Question on Address History

[Bacon 0]

How closely do they look at the address history for the beneficiary? I know that once he gets packet three he'll have to submit information on the last 16 years. But how closely are they going to investigate the information because he's moved a lot in the last 16 years.

Also, he is moving in with a friend of his to be able to save money for the move here but looking at having his mail forwarded to his parents in a different town. How would this effect his bio information? Would they reject the application?

Does anyone know exactly what they do regarding his address?

[Gary and Alla 3,694]

How closely do they look at the address history for the beneficiary? I know that once he gets packet three he'll have to submit information on the last 16 years. But how closely are they going to investigate the information because he's moved a lot in the last 16 years.

Also, he is moving in with a friend of his to be able to save money for the move here but looking at having his mail forwarded to his parents in a different town. How would this effect his bio information? Would they reject the application?

Does anyone know exactly what they do regarding his address?

An address, in itself, is not material to the approval process so it is not a misrepresentation that results in criminal fraud charges and likely would not prevent the issuance of a visa. That said, they really don't check it. The purpose of the G-325 is to rule out a person as a bad guy, or help to, if a name check makes a hit on a bad guy list. The more information you give them the better. If you do not know exact dates, "to the best of your knowledge" rules the day.