G325 - Past Employment and Past Addresses

[kennym 275]

Good Morning all

This question is regarding my address on the G325 and listing employment for past 5 Years.. I am wondering if this will raise any concerns with USCIS..

I had 2 home addresses in the last five years, both in Del Rio Texas, However all of My employers were located in either Washington State or Dallas, Texas (400 Miles Away) or San Antonio (150 Miles Away - 6 Year Employment)

The reason is, I was remotely located by my employer in 2001 to manage a large rural Teritory. In nov 2006, I was laid off.. I was hired by a company located in Dallas which was extensive travel, then several months later I was hired by a company in Washington State (Current Employer Past 3 Years) where it is 100% Travel - home on weekends...

Since my employers were all in other Cities, would this create any issues with USCIS or Colombian Embassy down the road?

Would they notice that my home address doesn't match the City where I was employed? Would they care?

I know this is not an uncommon situation, so does anyone have any thoughts on how this would affect my I129 application?

If this is a concern, can I do anything in advance, with my submission of the G325, to better address this and avoid a delay?

Thanks again for everyones help...

[pushbrk 13,124]

Good Morning all

This question is regarding my address on the G325 and listing employment for past 5 Years.. I am wondering if this will raise any concerns with USCIS..

I had 2 home addresses in the last five years, both in Del Rio Texas, However all of My employers were located in either Washington State or Dallas, Texas (400 Miles Away) or San Antonio (150 Miles Away - 6 Year Employment)

The reason is, I was remotely located by my employer in 2001 to manage a large rural Teritory. In nov 2006, I was laid off.. I was hired by a company located in Dallas which was extensive travel, then several months later I was hired by a company in Washington State (Current Employer Past 3 Years) where it is 100% Travel - home on weekends...

Since my employers were all in other Cities, would this create any issues with USCIS or Colombian Embassy down the road?

Would they notice that my home address doesn't match the City where I was employed? Would they care?

I know this is not an uncommon situation, so does anyone have any thoughts on how this would affect my I129 application?

If this is a concern, can I do anything in advance, with my submission of the G325, to better address this and avoid a delay?

Thanks again for everyones help...

It may raise a question or two at the interview but that's not a problem if your fiancee is prepared with the explanation you gave above.

[dakay ♥ 10]

it doesn'n matter, your case is like mine, I have different addresses and is because my profession. don't worry about it, better select the best proofs of your relationship, this part is the most important when you apply and they take time to analize it