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I-130: Part C, Address

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perpetual nomad   0

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Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: Peru
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My spouse is currently residing with me in the US, but will be departing for her home country soon. We're filing the I-130 before our departure, and was wondering if the addresses (in part B and C) at the time of filing should match if we're both in the same location?

04.26.2010 | Day 0 :: ★ Lockbox received I-130 packet w/ consular processing in Perú

04.30.2010 | Day 4 :: ✔ $355 check cashed, NOA1

10.05.2010 | Day 163 :: ★ I-130 NOA2 California approval (5 months, 5 days since NOA1)

10.18.2010 | Day 176 ⇔ 0 :: ★ NVC assigned case number (☎ as of November the AVR system still says no case # assigned)

11.10.2010 | Day 199 ⇔ 24 :: ✔ DS-3032 e-mailed again with ATTN to Supervisor Sue (acceptance response 25 min later!); paid $404 IV fee online

11.26.2010 | Day 215 ⇔ 40 :: ✔ I-864 and DS-230 packets delivered

03.14.2011 | Day 322 ⇔ 147 :: ★ NVC case closed (4 months, 24 days)

03.26.2011 | Day 334 ⇔ 159 :: ★ NVC assigned embassy interview for May 31 (5 months, 8 days)

05.31.2011 | Day 400 :: ★ Embassy interview, Approved!

06.06.2011 | Day 406 :: ★ Passport & entry packet picked up from DHL

payxibka Grand Master

payxibka   10,047

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Filed: AOS (apr) Country: Philippines
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My spouse is currently residing with me in the US, but will be departing for her home country soon. We're filing the I-130 before our departure, and was wondering if the addresses (in part B and C) at the time of filing should match if we're both in the same location?

she is not "residing" in the US but only "visiting"...

YMMV

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perpetual nomad   0

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Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: Peru
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she is not "residing" in the US but only "visiting"...

Yes, correct. Visiting...

Though the form says "Information about your relative"..."2. Address"

Her perm address is Peru, though she's here by my side in the USA.

04.26.2010 | Day 0 :: ★ Lockbox received I-130 packet w/ consular processing in Perú

04.30.2010 | Day 4 :: ✔ $355 check cashed, NOA1

10.05.2010 | Day 163 :: ★ I-130 NOA2 California approval (5 months, 5 days since NOA1)

10.18.2010 | Day 176 ⇔ 0 :: ★ NVC assigned case number (☎ as of November the AVR system still says no case # assigned)

11.10.2010 | Day 199 ⇔ 24 :: ✔ DS-3032 e-mailed again with ATTN to Supervisor Sue (acceptance response 25 min later!); paid $404 IV fee online

11.26.2010 | Day 215 ⇔ 40 :: ✔ I-864 and DS-230 packets delivered

03.14.2011 | Day 322 ⇔ 147 :: ★ NVC case closed (4 months, 24 days)

03.26.2011 | Day 334 ⇔ 159 :: ★ NVC assigned embassy interview for May 31 (5 months, 8 days)

05.31.2011 | Day 400 :: ★ Embassy interview, Approved!

06.06.2011 | Day 406 :: ★ Passport & entry packet picked up from DHL

TheBears Rising Star

TheBears   9

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Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: Thailand
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What payxibka means is that your wife's current residence is in Peru. It's not here in the States with you. Yes, she may be next to you now, but her home is still in Peru. Fill in her Peruvian address.

USCIS : 104 Days

10-30-2009 : I-130 and Documents Sent

11-06-2009 : NOA1

02-18-2010 : NOA2

NVC : 66 Days

02-24-2010 : Case Number Assigned

02-25-2010 : E-Mails Given to NVC Operator

02-26-2010 : DS-3032 Sent by E-Mail

03-02-2010 : Received DS-3032 and AOS Bill

03-02-2010 : DS-3032 Accepted

03-02-2010 : Pay AOS and IV Bill Online

03-04-2010 : AOS Shows PAID

03-08-2010 : IV Bill Shows PAID

03-09-2010 : AOS and Documents Sent

03-09-2010 : Receive IV Bill

03-19-2010 : DS-230 and Documents Sent

03-24-2010 : False RFE for DS-230; Confirmed AOS Reviewed and No Missing Information Found

04-02-2010 : Sign-In Failed. Thank you, Lord!

04-05-2010 : Case Completed at NVC

04-15-2010 : Majorly Unhappy with NVC

04-30-2010 : Interview Date Assigned

Embassy :

05-06-2010 : Medical Exam

06-08-2010 : Interview Date -- Approved! Experience and Review

06-18-2010 : Visa Received

perpetual nomad Contributor

perpetual nomad   0

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Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: Peru
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Thank you for the clarification. :content:

04.26.2010 | Day 0 :: ★ Lockbox received I-130 packet w/ consular processing in Perú

04.30.2010 | Day 4 :: ✔ $355 check cashed, NOA1

10.05.2010 | Day 163 :: ★ I-130 NOA2 California approval (5 months, 5 days since NOA1)

10.18.2010 | Day 176 ⇔ 0 :: ★ NVC assigned case number (☎ as of November the AVR system still says no case # assigned)

11.10.2010 | Day 199 ⇔ 24 :: ✔ DS-3032 e-mailed again with ATTN to Supervisor Sue (acceptance response 25 min later!); paid $404 IV fee online

11.26.2010 | Day 215 ⇔ 40 :: ✔ I-864 and DS-230 packets delivered

03.14.2011 | Day 322 ⇔ 147 :: ★ NVC case closed (4 months, 24 days)

03.26.2011 | Day 334 ⇔ 159 :: ★ NVC assigned embassy interview for May 31 (5 months, 8 days)

05.31.2011 | Day 400 :: ★ Embassy interview, Approved!

06.06.2011 | Day 406 :: ★ Passport & entry packet picked up from DHL

pushbrk Grand Master

pushbrk   13,174

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Filed: Other Country: China
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My spouse is currently residing with me in the US, but will be departing for her home country soon. We're filing the I-130 before our departure, and was wondering if the addresses (in part B and C) at the time of filing should match if we're both in the same location?

Your spouse is visiting you in the USA. Unless she has a green card already, she is not "residing" in the US legally. The I-130 should reflect her "residence" address, not the address she is "visiting".

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