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G-325A about applicant's residence last five years

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jhunjhun   7

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I was wondering, what should I write in form G-325A asking for applicant's (myself) residence last five years. I'm Canadian citizen and came her in US to visit my fiance and end up getting married. Anyways, do I need to put my wife's address here in US as my current address? or my address only in Canada last five years.

Also, I'm confused about question C (information about your relative) found in form I-130 Page 1. They asked for my address. what should I write? I asked this question before but I'm still confused. hayayyyyy........

Thank you so much.

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If you're applying for a k3 visa, that means that you currently reside in Canada, right? Any claimed official residence in the US that extends beyond the time allowed by whatever visa you had may raise a red flag.

I was wondering, what should I write in form G-325A asking for applicant's (myself) residence last five years. I'm Canadian citizen and came her in US to visit my fiance and end up getting married. Anyways, do I need to put my wife's address here in US as my current address? or my address only in Canada last five years.

Also, I'm confused about question C (information about your relative) found in form I-130 Page 1. They asked for my address. what should I write? I asked this question before but I'm still confused. hayayyyyy........

Thank you so much.

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