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Hiya...on the bit where it asks Ian where his spouse lives, should he put that I live here with him???? Also, it asks fathers name in question 15. Is that my father or his??? this is really confusing but then again I have worked all day so perhaps i am just not able to think lol....so please forgive me if these questions seem stupid...Thanks..

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the DS-230 is for the beneficiary to fill in... so it needs to be the beneficiary's info....

I know that...please read my question over again. I asked...does he put that I am living here in the UK with him or the address in the states???? The rest I understand now to be his information.

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the DS-230 is for the beneficiary to fill in... so it needs to be the beneficiary's info....

I know that...please read my question over again. I asked...does he put that I am living here in the UK with him or the address in the states???? The rest I understand now to be his information.

I would put the address in the States... but that is just my opinion, I could be wrong...lol

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Laura_and_Ian,

The address that is your place of residence.

Do you consider yourself to be residing (living) in the UK or visiting the UK? Answer accordingly.

Yodrak

the DS-230 is for the beneficiary to fill in... so it needs to be the beneficiary's info....

I know that...please read my question over again. I asked...does he put that I am living here in the UK with him or the address in the states???? The rest I understand now to be his information.

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Laura_and_Ian,

The address that is your place of residence.

Do you consider yourself to be residing (living) in the UK or visiting the UK? Answer accordingly.

Yodrak

the DS-230 is for the beneficiary to fill in... so it needs to be the beneficiary's info....

I know that...please read my question over again. I asked...does he put that I am living here in the UK with him or the address in the states???? The rest I understand now to be his information.

I have extended my stay here and have a two year visa...limited leave to remain. After two years I can become a legal citizen here, but that wont be necessary. But, I am working here. WIll that make a difference??

Love is not an EMOTION or FEELING....

That if made from the heart...will outlast ANYTHING AND EVERYTHING!!!!

http://www.visajourney.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=117 (shortcuts)

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04/29/2006......MARRIED MY VERY OWN CLOWN WOOOHOOOO

Now we are through with immigration until the end of 2008. Please read my timeline to see our process. Remember, patience is a beatuiful thing if you can remember to keep it...I will be damned if we did lol. We are all here on this site for the same reason...lets all help one another...

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I would put the US address too, cuz it says where he intends to live. Your moving back to the US soon right? So stick with the US address.......you got a PM too ;)

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Laura,

In those circumstances I would answer Q 15 with my UK address - it sure does seem to me that that's where you're living. If someone wanted to mail something to you, you'd most likely have it sent to that address would you not?

Yodrak

Laura_and_Ian,

The address that is your place of residence.

Do you consider yourself to be residing (living) in the UK or visiting the UK? Answer accordingly.

Yodrak

I have extended my stay here and have a two year visa...limited leave to remain. After two years I can become a legal citizen here, but that wont be necessary. But, I am working here. WIll that make a difference??

CapeG,

Q10 asks where he intends to live after immigrating. Q15 asks where his spouse is living now. Two different questions that can quite reasonably have two different answers.

Yodrak

I would put the US address too, cuz it says where he intends to live. Your moving back to the US soon right? So stick with the US address.......you got a PM too
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