address where your finace intends to live

[messi 0]

how do you answer this question if the USC plans to move to a new address before the fiance arrives (but you don't yet have the new apt/address)?

our situation is a bit unusual, so specifically:

I (USC) am out of the country for a few months (traveling with my fiance) and am using my parents' address in florida while i am gone as a mailing address etc - i gave up my new york apartment when i left. when i return to the US this summer i will move back to new york in time to start teaching in august. when my fiance arrives (*hopefully* sept/oct if we get everything filed by april and have no major holdups) he intends to live with me, but that address doesn't exist yet. since we never intend to live at my parents address, i don't want to put that - it feels like lying. but i can't put nothing. thoughts? thanks!

[canadian_wife 1,822]

"To Be Determined"?

Good luck

[nickm 1]

i had the same issue, my finacee is currently staying at her parents and she could be moving before i go for my interview but after i have sent away package 3.

I have left the space blank for now, but i am considering putting her parents address in but explaining to the consular officer that may not be the final address.

Did anyone else who has completed the process have this issue? if so what was your solution?

[slangofoil 50]

I have essentially the same situation - living with parents right now but plan on moving into an apartment right before my fiance comes over.

I just put my parents' address. I'm pretty sure you can make address updates later on, and use the new address after the fiance enters and you apply for AOS.

*edited to fix typos

Edited March 1, 2010 by slangofoil

[~Johnny~ 27]

I have essentially the same situation - living with parents right now but plan on moving into an apartment right before my fiance comes over.

I just put my parents' address. I'm pretty sure you can make address updates later on, and use the new address after the fiance enters and you apply for AOS.

*edited to fix typos

Yes, I think it's best to have some type of address listed, even if it is your parents address. I think leaving it blank or TBD will raise some eyebrows at the embassy during interview. You can always change your address later.

[Otto 83]

I would just keep it simple and use the parent's address - you're not obligated to live there and things change all the time. Definitely don't leave it blank.

[Shri & Vai 1]

I had the same issue. I gave my parents address. Just before my fiancee came here, I got a new place and while filing for the AOS, gave my new apartment as the address since I had just moved in there.

I didn't have any issues due to the address during the K-1/AOS process.