G-325A - Multiple Addresses at One Time

[tea4two 0]

I'm hoping someone here can answer this for me; couldn't find much help in searching the forums.

My fiance and I are both in the military (him: RAF, me: USAF). We both own houses in our respective countries, which we declare for tax purposes. However, he lives on his military camp Mon-Fri in a dorm, so maintains an address there. I have traveled for the military a lot, spending up to seven months in some locations, and have rented apartments - these show up on my credit history, so it's not like there's a big mystery that I "lived" in another state for a long-ish period of time.

My questions are:

When we both fill out the G-325A for residence purposes, is it acceptable to have overlapping periods at two or more addresses?

Since he "lives" in both places now, do we put both down, dated from MM/DD/YY - Present?

Do I need to report my previous addresses of less than a year of residency, or just list my actual primary residence/home of record?

Thanks to anyone who replies who has has dealt with a similar circumstance!

[JoannaV 174]

Personally, both my husband and I only put down those we considered our primary address at any one time.

However, it is always better to give too much information rather than too little, when you are unsure. You can always include a cover letter explaining the nature of the different addresses.

[tea4two 0]

Personally, both my husband and I only put down those we considered our primary address at any one time.

However, it is always better to give too much information rather than too little, when you are unsure. You can always include a cover letter explaining the nature of the different addresses.

Thanks for the advice! I probably will put all our addresses down, with an explanation of why, rather than omit anything.