Dumb questions regarding filling out I-751 form waiver

[MrMadCat 18]

My brain just isn't working recently. So I'm filling out the form and because I am filing on a waiver, and no longer live at the address, I started overthinking things and confused myself.

On Part 1, Question 16, it asks for the Physical Address and on Question 17 asks for the mailing address. Well, do I put the address I lived at while I AOS, even though I've moved (on question 16) or just put the new address I'm living at now on my own? The one I moved to (I filed an AR-11 or whatever online when I moved to this address in May but didn't get a confirmation or anything...?).

Ok so then I scroll down to Part 1, Question 22. Asks, Have you resident at any other address since you became a permanent resident? (If "Yes," of all addresses and dates.)

So now I'm kinda confused (as I said these are dumb questions so I apologize if it's more simple than I actually think). So if 16 is asking for an address, if I put my current address I moved to after separation and then scroll down to 22, it's basically asking me to put down that same address again on a separate piece of paper, so then I thought, why if they had my new address on Question 16 would they need that. So then I started wondering, what addresses do I put where. My old in 16 or new in 16, and as for 22 do I put my old address and then put my new address in it as well. Obviously I gotta select Yes to 22, since I have resident at another address since... Meh, I hate my brain.

If someone can just break it down to me, I would be really glad.

/dumb questions over

[Sandra G. 5,047]

Questions 16 and 17 put the address where you are living right now,some people live in one place but use to get their mail in other place,assuming you get your mail in your house then put same address in +16 and 17 questions. Regarding question 22 put all places you lived in the U.S and dates,including the present one.

Edited October 27, 2013 by sandranj

[Nich-Nick 3,354]

Mailing and Physical address. That is basically if you use a PO Box, for example, to receive mail, they still want to know where you physically reside.