA1

06/17/11 NOA1 Touched

10/24/11 - Called USCIS Service Request

11/2/11 Retouch

11/2/11 APPROVED

11/5/11 Another NOA2 Notice?

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12/1/11 - 221g - Need police clearance qatar. SIGH

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12/29/ P.R.O Mailed the PCC to my fiance using DHL

1/3/12 Received PCC from QATAR, dog chewed it :(

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The answer to that question does not have to be known. Proof: If we look at the answer given to the equivalent question on the I-130 sample on the London Embassy's website, they have written "not known at this time""to be determined".

You can of course elaborate, for example write Texas and even the name of the town. And if it really bothers you then you can explain in a cover letter why it is not yet known. But the question can only be answered if you know the answer :-)

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