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fiance mailing address is different than physical

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Aclosipic   0

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Hello, my fiance is currently residing in Czech Republic, but she will be moving within 5 months to another address within the same country (her lease expires and she won't be staying there, but she doesn't know where will she be moving yet).

We are almost ready to file i-129f and we were wondering if we could rent a PO Box and use that as a mailing address for her.

Nowhere on I-129f mailing address field is provided so I searched and searched and searched and really didn't find anything other than someone else reporting similar issue in 2001. They suggested that in Part B2 use her physicall address, but in Part B15 use her mailing address (PO BOX). Can I still do it?

Any other suggestions?

Thank you in advance!

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Not a problem ! I used my home address everywhere on my paper while I was living in the same country but in differant city.

I-130 Petition -Timeline

10-04-06 - Petitioner (wife) sent I-130 to USCIS Vermont Service Center

10-14-06 - Petitioner received NOA 1 "Receipt Notice"

01-17-07 - USCIS NOA2 "Approval Notice"

I-129F Petition Timeline

09-22-06 - Married in India

10-19-06 - Petitioner sent I-129F to USCIS Chicago

10-27-06 - Petitioner received NOA 1 "Receipt Notice"

01-17-07 - USCIS NOA2 "Approval Notice"

I-485 AOS Timeline

05/26/07 - Submitted I-485 package to USCIS Chicago

06/01/07 - USCIS sent I-797C NOA "Rejection Notice" and returns cashiers check

06/08/07 - Called USCIS to inquire why check was returned; USCIS confirms correct fee and advises to re-submit check and I-485 package to Chicago.

06/29/07 - NOA2 "Receipt Notice" received from USCIS

07/17/07 - Biometrics appointment at USCIS York, PA

07/31/07 - Rec'd NOA4 (AOS Interview Notice)

09/20/07 - AOS Interview at USCIS Philadelphia, PA

03/04/08 - Green Card received ( Valid till March 04, 2010 )

I-751 ROC Timeline

12/24/09 - Sent Package to Vermont Service Center

12/29/09 - USCIS Received Package

01/02/10 - Received one year Extention letter from USCIS Vermont Center

01/08/10 - Received Biometric Appointment Date - 01/26/10

01/21/10 - Early Biometric done

04/21/10 - Approval letter received

04/23/10 - Green Card Received Valid- March 15, 2020

[b]N-400 Time line

12/02/10 - Sent Package to Lewisville, Texas

12/07/10 - USCIS Received Package

01/05/11 - Early Biometric done originally 01/11/11

02/15/11 - Received Biometric letter

02/23/11 - Interview- Passed

03/02/11 - Oath Ceremony

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