Address in the United States where your fiance(e) intends to live.

[mehdali 4]

Question 14

14. Address in the United States where your fiance(e) intend to live.

Due to me relocating in the future (don't know where) for job reasons, I cannot list an exact location.

Can I put, To be determined?

Has anybody had any experience with this?

Thank you in advance

[mehdali 4]

Anybody?

[d3adc0d3 186]

My recommendation:

Put your current address and if you move send the USCIS a letter informing them of the change along with your change of address. Things change and the USCIS understands this.

You could also enclose a letter in the application explaining that you may move in the future but that your intended will be moving with you, and all the details you can provide, so if you do move or things changed it's noted in the initial file.

Edited July 19, 2013 by d3adc0d3

[L and T 9]

I agree, just put your current address. We were in the same situation, as my now wife (then fiancée) moved to a new apartment after my K1 visa was approved. So we had her old address in all the paperwork (I-129F and K1 visa application) and got approved. When I entered the U.S. with my K1 visa I completed the I-94 and customs declaration with the new address and pointed this out to the CBP officer. He said he would change it in the paperwork, and that was it. I then filed for AOS with our new address and no questions have been asked by anyone.

[Bugs 455]

Technically you are at your current address. So put that until it changes and you have a new one.

Edited July 19, 2013 by Leon & Mylen

[mehdali 4]

Thanks! I will go ahead and put my current address!

[Dave&Roza 748]

Question 14

14. Address in the United States where your fiance(e) intend to live.

Due to me relocating in the future (don't know where) for job reasons, I cannot list an exact location.

Can I put, To be determined?

Has anybody had any experience with this?

Thank you in advance

All information you put on the form must be true, accurate, and correct on the date you sign the form. You put your address where you are when you sign the form. They really do not care what the address is when your fiancee arrives. She will file for AOS (Adjustment of status) after the marriage and she will put the address the two of you are living at when she files. Once she recieves her GC, she and you must notify the USCIS of any address change. She has 10 days to file the AR-11 form and you have 30 days to file the I-865. This is required until she is no longer a LPR and the I-864 is no longer valid.

Life changes and you do not know what is going to happen in the future and that is why there is a date on the form when you sign it.

Good luck,

Dave

Edited July 19, 2013 by Dave&Roza