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I am an American citizen petitioning for my German husband through DCF in Frankfurt. We are currently living in Germany, although I do still have an address in the States (at my parents' house). In the I-130 application, I put our address here in Germany as my address, but for the DS-230, where it asks in question 10 for the permanent address in the United States where you intend to live, and the name of a person who currently lives there, what should my husband put? Of course he will use my parents' address, but should be put one of their names as a person who lives there, or would it be okay to use mine? I know at some point I need to prove that I have maintained a domicile in the United States, but I can't be saying I'm currently living in both countries simultaneously. Anyone else know a way around this problem? The form later asks (in question 14) for spouse's address (mine)...and again, I'm not sure which to put--my address here in Germany with him, or the address in the United States. It seems it doesn't make sense for me to say I'm living at two different addresses, especially on the same page.

Any advice anyone could offer would be greatly appreciated!

Thanks,

Mary

December 11, 2006: I-130 Petition signed for in Frankfurt.

December 21, 2006: Credit Card charged $190.

February 6, 2007: Heard back from Frankfurt. They want proof that our relationship is bonafide.

February 8, 2007: Sent proof (old emails, joint bank account statements, story of how we met)

February 24, 2007: I-130 Approved. Received Packet 3 in the mail.

February 26, 2007: Faxed OF-169 (checklist) to Immigrant Visa Unit in Frankfurt; Mailed back DS-230 Part I

March 2, 2007: Received Packet 4 (Interview Appointment Scheduled)

April 2, 2007: Interview in Frankfurt; Visa Approved!

April 5, 2007: Visa received.

June 27, 2007: POE Boston.

July 23, 2007: Went to local social security office and applied for number in person (although D had checked off the box to receive one on the DS-230).

July 30, 2007: Daniel received his social security number and greencard in the mail.

March 31, 2009: Mailed I-751 to Vermont USCIS

April 2, 2009: I-751 application received (saw this with USPS tracking)

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I am an American citizen petitioning for my German husband through DCF in Frankfurt. We are currently living in Germany, although I do still have an address in the States (at my parents' house). In the I-130 application, I put our address here in Germany as my address, but for the DS-230, where it asks in question 10 for the permanent address in the United States where you intend to live, and the name of a person who currently lives there, what should my husband put? Of course he will use my parents' address, but should be put one of their names as a person who lives there, or would it be okay to use mine? I know at some point I need to prove that I have maintained a domicile in the United States, but I can't be saying I'm currently living in both countries simultaneously. Anyone else know a way around this problem? The form later asks (in question 14) for spouse's address (mine)...and again, I'm not sure which to put--my address here in Germany with him, or the address in the United States. It seems it doesn't make sense for me to say I'm living at two different addresses, especially on the same page.

Any advice anyone could offer would be greatly appreciated!

Thanks,

Mary

Hello Mary,

We used my husband's parents' address in the US for the US address, and put my husband's father's name and their address (where we will be moving to) on the DS-230. I'm sorry I cannot remember the other question but I think if you're talking about the DS-230 part 1, we put our current address in Germany.

Best wishes,

~Candace

Permanent Resident Since 01/03/2007

N-400 application mailed 3/20/17

Credit card charged 3/25/17

NOA 3/31/17

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Yep, same here.

I am an American citizen petitioning for my German husband through DCF in Frankfurt. We are currently living in Germany, although I do still have an address in the States (at my parents' house). In the I-130 application, I put our address here in Germany as my address, but for the DS-230, where it asks in question 10 for the permanent address in the United States where you intend to live, and the name of a person who currently lives there, what should my husband put? Of course he will use my parents' address, but should be put one of their names as a person who lives there, or would it be okay to use mine? I know at some point I need to prove that I have maintained a domicile in the United States, but I can't be saying I'm currently living in both countries simultaneously. Anyone else know a way around this problem? The form later asks (in question 14) for spouse's address (mine)...and again, I'm not sure which to put--my address here in Germany with him, or the address in the United States. It seems it doesn't make sense for me to say I'm living at two different addresses, especially on the same page.

Any advice anyone could offer would be greatly appreciated!

Thanks,

Mary

Hello Mary,

We used my husband's parents' address in the US for the US address, and put my husband's father's name and their address (where we will be moving to) on the DS-230. I'm sorry I cannot remember the other question but I think if you're talking about the DS-230 part 1, we put our current address in Germany.

Best wishes,

~Candace

short history:

2001 - met in Germany

April 2003 - fell in love

Aug 2004 - go to the US for internship

Feb 2005 - both return to Germany

Aug 2006 - getting married

DCF timeline:

09/01/2006 - filed the petition in Frankfurt

09/06/2006 - medical in Frankfurt

09/26/2006 - faxed checklist

10/05/2006 - received interview invite

11/01/2006 - INTERVIEW in Frankfurt - approved!

11/04/2006 - VISA IN HAND!!

12/21/2006 - POE San Francisco and ON TO SEA!

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