Urgent question about I-130

[buttahgurl 0]

My Huband and I do not currently live in the same state, because he works in LA and I work TX. Now, on the form I-130 where it asks "21. If filing for your husband/wife, give last address at which you lived together." What do I put in there/. My address or his address or leave it blank?

Confused!!! please help!!!

[Kez/JWolf 6]

Ok so you work in diffrent states but where do you meet-up, where do you spend time together?

[Otto 83]

My Huband and I do not currently live in the same state, because he works in LA and I work TX. Now, on the form I-130 where it asks "21. If filing for your husband/wife, give last address at which you lived together." What do I put in there/. My address or his address or leave it blank?

Confused!!! please help!!!

The obvious answer is to put the last address where you two lived together (assuming you have lived together). (And leaving it blank is not a good option.)

[YuAndDan 153]

Sounds like you may be adjusting status from a work visa?? Moving this to the correct forum.

[buttahgurl 0]

Ok so you work in diffrent states but where do you meet-up, where do you spend time together?

He visits me in TX and he plans to move here soon. But what dates do I put in the From and To dates?

[Otto 83]

He visits me in TX and he plans to move here soon. But what dates do I put in the From and To dates?

If you've never lived together you can't very well put a 'from/to' range (nor an address).

[lucyrich 20]

"21. If filing for your husband/wife, give last address at which you lived together." What do I put in there/. My address or his address or leave it blank?

Have you lived together? If so, put the last address at which you lived together. If not, then write something like "Have not yet lived together" in that space.

If you leave it blank or write N/A, they will almost certainly issue an RFE to question what you meant. So don't do that.

And of course, don't lie or mislead. Be clear and correct.