; IS THIS POSSIBLE?

[Channah&Aaron 51]

Ok, so an other week passed by without sending the I-129f package

Everything is sooo ready to go, but yet we discovered an other problem.

My fiance (US citizen) has 2 residences, one in South East Texas, and in Pittsburgh (PA)

He is a DD, Directional Driller, and because he has to work all over the place and has to move a lot, can we do the following thing:

Can we use his moms address and fill in her address on all the forms? She is, ofcourse, way more often at home so whenever we receive something about our K-1 package, she can send it to my fiance.

My fiance is never home, but we aren't for sure if we are allowed to fill in his moms home address..

PLEASE LET US KNOW, because I'm getting so frustrated not sending out the package since we gathered everything, and so on.

THANK YOU!!!!

[Andrea&Mal 1]

I had a similar problem, except my situation was that I was living abroad when I sent in my I-129 form. What I did was on the actual I-129 form, under address for myself (as the petitioner) I put 'c/o' then listed my mom and dad's address in the United States. Then for the G-325a for myself, I just listed all of my addresses as required. I'm still pretty early in the process, but the NOA1 arrived to my parents' address with no problems.

i think the important thing is to be honest. Don't imply your fiance lives at his mother's address, but state that you are using that address for mailings. Again, still early for me, but it's seemed to be fine so far.

Andrea

[Gary and Alla 3,694]

Ok, so an other week passed by without sending the I-129f package

Everything is sooo ready to go, but yet we discovered an other problem.

My fiance (US citizen) has 2 residences, one in South East Texas, and in Pittsburgh (PA)

He is a DD, Directional Driller, and because he has to work all over the place and has to move a lot, can we do the following thing:

Can we use his moms address and fill in her address on all the forms? She is, ofcourse, way more often at home so whenever we receive something about our K-1 package, she can send it to my fiance.

My fiance is never home, but we aren't for sure if we are allowed to fill in his moms home address..

PLEASE LET US KNOW, because I'm getting so frustrated not sending out the package since we gathered everything, and so on.

THANK YOU!!!!

Use whichever address is on his drivers license for his "home address" Use another address for a mailing address. It can be anywhere in the USA

[Yellowhead 12]

Ok, so an other week passed by without sending the I-129f package

Everything is sooo ready to go, but yet we discovered an other problem.

My fiance (US citizen) has 2 residences, one in South East Texas, and in Pittsburgh (PA)

He is a DD, Directional Driller, and because he has to work all over the place and has to move a lot, can we do the following thing:

Can we use his moms address and fill in her address on all the forms? She is, ofcourse, way more often at home so whenever we receive something about our K-1 package, she can send it to my fiance.

My fiance is never home, but we aren't for sure if we are allowed to fill in his moms home address..

PLEASE LET US KNOW, because I'm getting so frustrated not sending out the package since we gathered everything, and so on.

THANK YOU!!!!

I would also put a sticky on your file stating the situation. The way I look at it, you can never have too much information for USCIS. My I129f was filled with notes explaining ANYthing that seemed unclear. For addresses of residence I would perhaps do a separate sheet (in addition to filling out everything on the actual form for addresses) with clarifications for any periods of time with multiple residences.

[Channah&Aaron 51]

; thank you so much!!

So, I'll tell my fiance that he has to put his home address (TX) on the forms but since there is no house on his land yet (rebuilding a house), I'll tell him to add a sheet saying that his post address is his mom's address... Right?