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Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: Germany
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My mail service is very spotty on my small island. Sometimes mail from the US takes up to 2 months to get to me. Is there a way that I can use my mother's US address as my mailing address without the application showing that I live at that address? I want to make sure they realized that I, the USC, lives outside the US with my "alien" husband.

Does anyone know how to handle this situation? I'm putting our I-130 packet out with FedEx on Friday but I'm worried about whatever they want to send back to me.

Help?

12/08/2011 Married

02/06/2012 I-130 Packet sent via FedEx

02/09/2012 NOA1- case sent to VSC!

07/09/2012 NOA2

07/11/2012 case received at NVC

07/27/2012 NVC case number and IIN received

07/27/2012 DS-3032 sent via email

08/01/2012 AOS bill received via email, paid online

08/01/2012 Beneficiary received DS-3032 form via email

08/02/2012 AOS bill shows paid

08/03/2012 AOS package sent via FedEx

08/03/2012 Email acceptance of DS-3032 from NVC

08/06/2012 IV Bill received

08/06/2012 IV bill paid

08/06/2012 AOS package received

08/07/2012 IV bill shows paid

08/09/2012 IV package sent

08/09/2012 AOS package accepted

08/20/2012 IV package accepted

08/20/2012 NVC Case Complete

09/14/2012 Interview date assigned

09/26/2012 Medical in Barbados

10/01/2012 Interview in Barbados

xx/xx/2012 POE- San Juan, PR

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Filed: K-3 Visa Country: Thailand
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My mail service is very spotty on my small island. Sometimes mail from the US takes up to 2 months to get to me. Is there a way that I can use my mother's US address as my mailing address without the application showing that I live at that address? I want to make sure they realized that I, the USC, lives outside the US with my "alien" husband.

Does anyone know how to handle this situation? I'm putting our I-130 packet out with FedEx on Friday but I'm worried about whatever they want to send back to me.

Help?

Probably best for several reasons. Using her address would establish that as your U S domiclile. Any mail would go to her & could be scanned or forwarded to you.

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Yes i agree with the post above, also luckily a lot of things can be recieved via technlogy these days, Ovbiously you need you NOA1 & 2 hard copies but you can recieve notification via text message so you can find out when they have been approved even if it takes a little longer for it to get to you. & the same goes for the NVC, i recieved ALL info via email through them, it wasnt untill we got to the current Embassy stage that i recieved my first packet from the NVC via snail mail!

February 2010: Met online via social networking site

1st July 2010: Met for the first time in Lake Charles, LA [11 days]

9th August 2010: Got Engaged!

September 2010: Met for the second time in Lake Charles, LA [2 weeks]

December 2010: Met for the third time in Lake Charles, LA [3 months]

18th February 2011: Got Married!

May 2011: Met for the fourth time in London, UK [2 weeks]

CR-1 Visa

USCIS

21st July 2011 - 14th December 2011

September 2012: Met for the fith time in Lake Charles, LA [3 months]

NVC

4th January 2012 - 23th January 2012

EMBASSY

25th January 2012 - 23rd March 2012

NEW LIFE IN THE USA

5th April 2012: POE: Houston, TX, USA!!

7th May 2012: Greencard arrived in mail

Remove the Conditions on Residence Petition

USCIS

April 1st - Present

1st April 2014: Filed I-751 (with divorce waiver)

4th April 2014: Received NOA (1 year extension)

April 20th 2014: Filed for divorce

12th May 2015: Received second biometric appointment letter due to rescheduling my first appointment

May 28th 2014: Biometrics taken in Louisville, KY

October 31 2014: Received RFE requesting final divorce judgment

22nd January 2015: Received final divorce judgment & submitted to VSC

25th January 2015: Called USCIS Military hotline to enquire on gaining an extension in order to enlist in United States Army & was advised to make infopass appointment at local office as processing will take longer than 6 months on my application.

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Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: Germany
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This is good news! My question is, where do I put that address? If I put it on the I-130, will they assume I currently live there?

Maybe I'm over thinking this?

12/08/2011 Married

02/06/2012 I-130 Packet sent via FedEx

02/09/2012 NOA1- case sent to VSC!

07/09/2012 NOA2

07/11/2012 case received at NVC

07/27/2012 NVC case number and IIN received

07/27/2012 DS-3032 sent via email

08/01/2012 AOS bill received via email, paid online

08/01/2012 Beneficiary received DS-3032 form via email

08/02/2012 AOS bill shows paid

08/03/2012 AOS package sent via FedEx

08/03/2012 Email acceptance of DS-3032 from NVC

08/06/2012 IV Bill received

08/06/2012 IV bill paid

08/06/2012 AOS package received

08/07/2012 IV bill shows paid

08/09/2012 IV package sent

08/09/2012 AOS package accepted

08/20/2012 IV package accepted

08/20/2012 NVC Case Complete

09/14/2012 Interview date assigned

09/26/2012 Medical in Barbados

10/01/2012 Interview in Barbados

xx/xx/2012 POE- San Juan, PR

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